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MDLV Radio is not just a station—it’s a signal from beyond. A strange broadcast of haunting stories, fractured timelines, and voices you were never meant to hear, echoing through static from somewhere deep in the void.

Podcast · By MDLV Radio · American English · Official site

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Morning Brisker Ep. 131 (opens the original)

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    Good Morning Briskers! Today we started off going over the homework, in that we took a few steps (after our brisker) to push an idea that felt "cringy" forward just to look at and see it wasn't as bad as we thought. Then, we went on to discuss today's topic, which ended up being a lesson to apply to life taken from a writing class taught by the creators of South Park. We now understand how writing for a show, movie, etc. works, so if we take those scenarios and apply them to life in certain aspe

  2. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Morning Brisker Ep. 130 (opens the original)

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    Good morning Briskers! Today we reviewed our homework, and came to the realization that we are stuck on the in-between ride because we haven't quite mustered up the courage to go ahead and hit the big ride and really take the chance to experience life to its' fullest. Which then led us to the discussion of what it is we actually like, and how we can move throughout this world. It is interesting to see how much we hold ourselves back in certain aspects of life because of whatever system we have d

  3. Episode · Sep 27, 2026

    Morning Brikser Ep. 129 (opens the original)

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    This Morning Brisker we discussed what winning looks like to us. We opened up discussing how winning would look, and how we can adjust our frequency to move toward winning more. With this came the conversation on the phrase "life is like a rollercoaster," and how this phrase can actually be manipulated and used to our advantage. If you were to treat life like a rollercoaster, you would find your favorite one and want to do everything to get in that line just for the thrills of the ups and downs.

  4. Episode · Sep 26, 2026

    Morning Brisker Ep. 128 (opens the original)

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    This Morning Brisker we really narrowed our focus on the opinions of others and how their comparison of choices can be a dangerous expense. So often others like to give their input on some else's situation as though they have gone through it and can understand, as well as give some sound advice to help the individual going through the struggle at the time. Reality is, that person has no idea what they are talking about, and actually have no relevant experience to offer any sort of helpful advice

  5. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Morning Brisker Ep. 127 (opens the original)

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    This Morning Brisker we started off really feeling the vibrations of the moon and stars, as they were shining bright and offering an energetic frequency to bring in the information we needed. This morning we really tapped into the idea that a lot of the luxuries and ways we receive information were born out of people being bored. Try to look at the history of the area you are in currently, and consider the history of it just 100 years ago. Take someone who has lived the past 100 years and imagin

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