She shuts out the world. She believes she can see death coming.
In The Glass Bubble, a psychological mystery from CBS Radio Mystery Theater, a young woman retreats into a sterile glass room, convinced that isolation gives her the ability to foresee death.
To her, the glass offers something extraordinary. To those outside, it raises disturbing questions. Is she protecting herself, discovering a hidden power, or becoming trapped inside her own belief?
This unsettling 1970s radio drama explores isolation, apprehension and the uncertain boundary between conviction and reality. Listen for an atmospheric mystery that invites you to question what safety really means.
Series: CBS Radio Mystery Theater (CBSRMT)
Episode: The Glass Bubble - original episode 973
Original broadcast: 23 April 1979
Host: E. G. Marshall
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