Project Zomboid: All secret Radio Station channels explained

In a game as sprawling and and intricate as zombie survival simulator Project Zomboid, it goes without saying there are more than a few Easter eggs just waiting for curious players. Rather than out in the field, however, a few of these await you on your radio instead.

Typically, radios are used as a way to either gain some quick Electrician XP by disassembling them, or get updated on the weather by listening to the Automated Emergency Broadcast System station. There are a few secret radio stations the game never directs you to, however, which contain extra lore and maybe even an Easter egg or two.

Every secret radio station in Project Zomboid

So far, the community has hit on three secret Project Zomboid radio stations by trial and error: 91.2, 107.6, and 95.0. Tuning your trusty radio to any of these frequencies will clue you into a bit of the world’s background lore and maybe even expose your character to something they shouldn’t be hearing.

91.2 is a civilian broadcast that provides a little more backstory on Project Zomboid‘s zombie outbreak. Every day, some anonymous survivor will provide an alternate perspective on the events unfolding around you, giving insight on the military lockdown, the spread of the zombie virus around the world, and, inevitably, the host’s demise.

107.6 is mostly static, but on Day 3 it will provide a harrowing account of life inside one of the military’s quarantine zones. Aren’t you glad you’re not in there?

Finally, the uber-spooky 95.0 drones a repeated series of numbers to an unknown listener every 45 minutes. These numbers can actually be converted into coordinates leading you to the real-world Fort Knox, which is fitting for the game’s Kentucky setting. It’s just an Easter egg, however, and serves no purpose—unless you like the ambiance of a numbers station.

That’s every secret radio station in Project Zomboid so far. Which one do you think would pair best with your character’s daily exercise?