100.2: Radio at the End of the World. Pop and easy listening station hosted by Adelaide Denton, a sweet and shy doctor who occasionally divulges survival tips and little anecdotes. Clearly not the best showman, but she wants to share her music collection with everyone nevertheless.

96.8: Jammin' with Jas. A punk and hard rock station operated by a woman who identifies herself only as 'Jas'. Equally as biting and sarcastic as she is aloof, she talks about her strong opinions on various subjects big and small, and gives the occasional tip.

88.6: Tommy's Country. Fairly simple: A reserved but friendly man named Tommy with a Southern drawl tells stories about the other survivors he's encountered, gives firearm and survival tips, and talks about philosophy, in between various folk and country music. He occasionally has other survivors on his show.

106.6: Rap & RNB with Miri. Plays rap and R&B, as you might imagine. A direct title for a direct woman, this station is run by a gruff woman of few words, identifying herself as Miri. Miri is acerbic and forthright, and mostly uses her platform to divulge combat-related tips, but she occasionally lets the listener in on her life a bit more, and her occasional taste for softer RNB might imply a gentler side.

108: Death's Door Rock: A classic rock and hair metal station run by a man named Chris. Chris is a friendly and energetic man, encouraging survivors, telling hopeful stories and bidding survivors to give the zombies hell. He occasionally brings other survivors onto his show for interviews.

89.6: The New Wave: A station playing electronic music, trip-hop and other more experimental music. The host identifies himself as Damien, and seeks to confront the apocalypse with relaxed vibes and calm enthusiasm. He too offers some encouragement to survivors, gives tips on finding loot and survival necessities, and tells stories of his travels as a survivor.

105.2: The Beat Goes On. A station hosted by a young woman named Clara, a quiet and contemplative teenager and collector of funk and soul music. She speaks of her life on a well-defended farmhouse in the deep country south of Knox, relates some of the tips her father gives her for dealing with the infected, and muses on what the future will look like for humanity.

103.4: Pile o' Music with Ronny Ron: A variety station that plays all sorts of songs, hosted by an eccentric man named Ronny Ron. He describes his new life in the apocalypse in vivid terms, telling humorous stories of his encounters with the zombies, and is overall jovial. Ron takes pride in his vast collection of music, and plays whatever he grabs off his pile.

88.2: ???: This station plays only Silent Hill tracks. The intermissions merely sound like distant sirens and gentle wind blowing, and heavy, jarring static borders each song. There is no option for long dialogue in this station; it's always the same short length.

???: ???: An eclectic station playing a mixture of different genres, it's hosted by a strange and quiet person...