Tom Kranz

Bullets flying. Choking teargas. Angry crowds chanting for justice. Eleven dead people, five of them children. This is the true story of the intrepid journalists of a Philadelphia television news department whose creativity and dedication brought the 1985 MOVE disaster to a live television audience.

In the year 2067, the average temperature has risen three degrees. New York’s Battery Park is under water. The beaches of the Jersey Shore are reduced to thin strips of sand. Huge portions of California have been reduced to burned hellscapes due to relentless fires and mudslides....

Gunfire rings out in the Armitage town council meeting, and Bud Remmick is confronted by the shocking secret he's been hiding from the world....

Two years out of prison, Bud Remmick just wants to be a solid citizen. He volunteers as an EMT, then gets a job in his old career: TV news. But after only a week, he discovers bad things swirling around him....

Could you live in a world where personal vehicles are outlawed? Where coffee is a luxury for the elite? Where you are limited to three ounces of alcohol a day? Where food is manufactured? Listen to find out more....

Jail didn't sound so bad to Bud Remmick - a small price to pay for killing his boss, an abusive, blackmailing, sociopathic pig. But the plan to ride out a lenient sentence starts to fall apart when prison life turns on him....

Should one devastating mistake erase 20 years of good deeds? Griffin Ambrose lives a super stressful life as a news manager at a New York television station and a volunteer EMT in his New Jersey town.