Surveillance was supposed to keep them sane. Instead, it broke them. When FBI agents Tom Kendrick and Carla Mendez are assigned to monitor two fringe conspiracy streamers, Zeke Sullivan and Elizabeth Harrow, they expect boredom, paperwork, and the slow decay of another dead‑end case. What they get instead is a descent into a reality where the line between observer and subject dissolves. Zeke and Liz aren't just talking to their audience. They're talking to the people listening in. And they know exactly how to weaponize that attention. As Tom and Carla chase patterns across financial anomalies, coded livestreams, and late‑night rants that hit too close to classified truth, their own lives begin to unravel. Careers collapse. Marriages fracture. Sleep becomes optional. And the deeper they dig, the more the world around them starts to look like a puzzle built specifically for them to fail. Because Zeke and Liz aren't just content creators. They're architects. And the Bureau's best analysts have become their favorite test subjects. Part psychological thriller, part bureaucratic horror, part meta‑fictional trap, Misadventures of Zeke & Liz: The ARG Bureau follows three federal agents as they spiral into a conspiracy that may be real, may be engineered, and may be something far stranger: a game designed to see who breaks first. Perfect for listeners who crave: Reality‑bending thrillers Government surveillance gone wrong Characters unraveling in slow, exquisite detail Conspiracies that feel one step ahead Stories where the watchers become the watched Step inside the Bureau. The experiment has already started.
