The Dandelion Few live at the Old Cottage Hospital in Norris Point.
Sunday July 27th at 8:00 PM
$20; Limited Seating. Contact Joanie at: (709) 458-8032 or jcranston@nf.sympatico.ca... Read More
Gary Noel
Diane Martin Interview
Woody point
The Tablelands
Training in Woody Point
The Link Between Transmitters CHBB to CHRH (Norris Pt to Rocky Hbr)
TT&T
Cow Head Remote
Winter Solstice
Wes Swing
Cousin Jenn's Setup
Amelia Curran Interview; TT&T
Charlie Payne
Fred Campbell
Dorothy and Co
Antenna on the Old Hospital
Moving Antennas
Tom Cochrane
Crow on Antenna
Charlie and Anita
A Loyal Fan
Gary Noel
Duncan and Anita
The Voice of Bonne Bay is a community radio station in Norris Point, in Gros Morne National Park, Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada.
The Dandelion Few live at the Old Cottage Hospital in Norris Point.
Sunday July 27th at 8:00 PM
$20; Limited Seating. Contact Joanie at: (709) 458-8032 or jcranston@nf.sympatico.ca... Read More
It’s a special feeling to sit in the Woody Point Heritage Theatre on a warm summer night. The audience gathers, the ocean breeze winds its way through the windows, and. the music drifts out over Bonne Bay.
We have some exciting performances planned for you during our Summer Concert Series. We look forward to welcoming you through our doors!
June 30 – With Violet & Baraka
July 8 – The Cormiers with special guest Mallory Johnson: Newfoundland’s Star in Country
July 12 – The Navigators
And there’s more to come!... Read More
Now and Then is a creative project where young people learn to use professional audio equipment, and how to conduct a conversation-based interview. Nine young people aged 12-17 took part in workshops, then practised their new skills by interviewing seniors from our region. They chatted about how life has changed in this area over the years, and found common ground with their guests.
Listen in on Voice of Bonne Bay at 4pm each weekday from June 23rd to July 3rd,... Read More
Kinsmen and Lions Radio Bingo will return in September. Have a wonderful summer.
Thanks for supporting Lions, Kinsmen and VOBB.... Read More
We asked Gary Noel to share what inspires him to create his twice weekly radio show, On My Radar. Here’s what he told us:
I’ve been interested in all kinds of music since I was a young teenager, curled up on my bed in the nighttime with a transistor radio pressed close to my ear, and turning the tuning dial to pick up radio stations as far away as New York City and, despite the static,... Read More
By Raymond Cusson
VOBB une radio communautaire bien active – Rencontre avec Gary Noel
VOBB (Voice of Bonne Bay / Voix de Bonne Bay) est une station radiophonique communautairequi diffuse en provenance du Centre Julia Walsh à Norris Point, au cœur de parc national deGros Morne. VOBB a vu le jour en 2008 lorsque quelques bénévoles ont décidé de diffuser lefestival Trails, Tales and Tunes d’une durée de 10 jours. Le Gaboteur a rencontré Gary Noel,lequel est un des bénévoles principaux à VOBB,... Read More
Here is the first of what we hope will be a series of opinion pieces on the recent plans to put windmills on the west coast of the Province. We welcome opinions from all perspectives, for and against this issue.
Please send your comments to voiceofbonnebay@gmail.com, using “wind power” as the subject line.
The following article was written by the recently deceased Cabot Martin: https://unclegnarley.ca/2022/08/gnl-rushing-into-another-scheme-cabot-martin/... Read More
VOBB Radio is operated 100% by volunteers. Volunteers consist of people from all age groups (children to senior citizens!), and all walks of life. Our volunteers also begin with varying experience in radio, from those who don’t know the upside of a microphone, to those who can completely re-wire the station in an hour. But, not to worry. The only requirement of being a volunteer with VOBB is having a good attitude and the willingness to learn some new skills while having fun!... Read More
The Gulf of St Lawrence is under immediate pressure for oil and gas exploration, particularly at the Old Harry prospect. A synthesis of the regulatory process that has taken place over the last few years indicates that important societal decisions soon to be made by various ministries and environmental groups are going to be based on numerous disagreements between the private sector and government agencies. The review also shows that the regulatory process has taken place with a complete lack of independent oceanographic research.... Read More