Outside the Box

11/12/2025

Just seven months before I joined the NCCR team, the station was located at The Tannery. Soon after this vid, they moved to our current location. On November 6th, 2016, when I did my first live broadcast, the station didn't have the cool broadcast room it has now. It was one large open space. Slowly, it was renovated into what it looks like now, which is pretty awesome. A new space is now being renovated for NCCR in the old State Farm building on Main Street in Littleton. We are on the little block right next to the Northeast Prospector, wildly rocking neighbors. Oh yeah! We are all pretty excited for this move and cannot wait to share it with everyone.

11/12/2025

11/04/2025

Deadheads unite and tune in today at 2 for Tail Waggin Tunes by our favorite Dead loving host, Jerry Archibald. Only on North Country Community Radio Project

Tail Waggin' Tunes on the air today 2:00PM east coast time. Streaming online https://nococommunityradio.org/ and on the local airwaves WZNC 99.9fm

Today's theme is called 'Dead - Not Dead' where I take the many songs that the Grateful Dead played in concert over the years. First half of the show is old country, rock and blues songs by the original artist. The latter half I play Grateful songs that have been covered by other artists. So lotsa Dead music but not by the Grateful Dead.

In between I'll play a tribute to Donna Jean Godchaux (1947-2025) Rest in peace, another angel has joined the heavenly band. 💜
If you're a Deadhead you'll love today's program!

Thank you for your support of North Country Community Radio Project

Artwork: Stanley Mouse

11/03/2025

Luke and Sarah in the NCCR broadcast room. You rock!

11/01/2025

Sarah, from Haunting Titans, and I. What a fantastic Halloween party at The Loading Dock. Thanks to my friend Jacki for capturing this moment. Thanks to Jason Tors for bringing such amazing bands to the area.

11/01/2025

This is what a kickass non-profit organization looks like. 🥰

🎬 Access for All: Free Movie Tickets for SNAP Participants This November

During the month of November, The Colonial Theatre is offering free movie tickets to anyone receiving SNAP food assistance. With many families affected by the government shutdown, we want to make sure that access to art, storytelling, and community doesn’t take a back seat to putting food on the table.

Our mission is to invite and inspire participation in the cultural conversation—and that means everyone is welcome, always. 💛

Just show your SNAP/EBT card and an ID at the box office for a free ticket to any film screening this month.

We are also collaborating with many other area businesses to collect non-perishable food items for the Bethlehem Food Pantry and Community Dinner. You can find donation bins at The Colonial, The Place Above the Notch, The Maia Papaya, WREN: Women's Rural Entrepreneurial Network, Rek-Lis Brewing Company and more.

10/10/2025

The beautiful Ann Everton

08/01/2025

Meet the NCCR Board of Directors!
They work hard to keep NCCR on the air and planning for a sustainable future.
Greg Williams, Jennifer Bergeron Stonecipher, Laura Giveen, Steve Noyes and Jocelyn Nute Curell.