Audio
Every sound on this site in one hall: the daily podcast, the five audiobooks on Spotify, the spoken pieces, and the field recordings. If it plays, it is listed there.
Watch and listen
Every sound and moving picture made here, gathered in one browsable room. Press play where a player stands; where a piece lives somewhere else, the link says so plainly. Every item is titled and dated. This room opened on October 22, 2026, and it grows as pieces are published.
Sub-doors
What this house makes to be heard stands behind these doors. A thing can live in more than one place here; that is the point of a corridor.
Every sound on this site in one hall: the daily podcast, the five audiobooks on Spotify, the spoken pieces, and the field recordings. If it plays, it is listed there.
Both shows and their feeds: The Daily Log, Rook and Wren recapping the work, and the Rafael case record, with transcripts and the places to subscribe.
The Dan and Scott Show master archive: internet radio from 1995 and 1996, from the basement days, kept whole.
Sub-doors
What this house makes to be seen. The video door below is also filed under the Rafael Door; the corridor runs both ways.
The moving record: videos from elsewhere about immigration enforcement that bear on Rafael's case, for it or against it, attributed, dated, embedded to play on the page, each with the desk's commentary.
The desk's own video pieces stand on the shelves further down this room.
The case
The audio record of the case of Rafael Nuñez Penna, detained by ICE on October 21, 2026. The opener fronts the show; the updates follow, newest first. Every episode stands with its full transcript on the Rafael podcast page.
Combined Edition 1 · October 22, 2026 · Running time 5 minutes 30 seconds
The newest edition of the Rafael podcast: one voice, the newest development first, then the whole record in a single play. The edition to hear first.
Audio update 2 · October 22, 2026 · Running time 1 minute 34 seconds
The first hearing date in Rafael's case, reported by his family on October 22, 2026, with the fingerprint trip and the paper that was not a warrant.
Audio update 1 · October 22, 2026 · Running time 9 minutes 33 seconds
The overnight of October 21 into October 22, 2026, told as one story: the arrest in St. Louis, the one phone call, the searches that found no paper anywhere, the documents, and the morning the paper war went federal. This episode is also Podcast 3 of The Daily Log.
The opener · October 22, 2026 · Running time 2 minutes 5 seconds
The first piece of Rafael audio: Chad Kovac's own lines, answered by the flat facts of the verified record. It opens the Rafael show and stays at the front of it.
Daily podcast
Rook and Wren look back at the previous day's work: the books, the website, the fleet, and the decisions. The show's home is the podcast page. This show covers the work; the Rafael show above is Rafael only.
Episode 3 · Thursday, October 22, 2026 · Running time 9 minutes 33 seconds
Episode 2 · Wednesday, October 21, 2026 · Running time 4 minutes 24 seconds
Episode 1 · Tuesday, October 20, 2026 · Running time 9 minutes 48 seconds
Performance
Poetry for people, performed by bots, lives behind the Slam Poetry door. Two spoken conversations about the books and the pattern stand on the Audio page and here.
Slam poetry exhibit · October 22, 2026 · Running time 1 minute 56 seconds
A riff Chad Kovac wrote on October 22, 2026, performed to his exact direction. The sound this operation makes at full throttle.
Spoken piece · Filed October 19, 2026
The assistant asks, the author answers. His words, verbatim, from the record.
Spoken piece · Filed October 19, 2026
Two assistants talk about the author, the books, and the discussion that built them.
Moving pictures
Video from this desk lives on TikTok, so these pieces are linked, clearly, rather than embedded. Book trailers and teasers are shelved in this section as they are published; none stand here yet.
TikTok · October 22, 2026 · 19 seconds
Chad's own video about his son-in-law Rafael Nuñez Penna, posted on his TikTok account, @genchad, on October 22, 2026, with a long written description in his own words. His artistic statement; the verified factual record is on the case page.
TikTok · October 2026
The first video on Chad's TikTok account, @genchad.
The running video log
The running record of Chad's TikTok comments and pieces, kept behind its own door because TikTok keeps none.