Harper meets new people and starts looking at maps to see where all of the recent survivor enclaves are. She even had guests staying overnight as the radio station is now a traveler's stop thanks to Liam, the man she met last episode when she wasn't quite sane, yet.

DJ Clueless talks about losing hope during a recent bout of bronchitis and then speaks about how she found hope again. She reiterates that survival is the game now, even though surviving when you are alone and isolated is really difficult.

The zombies still have Harper penned in and now she has to contend with an unexpected storm.

Harper is now penned in by zombies on all sides. She is well stocked but being cooped up inside after a few near misses is driving her crazy. She shares her thoughts on what happened to pen her in this way and how she got here.

DJ Clueless talks about her recent absence and why she hasn't put up a new recording in a few weeks - it's because she went crazy, and used up most of her zombie defense supplies RIPping zombies in a fit of madness. She recounts her time being a little bit crazy and encourages listeners to go easy on themselves. The zombie apocalypse comes for everything, even our very sanity.

Harper recounts, to the best of her memory the start of the zombie apocalypse and her time in the evacuation camp in order to remember it better. She longs for people to compare notes with about the zombies, but is still alone, busy collecting water for a not so rainy day.

DJ Clueless recounts a recent visit to her town from other survivors who didn't think through starting a fire.

DJ Clueless, AKA Harper, makes her first attempt to clear out the vocational building adjacent from the radio station of zombies. Vultures get involved in the clean up and DJ Clueless shares more of Robert's Rules of Chaos with the survivors she hopes are listening, but the loneliness is definitely starting to set in.