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Station News
Interim Location
We've moved from our studio at 320 Main Street to a space upstairs in the historic Mahaiwe Block building located at the corner of Main and Castle Streets in Great Barrington.
The move was predicated on the significant renovation of the historic three-story building (built in 1905) that has been underway since late 2022, when Ian Rasch of Alander Construction bought it. WBCR-lp’s studio has been operating throughout the renovations, but now its storefront location will get its much-needed renovation.
“We are thrilled with our Main Street location and look forward to our return to that space. The opportunity provided to us by our landlord to move upstairs to a temporary office is greatly appreciated,” said John Prusinski, President of WBCR-lp’s board directors. “The move itself was physically and technically challenging, since the FCC requires that we broadcast 24/7.”
A group of volunteers from the all-volunteer community radio station provided the muscle and the technical expertise to move the entire studio and disconnect and reconnect the staggering number of wires in record time. “To quote a childhood hero, ‘I love it when a plan comes together,’” said Asa Steady Hardcastle, board member and long-time volunteer. “Our team pulled off impressively complex move in a very short time. The temporary space is beautiful, and the Alander team has been nothing short of amazing.” WBCR-lp continues to grow its on-air lineup of local programmers and welcomes new programmers to submit their application at www.berkshireradio.org. And thanks to the dedication and expertise of radio volunteers, broadcasting continues around the clock at 97.7FM and streams at www.berkshireradio.org.
We've moved from our studio at 320 Main Street to a space upstairs in the historic Mahaiwe Block building located at the corner of Main and Castle Streets in Great Barrington.
The move was predicated on the significant renovation of the historic three-story building (built in 1905) that has been underway since late 2022, when Ian Rasch of Alander Construction bought it. WBCR-lp’s studio has been operating throughout the renovations, but now its storefront location will get its much-needed renovation.
“We are thrilled with our Main Street location and look forward to our return to that space. The opportunity provided to us by our landlord to move upstairs to a temporary office is greatly appreciated,” said John Prusinski, President of WBCR-lp’s board directors. “The move itself was physically and technically challenging, since the FCC requires that we broadcast 24/7.”
A group of volunteers from the all-volunteer community radio station provided the muscle and the technical expertise to move the entire studio and disconnect and reconnect the staggering number of wires in record time. “To quote a childhood hero, ‘I love it when a plan comes together,’” said Asa Steady Hardcastle, board member and long-time volunteer. “Our team pulled off impressively complex move in a very short time. The temporary space is beautiful, and the Alander team has been nothing short of amazing.” WBCR-lp continues to grow its on-air lineup of local programmers and welcomes new programmers to submit their application at www.berkshireradio.org. And thanks to the dedication and expertise of radio volunteers, broadcasting continues around the clock at 97.7FM and streams at www.berkshireradio.org.
The Berkshire Edge (December 2022)
