Tris has managed to get back to the tower on the edge of nowhere after a year in exile. With her equipment barely functional she manages to release a short broadcast marking the last TDoR of the old regime.

Warning: This episode contains language inappropriate for young listeners and brief discussions of sensitive topics. Tris and Demond are reunited just in time for Pride Month but it seems like straight shenanigans are afoot. The two weigh in on corporations capitalizing on queer identities and the rise of the first ever "Straight Pride" parade.

Hold up in a hopefully safe undisclosed location, Tris discusses her thoughts on the job market. With things still being difficult for many, including herself, Tris asks the question what kind of work would you do to survive? In a market where employment is but a temporary state of being that may no longer always pay the bills, what's your hustle?

After a regime change in Nowhere puts her on the wrong side of the law, Tris flees her broadcast tower. Still that won't stop her from weighing in on the abortion discussion currently raging in the public discourse.

With Demond away on personal matters, Tris decides to send out her own messages from her tower on the edge of Nowhere just to hold you over while the Rainbow is on hiatus. In this first episode of Dispatches From the Edge of Nowhere, Tris discusses the issue of law enforcement in light of the release of Sandra Bland's cell phone footage and asks the question, who watches the watchmen?