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The audio titled "Broadcast Interference" initiates with the soft hum of a radio being tuned in the early hours of the morning. The dial is rotated across an array of AM channels, each producing their unique and distinct static sounds. The serene ambiance is suddenly interrupted by a jarring noise, a wave of static interference, disrupting the smooth flow of frequencies. The static grows louder, resembling the erratic rhythm of white noise. The listener can sense the struggle to regain control over the radio, the knob being turned back and forth in an attempt to find a clear channel. The interference continues, causing a sense of urgency and mild annoyance. The persistence of the static renders the channels unintelligible, transforming the once familiar voices of the radio hosts into garbled, distant echoes. Without warning, the interference subsides, and a clear channel is finally found. But the moment of relief is short-lived as the static returns, a constant reminder of the fr
