At its All Volunteer meeting on November 14, the community in Belfast Community Radio was bursting at the seams. Held in the conference room at Belfast Creative Coalition due to their recent association with the station, the numbers of people attending filled up all the chairs in the suite of offices. The mood was high as Coordinating volunteers talked tech, … Read More

Belfast Community Radio announces it has reached nearly half its fundraising goal with the latest round of Founding Business Underwriters, including The Old Professor Bookshop, Sam Mitchell at Worth Real Estate, the Belfast Area Rotary Club, the Green Store, Belfast Adult Education, and Fiddlehead Artisan Supplies. These visionaries join those already signed on, including: Bangor Savings Bank, Casey Dowdell & … Read More

Magical characters roaming the roads on Halloween stopped by to delight audiences on Spring Street and beyond with their humor, insight, and songs at Belfast Community Radio’s Spooky Radio show. There were moments when monster eyes were slid down to become mouth holes to speak through and when disgusting faces were ripped off altogether to reveal tender young people telling … Read More

At 4:30 on Sunday afternoon, November 6, the Colonial Theater is inviting the public to a one-time showing of the movie, “Radio Days,” a comedy about growing up in the 1940s in the glory days of radio. Donations of $10 at the door will benefit Belfast Community Radio, the new low-watt station expected to begin broadcasting within a 5-10 mile … Read More

Children, parents and friends are invited to the Spooky Halloween Radio Show outside the former church on Spring Street between Court and Cedar on Halloween night, Monday, October 31 from 4-8 pm where they will experience broadcast radio at its most basic. Kids of all ages are invited to explore their inner radio personality, honing their announcer voices at a … Read More

So you think you’d like to be on the radio? Worried about broadcasting out to a million people? Have we got a station for you! It’s super local – just 5-10 miles in range. Start small and find your voice; we’re going to stay small, but you can move up to WERU or MPBN or maybe you’ll be the next … Read More

The idea of low-watt radio in Belfast has early on engaged the imagination of program underwriters the likes of Bangor Savings Bank, Trillium Caterers, acupuncturist Rhonda Feiman, and Main Street retailer Eat More Cheese; when added to donations from individual visionaries, the group has to date received pledges for more than $2,000, ten percent of their December 1 goal. Station … Read More