The program starts on Friday April 17 and runs every Friday at that time for 20 episopes.... Read More
Click each program for a description. All times are shown in NT.
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 program starts on Friday April 17 and runs every Friday at that time for 20 episopes.... Read More
Many drivers dislike traveling at night because the intense glare from oncoming headlights can create serious safety concerns. Modern headlights are often excessively bright, which can negatively impact visibility and overall road safety. After being exposed to these intense new lights, drivers may be temporarily blinded for a few seconds—hardly ideal when you need to stay alert for hazards like a moose standing by the roadside.
Listeners can do something about this issue by completing this survey. ... Read More
LIONS CLUB BINGO: Sunday, April 12 6 Games. Jackpot is $1225 on 52 calls or less.
KINSMEN CLUB BINGO:Monday,April 13; 6 1games. Jackpot is $1122 on 55 calls or less. Wednesday,April 15: 6 games. Jackpot is $1992 on 54 calls or less.
Cards are on sale at the following stores: Wayne’s -Norris Point, Rudy’s – Norris Point, Doris’ – Rocky Harbour, Endicott’s – Rocky Harbour, and Pete’s One-Stop in Woody Point (LIONS BINGO ONLY).
Thanks for supporting Lions,... 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
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
