| NBCTC Regular Shows |
| NBCTC Daytime - Ch. 15 Daytime programming replays what was shown the night before. Friday programming is repeated on Monday; Saturday programming is repeated on Wednesday. |
| "The Neuroscience of Addiction: Why Prevention is so Important in our Youth" by Dr. Alex Sabo - Ch. 16 Dr. Sabo speaks to the issue of addictions and brain development. His talk explores why alcohol and drugs are such a danger for developing minds, and he helps you to understand why assisting youth to want healthy activities is so critical. Dr. sabo is the Chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Berkshire Health Systems. |
| On the Road Polka Show Classics - Ch. 15 The longest-running show on Berkshire County Public Access television! Produced by "Polka Bob" Pause. |
| Music 'n Memories Classics - Ch. 15 Another show from "Polka Bob" Pause. This one features oldies music, played over historical photos. |
| Think About It! - Ch. 15 Always timely, always topical--and usually controversial--series host/producer Clark H. Billings tells it as he sees it. Sometimes amusing, sometimes enraging, "Think About It!" always challenges its viewers, to think. |
| Jerry Tyler Country Music Video Show - Ch. 15 The best and the latest in country music videos, presented by North Berkshire's own, Jerry Tyler |
| WordPlay - Ch. 15 A Spoken Word Show.....with Attitude. Taped live at Papyri Books in North Adams and hosted by Gail Burns of Inkberry, each show features one or more writers reading from their works, followed by an Open Mic. |
| Pro-Life Profiles - Ch. 15 Hosted by Linda Kinsey, this talk show examines issues from a pro-Life perspective. Airs the third and fourth Friday of each month. |
| Trail Riding in the Berkshires - Ch. 15 Doug Greenlaw is at it again....well, truth be told, he's been at it a long time. At what, you may ask? Trail riding! |
| Berkshire County Line Dancers - Ch. 15 The Berkshire County Line Dancers in a live performance at North Adams Commons. |
| Northern Berkshire Tonite - Ch. 15 The talk show of the Northern Berkshire Community Coalition, hosted by Al Bashevkin and Ken Swiatek. This show of lively and stimulating discussions is taped monthly, and airs the first Monday of the month, and is repeated on the following Friday. |
| MCLA Smith House Concert Series - Ch. 16 The Smith House concerts bring a touch of class to the MCLA campus; get a sample of it here, on MCLA-TV. |
| Voices - Ch. 15 A fine and refreshing show, produced and hosted by an energetic and enthusiastic young lady, Erica Varieur. Watch this UNITY alumnus for sparkling conversations on current topics. |
| If They Close the Door on You: Go in the Window with Margaret L. Vetare - Ch. 16 Margaret L. Vetare, Director of Interpretation at Historic Hudson Valley, speaks from first-hand knowledge on documenting a controversial subject, such as the economic impact of slavery in a community, and sharing that information with the public in an engaging and accurate way. She was the Project Director for the Philipsburg Manor Reinterpretation, a living history site, and she will speak on the transformation of that site. |
| Freedom on the Edge #6, an OLLI series - Ch. 16 |
| Worth Knowing - Ch. 15 This is a weekly discussion show, produced by our own Eric Buddington. Eric wanted to do a show exploring recent issues, to hear knowledgeable opinions and bring out facts and ideas that are worth listening to; that are worth knowing. Keep your eye on this one, and keep your ears and your mind open. |
| University of Massachusetts Symphony Band - Ch. 16 |
| The Pizza Review - Ch. 15 Here's a refreshing little show from our friends at the YMCA. A panel of four local kids eat pizza, and the critique it and the eatery that serves it. Unsure where to buy your pizza? Get it straight from our experts! |
| Get Fit....Seniors! - Ch. 15 With health and fitness being recognized more and more as essential to long life, the REACH Community Health Foundation presents a snappy new show geared entirely toward senior citizens! Aired in the daytime, this presents a simple and easy exercise routine that anyone can follow and live better for it. Tune in and get fit! |
| Drink, Drive, PAY - Ch. 15 What does it mean to get pulled over for Driving Under the Influence? Arrest, public embarrassment, fines, legal fees, and major disruption of your life! Get it first-hand from our newest producer, Dennis LaBonte. This promises to be a richly informative and important series, and each new show (it will be produced monthly) should be considered a Must-See! |
| What's Happening & What's Not - Ch. 17 Here's a new show from two City Councillors, Gail Cariddi and Marie Harpin, looking at what's good about North Adams and what can be done to improve things. |
| Myths About Susan B. Anthony - Ch. 16 The Adams Historical Society presents Susan Schnittman's talk "Myths About Susan B. Anthony: What You May Not Know About Adams' Most Distinguished Native." |
| Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Commencement - Ch. 16 Join the class of 2007 as they celebrate their four years of college. Martha Coakley was the featured speaker. |
| Bike Mechan-X, Episode 2, Part 2 - Ch. 16 |
| Readings, a program on parenthood by local authors - Ch. 16 Authors Jennifer Niesslein, Jennifer Mattern, and Catherine Newman read from their works on parenthood and the pursuit of perfection. Sponsored by the North Adams Public Library and Inkberry. |
| Caera presents Gaelic Singing and Medieval Irish Harp - Ch. 16 The Adams Free Library's Summer Reading program "Catch the Beat at your library" sponsored this marvelous one-woman show. Listen to the peacful sounds of the harp as Caera plays a wide range of pieces from Irish culture. Background information on the pieces helps the audience to understand the meaning behind the music. |
| Special Forces meeting of August 2, 2007 - Ch. 16 "Special Forces" is a newly formed community group consisting of special needs citizens, their families and caregivers. This program is designed to integrate people with special needs into the community thru media involvement. |
| Summer Concert Series - Ch. 15 Summer is the time for outdoor concerts, right? No matter where they're held--at Windsor Lake, Heritage Park, or deep in the heart of the Mother Town--summer concerts are a treat worth reliving. So here's your chance to see them all again.....or for the first time. Either way, don't miss them! |
| Essentials of Bed Racing II - Ch. 16 Get those last minute, yet detailed, instructions on how to assemble your bed for this year's new Fall Foliage Fundraiser. |
| Northern Berkshire Creative Arts - Ch. 16 Welcome to one of the Berkshires leading arts organizations. Get an insiders look at the events and programming offered by the NBCA. Instructional classes are available for youth and adults and cover a wide array of topics. |
| University of Massachusetts Minuteman Marching Band - Ch. 16 Watch the "Power and Class of New England" as they take to the football field for showtime! Look for your favorite Berkshire County college student as they play in New England's largest band. |
| Traveling in Style, 1806-1906 with Lynda Meyer - Ch. 16 Take a look back through time at clothing styles and you will see how directly they were tied to traveling and the method of transportation. Linday Meyer looks at several clothing styles from 1806-1906. Sit back and enjoy this fashionable journey! |
| REACH Community Health Forums - Ch. 15 Here's something brand new from our friend at the hospital, Sharon Leary. Sharon works for the REACH foundation, and this new show (starting on Nov. 11) is a series of public discussions on matters of health. Each one different, all timely and useful. Tune in and see them all! |
| A Tribute to MCLA Retired Soccer Coach Ron Shewcraft - Ch. 16 |
| Berkshire Young Professionals Forum - Ch. 16 |
| MCLA News - Ch. 16 |
| Jack Levin--Criminologist/Author - Ch. 16 |
| Bill McKibben--Environmentalist/Author - Ch. 16 |
| Jazz Guitar with Jim Thompson, Lesson Eight, Minor Keys - Ch. 16 |
| The Jane White Show - Ch. 15 Brace yourselves, kiddies......the Jane to End All Janes is back! But before you run screaming in terror, let me point out that she's not back in production (Thank Goodness!); she's merely back in reruns. So if you're a masochist--or just want to find out what it's like to be one--tune in and watch the one--and only--Jane White Show.....okay, she did a bunch of them. |
| College Rountable with author Bill McKibben - Ch. 16 |
| North Adams Public School's Service Learning Conference, Keynote address with Mary Cowhey - Ch. 16 |
| If They Close the Door on You: Go in the Window with Dr. Joanne Pope Melish - Ch. 16 A symposium exploring African American Heritage in the Northeast. Dr. Joanne Pope Melish is the author of "Disowning Slavery: Gradual Emancipation and 'Race' in New England, 1780-1860," a ground-breaking study of the economic reality of slavery in our region. |
| North Adams's Public School's Inspiring Youth to Action: Introduction to Service Learning with Aldonna Girouard - Ch. 16 Learn the basics of this popular teaching methodology that connects students with the wider community. Aldonna Girouard is the Choral Director for Drury High School. |
| Cyber Bullying with Asst. D.A. Rob Kinzer - Ch. 16 Learn more about one of the issues our youth struggle with in today's society, and hear how the community can help. |
| Cyber Safety with State Police Sergeant Mike Hill - Ch. 16 Learn how to work with, and protect your children, as they make use of the internet. |
| If They Close the Door on You: Go in the Window, Panel Discussion - Ch. 16 The final session gives voice to local residents, especially members of the African American population. Among those sharing their stories will be Elaine Gunn, a retired teacher and lecturer on issues such as the Underground Railroad in the Southern Berkshires, and Wray Gunn, past President of the Sheffield Historical Society. Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Professor Dr. Frances Jones-Sneed will serve as moderator. |
| Northern Berkshire Special Olympics Basketball, Assessment Games - Ch. 16 |
| Food For Thought - Ch. 15 Berkshire Food Project spearheads the local effort to defeat hunger; here's its Director, Valerie Shwarz, with a new monthly show discussing this vital issue. |
| Special Olympics Basketball, Massachusetts State Playoff Series, Game 7, Berkshire Bulls vs GMPI - Ch. 16 |
| Labor Unions and North Adams, A Panel Discussion - Ch. 16 |
| Drury High School presents "A Community Hunger Banquet" - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "As You Like It" Chatham High School - Ch. 15 |
| 40 Years: MLK's Legacy - Ch. 16 |
| NBCTC Specials & Documentaries |
| Let's Talk About It (TAPED) - Ch. 15 Tune in for this special "Let's Talk About It," taped live on Tuesday, Feb. 15. In recognition of the 60th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima (Feb. 19, 1945), Bob & Ron are joined by four local veterans who were THERE! Don't miss this special broadcast, sent out to you on the actual anniversary of this critical battle of World War II. |
| Happily Ever After -- The Musical - Ch. 15 Here's a bit of magical fluff written and performed by kids from Williamstown and points south. Taped live at the First Methodist Church in Williamstown. Tune in and enjoy! |
| Adams Magic Lantern Show - Ch. 15 Talk about a blast from the past! Take a look at the history of Adams, as recorded on glass slides, shown on a real antique slide projector! What more could you ask for? How about a historic setting--like Memorial Hall--and narration by Adams Historian Eugene Michalenko? You've got both in this Must See! |
| Breast Cancer Awareness - Ch. 15 A discussion on Breast Cancer, by the Northern Berkshire Visiting Nurse Association, followed by a sharp and gripping PSA from the North Adams Tobacco Awareness Program! |
| Discussion on Foster Care (2000) - Ch. 15 The first of two discussion shows on Foster Care, taped four years ago at the First United Methodist Church in North Adams. Sponsored by the Northern Berkshire Community Coalition, the Massachusetts Department of Social Services, and the Northern Berkshire Clergy Association. A remarkably touching program. |
| July 4th 2001 Fireworks - Ch. 15 Taped and edited by Dennis Zepka, this program not only let's you relive the spectacle, but takes you behind the scenes to witness the preparations. A Must-See! |
| North Adams Museum of History & Science Tour - Ch. 15 What does the North Adams Museum of History & Science have that's worth seeing? Normally, I'd say go take a look. But if, for some reason you can't, here's the next best thing: Tune in and see it here on Channel 15. |
| Hoosac Tunnel Discussion - Ch. 15 Taped at the North Adams Public Library and sponsored by the North Adams Historical Society. |
| Raycroft Lookout Rededication - Ch. 15 The Raycroft Lookout was built in the 1930's by the CCC; fallen into disrepair in recent years, it was restored in 2000 by volunteers from Americorps. Join us for the rededication ceremony, interviews with descendants of the Raycroft Family, and views from the newly restored Lookout! |
| The John E. Atwood Memorial - Ch. 15 John E. Atwood was a North Adams native who served in the Civil War, and was an eye-witness to President Lincoln's delivery of the Gettysburg Address. When it was discovered that his grave lacked a GAR marker, the North Adams Historical Society organized this ceremony to place one. |
| Downtown Beach Party 2001 - Ch. 15 What happens when you mix a city street, several tons of sand, and a couple hundred kids and adults? What else? A Beach Party! Join us to see what happened at the 2001 party! |
| Spring Dance Concert - Ch. 15 The professional dance company, Chen & Dancers, worked with area students to produce this concert in 1993. The first act features students from Pine Cobble, Williamstown Elementary School, Johnson School in North Adams, Williams College, and other institutions; the second act is a ballet choreographed by H.T.Chen, and performed by his troupe. |
| Adams Library Centennial - Ch. 15 The Adams Free Library began in 1896, when U.S. President William McKinley laid the cornerstone. Join us for the costume ball in Memorial Hall, the parade, and all the festivities (including a visit from Mr. McKinley)! Taped in 1996. |
| Purple Mountain Majesty - Ch. 15 One of our most popular shows (and rightfully so!), Purple Mountain Majesty is the story of the Thunderbolt Ski Trail, a once internationally famous run down the face of Mount Greylock. A Must-See! |
| Drury Music Program 75th Anniversary Concert - Ch. 15 The Drury High School Band is, surprisingly, one of the oldest High School bands in the country. Join us for this concert, celebrating more than 75 years of music at Drury High School! A Must-See for any student or alumnus! |
| The Josh Billings RunAground - Ch. 15 Berkshire County's own triathlon, the RunAground is more than 30 years old! Tune in and see what the RunAground is like, from the start of the bike race, to the canoe launch, to when the runners arrive at Tanglewood! Taped in September, 2000. |
| Cities of the Dead - Ch. 15 A rare and beautiful documentary about the cemeteries of North Adams, and their occupants. This program has been around for more than ten years, but still maintains its ability to inform and inspire. |
| Cultural Exchanges - Ch. 15 More than a decade ago, two professional dance companies---H.T. Chen & Dancers and the African American Dance Ensemble---came to Northern Berkshire and choreographed ballets based on events in local history. Two dance concerts were presented, a Works-in-Progress, and this one, the final presentation. Join us for this spectacular Must-See! |
| VE-Day Concert - Ch. 15 In 1995, as part of North Adams' Centennial festivities, the North Adams State College Campus/Community Band and Choir staged this concert at the North Adams Armory. A magnificent show, including one of the most moving renditions of the National Anthem you will ever hear! |
| The Rhythm Belles at Willowood - Ch. 15 A couple of years ago, the Rhythm Belles staged a performance of their work at Willowood Nursing Home on Franklin Street. This is a tape of that performance. |
| 2001 Fall Foliage Parade - Ch. 15 The whole grand spectacle all over again: Floats, bands, marchers, clowns, and the occasional interview, exactly as it happened on September 30! Enjoy it all over again!! |
| CCC Anniversary - Ch. 15 The Civilian Conservation Corps was formed in the 1930's to provide employment for young single men throughout the country; many of the State Parks in Massachusetts were built by the CCC. In August, 2001, the Mass Dep't. of Environmental Management held a reunion for surviving members of the CCC at Savoy State Forest. Whether you were in the CCC--or have just enjoyed the results of their labor--you should appreciate this program. |
| Cultural Exchanges --- Works In Progress - Ch. 15 This dance concert, taped live in the Lasell Gymnasium at Williams College, is the predecessor of the final Cultural Exchanges concert. Taped the previous year, it also features Chuck Davis and the African American Dance Ensemble, H.T. Chen & Dancers, and a host of local school children. A Must-See, even if you've seen it before! |
| UCP Telethon (LIVE) - Ch. 15 United Cerebral Palsy joins us once again for a four hour live telethon, featuring a host of local talent. Always entertaining, the UCP Telethon raises money that will be put to work in north Berkshire. |
| Maple Street Cemetery Tour - Ch. 15 When the Adams Historical Society does a cemetery tour, they pull out all the stops! Tune in and listen to the dead tell their own stories (through members of the AHS, wearing costumes). A real treat, and a Must See!!! |
| Snow Job - Ch. 15 Here's a seasonal documentary from a new producer that's been a long time coming (the documentary, not the producer)! This Must-See is a tribute to the men who keep the streets of North Adams clear of snow and ice in the winter. Tune in and see them on the job, and you'll never take them for granted again! |
| Northern Berkshire Habitat at 10 - Ch. 15 The Northern Berkshire chapter of Habitat for Humanity is now more than ten years old. What has this organization accomplished; for its members and its beneficiaries? Take a look for yourself! Produced at MCLA-TV by Prof. Joe Ebiware. |
| Adams Millennial Fireworks - Ch. 15 The Town of Adams started the new millennium with a bang....quite a lot of them, in fact. Take a look back at this monster fireworks display from the top of Mount Greylock! |
| Mohawk Magazine --- Cider - Ch. 15 Now HERE's a blast from the past! Tune in and watch a decidedly young Paul Hutchinson visiting a local cider mill! A great show for the kids (and for their parents, too). |
| Flags Across North Adams - Ch. 17 A heartwarming display of American flags all over the city, digitally recorded and digitally edited by the President of our Board, Gailanne Cariddi. Music by the Aladdins, who recorded this music especially for this show. |
| Sing Along with the Aladdins - Ch. 15 North Adams own, the Aladdins, playing the music used in "Flags Across North Adams." Tune in and see them in action! |
| Adams Churches Tour - Ch. 15 Here's a new video from the Adams Historical Society, which has begun an examination of the churches of Adams. Tune in and take a look at what you don't see when you just walk by. |
| Wildlife in the Berkshires - Ch. 15 Here's a little gem from a transplanted producer, Carrie Jones-Birch. Taped out in the actual wilds of the Berkshires, it looks at nesting ravens and amphibians. This is a one-time show, though Carrie assures us that she will be putting together more shows like it in the future. A Must-See! |
| NBCC Annual Meeting - Ch. 15 The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition has been an active part of our community for more than 20 years. Tune in and watch their 20th Annual Meeting. Whether you're reliving it or seeing it for the first time, it's an awe inspiring program. |
| McKinley Memorial Parade - Ch. 15 Did you know that President William McKinley visited North Adams? Twice?? This unique program reenacted his second visit in 1899, when a parade was held in his honor at Monument Square. Another Must See, this event was staged on the centennial anniversary of the actual parade. President McKinley was portrayed by Starr Baker, of Adams, who gave the actual speech given by the President 100 years earlier! |
| Berkshire Hills Chorus at Wahconah High School - Ch. 15 Now HERE is a show for music lovers! The Berkshire Hills Chorus has been to Ireland to sing; you'll find out why when you watch this show, taped in 1996 at Waconah High School in Pittsfield. |
| Aladdins Concert - Ch. 15 Hey! It's the Aladdins; need we say more? |
| Berkshire Concert Choir at Ozawa Hall - Ch. 15 Haute culture strikes again! Tune in to hear local singers performing in a venue no less prestigious than Tanglewood. |
| Library Pursuit - Ch. 15 If you love game shows, this is the one for you! Taped before a live audience at Drury High School and presented by the North Adams Public Library, this show has it all: Trophies, sharp trivia, and sharper players. Tune in and relive the fun! |
| Relay for Life Kick-Off - Ch. 15 The Relay for Life is coming once again! Take a look at the preparations. And while you look, prepare to dust off your walking shoes and take a part in this significant fund-raising event. |
| The 2003 Fall Foliage Festival Parade - Ch. 15 What's better than watching the Fall Foliage Festival Parade live? Nothing, but watching it on TV comes in as a close second! Relive the thrills, the chills, the floats and the bands, just as we cablecast it live from State Street! |
| Community Recognition Awards - Ch. 15 The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition has been at it again, handing out awards to people for acts of kindness and neighborliness! Who was recognized this time? Tune in and find out! |
| A North County Christmas - Ch. 15 Presented by the First Congregational Church in North Adams, this is a terrific Christmas concert, taped live at the church on December 12. If it's inspiration you're looking for, look no further. A Must-See. |
| A North County Christmas - Ch. 15 This is the fabulous annual Christmas concert at the First Congregational Church in North Adams, taped live and edited by Yours Truly. A feast for the ears! |
| Highlights from Martin Luther King Day 2008 - Ch. 15 Martin Luther King Day moved to a new venue this year: The MCLA Church Street Center! So, whether you were there or not, this is a Must-See: African music, a Gospel choir, the Brayton Hill Step Dancers, and the rippingest keynote speaker yet! |
| Arabic Music Festival - Ch. 15 If you love Arabic music, here's the show for you! These are the best and the brightest performers of Arabic music, gathered in one place to do what they do best. |
| Susan B. Anthony Days Victorian Lawn Party - Ch. 15 Everyone knows men are harder to find Victorian clothes for than women, but who cares? It's the novelty and nostalgia that matters most. Tune in and get a healthy dose of both! |
| Susan B. Anthony at the Quaker Meeting House - Ch. 15 No ifs, ands, or buts; this is a Must See. A collaboration between Bennington Museum Educational Outreach and the CT Plunkett Elementary School 2nd Grade. Need we say more? Tune in and watch a group of 7 year olds meet one of their town's most significant historical figures! |
| Dreams of Sparrows - Ch. 15 Here's a unique show for you; a show within a show, as it were. Wayne Klug, who produced the award winning "The Last Wild Place" ran across a documentary about Iraq titled "Dreams of Sparrows," and was so impressed with it, he wanted it to be seen here. So tune in and see how the people of Iraq really feel about us and our intervention in their affairs. Includes an interview with the Director. A Must-See! |
| 2004 Fall Foliage Festival Parade (TAPED) - Ch. 15 Maybe you didn't get to see it the first time....maybe you just want to see it again....Who cares? Tune in and see all from beginning to end! |
| Veterans' Voices - Ch. 15 Here's a show we're hoping will be able to stay in production a while. Part of an oral history project started by the Library of Congress, this program collects the stories of our veterans, straight from their own mouths. What you see here is going to be preserved in Washington, DC! If you like what you see, and think it ought to be continued, contact your favorite Veteran's group and encourage them to participate! |
| Parade Special - Ch. 15 Here's a little something cooked up by P.J. Renaud (who is, of course, on the Parade Committee for the Fall Foliage Festival). Mixing a slew of classic FFF Parade photos with martial music, through the magic of digital editing, he produced this blast from the past to draw attention to the then upcoming 2005 parade. Well guess what? It looks great even now that the parade has come and gone. Don't believe me? Tune in and see for yourself! |
| John Wesley 300th Anniversary Celebration - Ch. 15 Here's a joyous program from our friends at the First United Methodist Church, here in North Adams. If John Wesley (the founder of Methodism) was alive today, he'd be 300 years old, so the Methodists put on a big program to celebrate! Join us for this special soiree, and don't forget to look for the birthday boy himself and his mother! |
| McKinley Statue Centennial - Ch. 15 Big doings in the Mother Town! The statue of William McKinley turned 100 in 2002. Tune in to this marvelous program, and you'll find out everything you could want to know about the statue, including its three bas-relief plaques. You will also hear excerpts from some of McKinley's speeches, delivered in 19th century style by McKinley impersonator, Mike Wilson! |
| One Day, One Wrong Turn - Ch. 15 Here's a very significant program from Berkshire Community College on the subject of drunk driving. Especially powerful are the "time lines" of actual accidents, and the list of victims. |
| Inkberry Local Writers Series - Ch. 15 |
| North County Gospel Fest - Ch. 15 The good folk at the First Congregational Church in North Adams (who bring us the annual North County Christmas Concerts) are at it again, and this time in the summer: If you love gospel music, tune in for a rare treat! |
| Jane White -- Masochist's Delight - Ch. 15 Are you a masochist? Have you always wanted to be one? Or just wondered what it would be like? Well wonder (or pine) no more! Just tune in and watch nearly a full hour of the show that's made Psychiatry a growth industry in Northern Berkshire: The Jane White Show! |
| McKinley Centennials - Ch. 15 Here's a real Twofer! For scheduling purposes, this writer took two shows and put them together on one tape; the shows? One is the 1999 parade to celebrate the centennial of President McKinley's last visit to North Adams. The second is the 2002 program to celebrate the centennial of the McKinley statue in Adams. Must-Sees by themselves, they are doubly so together! |
| Jane White Mini Marathon! - Ch. 15 It's Saturday night.....you've got some time to kill.....why not spend it with someone you'd like to kill? Like Jane White? Regurgitated from the dustbin of NBCTC's vaults, here's a string of Jane's best(?) shows for you to hate all over again! A Must-See for all the masochists out there! |
| Cooking with Chef Craig - Ch. 15 You've seen him on Channel 6, and you've seen him on Extra!Extra! here on channel 15. Now you can see him again, doing what chefs do best, and in our own studio! Produced & directed by Sherri Johnson, who also does Extra!Extra! |
| 2004 Library Pursuit - Ch. 15 Just like the popular game, "Trivial Pursuit," only on a larger scale. And in front of a live audience. And on television. Oh! And to raise $ for the North Adams Public Library Building fund. Okay, it's only remotely like the popular game, but who cares? Tune in and enjoy the fun! |
| Scott Bailey Piano Recital - Ch. 15 Local boy Scott Bailey is making good on the music scene. Tune in and hear him in action! |
| Prostate Cancer Awareness - Ch. 15 Here's an informative show every man should see, brought to you by the Northern Berkshire Prostate Cancer Awareness Group. |
| NBCC 19th Annual Meeting - Ch. 15 The Northern Berkshire Community Coalition has been around--and active--for more than 20 years. Join us for this look back on their celebration of the Coalition's 19th year. In addition to the awards and recognitions is a PowerPoint program designed and produced by a group of school kids, about their efforts to raise money to help people in Afghanistan. This one is a Must-See! |
| Adams Flag Day - Ch. 16 School students working with veterans to learn the history of the American Flag. Tune in and see the results! |
| LOVE House - Ch. 15 |
| North County Christmas - Ch. 15 Are you looking for a way to really kick off the Christmas season? Tune in and watch this FABULOUS concert! Taped live at the First Congregational Church in North Adams, this show will blast the Santa hat clean off your head! |
| YULE LOG (plays 24 hours) - Ch. 15 It's Christmas Day. Alone or with family or friends, the best thing on the tube is NBCTC's Yule Log. A slow, cheerful fire from midnight to midnight, with your favorite carols for a sound track. What else could you ask for? |
| Getting to Know Your Community Resources - Ch. 15 Here's something special from the Elizabeth Freeman Center. Important info, from people who care. |
| 2006 Fall Foliage Festival Parade - Ch. 15 Didn't want to go out in the rain? Or you and want to relive it (except for the getting wet part)? Tune in and watch it as it happened! |
| Eagle Street Beach Party - Ch. 15 This show is actually several years old now, having been done in 2001, but the story is still fresh: Combine 1 city street with several tons of fine sand and a flock of small children; mix thoroughly, and what do you get? FUN! |
| Orion Society Speech - Ch. 15 The Orion Society is a network of grassroots organizations. Brought to you by staunch environmentalist Wayne Klug (think "The Last Wild Place"), this is the keynote address from their last meeting. |
| Horse Dressage - Ch. 15 Late in the summer--a year or two ago--a Horse Dressage event took place in North Adams. No, it has nothing to do with dressing a horse; it has to do with training a horse to work with the rider. To achieve what? Tune in and see for yourself! |
| Berkshire Ghosts - Ch. 15 Here's a masterful effort from our own Lee Hamilton, investigating the reports of paranormal happenings at the Masonic Temple in North Adams, formerly the home of the city's first Mayor, Albert Charles Houghton. |
| A Christmas Carol - Ch. 15 A live reading performance by Robert Campanile. |
| 2007 Martin Luther King Day Celebration - Ch. 15 Here it is, as it happened: The local celebration of the life and message of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King. Whether you were there or not, this is a Must-See. |
| 2006 Neighborhood Expo - Ch. 15 Presented by Northern Berkshire Neighbors, this Must-See is an annual event, looking at the community and its diverse members. Last year's Expo concentrated on the burgeoning Asian population and their contributions to our unique whole. And that includes what happened in 1870.......did I mention that this is a Must-See? |
| Berkshire Idol Semi-Finals - Ch. 15 It may not be live, but it's here! Berkshire County's own Berkshire Idol contest! Tune in and see the finalists strutting their stuff. You can also see them on-line via our good friends at Boxcar Media. And don't forget to vote for your favorites! |
| REACH Caregivers Awards - Ch. 15 People suffering from long term illnesses need a lot of daily, personal care; usually, this is provided by relatives, who make huge sacrifices and work long hours, with little or no recognition for what they do. Well, no more. Enter the REACH Caregivers Award, which gives people like this the recognition they deserve! Sponsored by the REACH Community Health Foundation. |
| Berkshire Idol Finale - Ch. 15 This is the creme de la creme, folks; the Berkshire Idol winners in their final show....before next year's competition, of course! |
| The Pauline Young Memorial Concert - Ch. 15 Nobody who had Pauline Young for their elementary school music teacher can forget her. Well, Miss Young is gone, but her memory lingers on Big Time in this fabulous concert taped live at the First Congregational Church in North Adams. If you missed it on Channel 16 -- or even if you didn't -- here's your chance to see it on Channel 15. So tune in, enjoy......and don't feel shy about singing along! |
| Just The Wind - Ch. 15 Here's a kicker! A couple of kids came into the studio a few weeks ago, saying they wanted "...to make a movie." So they did, and here it is! |
| Relay For Life - Ch. 15 This is what the hoopla is all about...what actually goes on at the Relay For Life. By day, by night; on the walking track and in the tent. Enjoy...and involve yourself in next year's walk. |
| Whirlwind Concert - Ch. 15 Taped live at Windsor Lake, here's Whirlwind doing what they do best: Making music! |
| Childrens Memorial Park - Ch. 15 Have you ever lost a child? If you have, you should appreciate this effort by a local woman to establish a memorial park dedicated to children taken before their time. |
| Brayton Hill Step Dancers - Ch. 15 No, it's not dancing on stairs; it's a precision team activity that's been sweeping out from the inner cities. There's been a step dance team in Pittsfield for some years now, and here's the one that's been organizing here in north county, coached by students from Williams and MCLA. Tune in and watch these kids strut their stuff! |
| 2007 Mayor's Downtown Celebration (LIVE) - Ch. 15 It's that time of year again! Join us live for the biggest outdoor event north county has to offer; the one, the only DOWNTOWN CELEBRATION! |
| The Long Road to Gary - Ch. 15 This is the second in a series entitled "Idependent Film in the Berkshires." Dry title, but a great film, followed by an interview with the TEENAGE producer! |
| Adams Aggie Fair Demolition Derby - Ch. 15 What could be more fun than watching a bunch of junk cars crash themselves into oblivion? Well, that's obviously a matter of taste; but if this is your taste, here's a feast for you! Taped live at the Adams Agricultural Fair by Doug Greenlaw and the Special Forces group. |
| Choices (LIVE) - Ch. 15 It's Prostate Cancer Awareness Week again, and here's Vin Melito with another episode of "Choices," giving you what you need to know about Prostate Cancer. It's live, and it's call-in, so please call in with your questions. |
| Widgitz - Ch. 15 Widgitz is an art studio on Eagle Street in North Adams, owned by our neighbor, Dan Fields. Widgitz is also a short documentary produced by Dan to showcase the folk art he produces! |
| Pheasant Dreams - Ch. 15 Like all works of true genius, there's a story behind this one. Somebody new to our organization had an idea for doing a show ABOUT the organization, incorporating all the zany things that the clods....um....GREAT PEOPLE that work here do. The result? "Pheasant Dreams!" A neat little Must-See! Oh....where did the pheasant come from? Well, that's another story.... |
| 2007 Fall Foliage Festival Parade (TAPED) - Ch. 15 Whether you missed it on Sunday or just want to relive it, here's your chance! |
| 2007 Susan B. Anthony Days - Ch. 15 Every summer, Adams holds a huge Susan B. Anthony Days celebration. This year, it was taped by Doug Greenlaw and his Special Forces team. Take a look at it through their eyes! |
| Cup Stacking - Ch. 15 Cup stacking, you ask? I wish I had an answer! Here's what I do know: It's some kind of contest, and it was taped by Doug Greenlaw and his Special Forces crew...which should make it worth watching all by itself! |
| Drury High School Winter Concert - Ch. 15 It's a concert, taped live at the beginning of winter, featuring the incomparable Drury Band.....need I say more? |
| Berkshire Idol Semi-Finals (Kids) - Ch. 15 It's that time of year again, folks! Tune in and see who you like, then go to iBerkshires.com and cast your vote. Who will be this year's Berkshire Idol? That, my friend, is up to you! |
| Berkshire Idol Semi-Finals (Adults) - Ch. 15 More contestants, and these are the grown ups; some of them, anyway. These are ages 16 and up. |
| Berkshire Idol Semi-Final Winners - Ch. 15 This is where your vote REALLY counts! These contestants are the ones who will vie for the title of Berkshire Idol. Who will win? That's up to you. So tune in, make your judgement, then go to iBerkshires.com and cast your vote! |
| Wrestling Show - Ch. 15 Yes, once again, it's the oddly popular Pro Wrestling! Taped live as it happened by our most eager and energetic producer, Doug Greenlaw. |
| NBCTC Live Call-in Shows |
| Slingshot! (LIVE) - Ch. 15 Discuss current events, issues, and topics of concern with Dave Decoigne and Lee Hamilton. |
| Choices (TAPED) - Ch. 15 Hear about Prostate Cancer from two local survivors, Vincent Melito & Joe Cookis. It was recorded live, so don't call in with questions; call your doctor instead. |
| Hard Line (LIVE) - Ch. 17 It's still Roy Thompson--still speaking his mind, still saying the things people need to hear and think about--only the title has changed. And it's still live call-in. |
| TV Divas (LIVE) - Ch. 15 Do you like watching TV? This is the show for you! Our own Office Manager Nicole Brown teams up with Sharon Leary to talk about their favorite shows. And it's live call-in, so you can talk about yours, too! |
| Ask Aradia (TAPED) - Ch. 15 Is your future written in the cards? Call in and ask Aradia (aka Maryanne Santelli) to read it for you, on live TV. |
| NBCTC Religious Shows |
| Sola Fide - Ch. 15 "Sola fide" means "By Grace Alone," and this is the message of Pastor Ken Mick of Sovereign Grace Baptist Church in Savoy. |
| Community Bible Church - Ch. 15 Services from the Community Bible Church of Williamstown. |
| Methodist Church Services - Ch. 15 Services from the First United Methodist Church in North Adams |
| Pittsfield Baptist Church Service - Ch. 15 Produced by and at the First Baptist Church, Pittsfield |
| Bread of Life - Ch. 15 Interpretations of Scripture, from the Pittsfield Baptist Church |
| In the Valley of Decision - Ch. 15 Here's a show from our friends at the First Baptist Church of Adams, who have been taping (though not airing) their Sunday services for several months. Well, the wait is over, and worth the wait. Tune in and watch these intimate services! |
| The Power of Race Unity - Ch. 15 What is Baha'i? Tune in and watch this interesting and informative program, presented by the Baha'i Organization of Northern Berkshire. |
| First Bible Baptist Church - Ch. 15 |
| Timely Words - Ch. 15 Here is a new show from our old friend, Rev. Dennis Castella. Are we in the Final Days of the earth? Many think we are, and if so, this inspiring show is more important than ever. |
| NBCTC Shows for Kids |
| TEEN ENSEMBLE, Sonnet Scenes - Ch. 16 The Greylock Theatre Project proudly presents seven works from local youth, ages 12 to 15. Each playwrite has written an original story, inspired by one of Shakespear's sonnets. Enjoy the acting talents of the author as he/she stars in the production. Authors are joined on stage by other community youth. The productions are made possible through a large number of area supporters. These plays showcase the rich talent found in the youth of Northern Berkshire. |
| Even MORE Tales from the Enchanted Forest - Ch. 15 Take another trip to the Enchanted Forest, where frogs get turned into handsome princes, princesses get hired by dwarfs, and the credibility gets stretched like taffy! |
| Tales from the Enchanted Forest - Ch. 15 Stop by the Enchanted Forest--where fairy tale characters come to life--and learn the REAL stories behind Hansel and Gretel and Jack and the Beanstalk. This is the first of five Enchanted Forest plays we have on tape. |
| More Tales from the Enchanted Forest - Ch. 15 If Hansel, Gretel, Jack, and the Giants weren't enough for you, take a look at the second play in the series! What was Sleeping Beauty REALLY like? What was Prince Charming's last name? What's it like to go a hundred years without Sleeping? These--and other deep secrets--will be revealed! |
| Umoja - Ch. 15 "Umoja" is an African word for UNITY; racial and cultural unity is the message in this presentation by the African American Dance Ensemble and H.T. Chen & Dancers. Taped live at Brayton School in 1994, this is a Must See for the whole family! |
| Even More Tales YET from the Enchanted Forest - Ch. 15 Yes, it's time once again to travel to the Enchanted Forest, where fairy tales come to life, Formal Wear Elves frolic, and all heck breaks loose! And just where else would you find a prince who needs to be rescued from a maiden in distress? |
| The Adirolf Chronicles - Ch. 15 "Adirolf" is Florida spelled backward, and that's not all that's backward about this little bijou! Penned by a local playwright, performed by students of MCLA before a crowd of students at Gabriel Abbott School in Florida. Tune in and see how language developed, how it has improved our lives, and who built that tall wooden mirror on Whitcomb Summit, near the motel! |
| Science Magic - Ch. 16 The North Adams Public Library presents "Science Magic" with Matthew Strumpf from the Museum of Science in Boston. Experiment with gravity, magnetism, and the bed of nails. This is part of the Summer Reading series "Catch the Beat." |
| Adventures in Conservation - Ch. 15 Here's a neat little blast from the past (in more ways than one)! Taped in 2001, this was a 4th grade Earth Day project at Gabriel Abbott School in Florida. Tune in and follow the adventures of the aptly named Wally Waste as he learns what he (and you) can do to help save the planet! |
| Extra! Extra! - Ch. 15 Here's a new (and long over due) show for kids! Produced here in North Adams by Sherri Johnson (who's actually from Pittsfield). It takes an incredible volume of work to produce a show this good; Extra! Extra! is the payoff. A definite Must-See! |
| Conte Middle School's "Global Warming" - Ch. 16 Learn with the students from Conte as they explore this very important subject. |
| The Unhappy King - Ch. 15 Just when you thought you'd suffered enough.....NBCTC brings you another monstrosity from....THE ENCHANTED FOREST!!!! Yes, here's Denizen and the whole gang, trying to get to the bottom of why King Sighes is unhappy and what can be done about it(!). Taped live as it happened at Gabriel Abbott School (in Florida), performed by students from grades 2 through 7. NOT to be MISSED! |
| St. Stanislaus Kostka School's "Chateau LaRoach" - Ch. 16 "A hilarious look at the price humans pay for attempting to control nature. By Lauren Wilson. Proudly presented by the eighth grade of St. Stanislaus Kostka School." March 2 & 3, 2007. |
| President McKinley at Plunkett School - Ch. 15 Okay, President McKinley never actually visited Plunkett School, but he did plenty of other things for Adams. So when Mike Wilson (a McKinley impersonator) was in Adams a couple years ago for the anniversary of the statue, HE visited the school. So what happens when a former President visits a modern school? Tune in and find out! |
| Rumple Stiltskin - Ch. 15 Grab your hat, but don't bother to pack a bag; you're off to the one, the only, Enchanted Forest! Join us on this little bijou from the fine actors at Abbott School in Florida and see the REAL story of Rumple Stiltskin. Complete with Game Show fairies! |
| Carnival of the Animals - Ch. 15 Now here's a treat and a half! For our 2006 Open House, we hired the Robbins-Zust Family Puppets to put on two shows, of which this is one. Bring in the kids for this magical Must-See, or watch it by yourself, but don't dare miss it! |
| Snow White - Ch. 15 You're About to enter another dimension...a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind....you're about to enter....the Enchanted Forest! Join the Abbott School players for this merry tale about jealousy, love, Girl Scout merit badges, and unbridled stupidity! |
| Little Red Riding Hood - Ch. 15 Here's another fabulous puppet show from our Open House, featuring the Robbins-Zust Puppets! |
| Greylock Elementary School, High Ropes Course - Ch. 16 Watch the daring do of the students from Greylock School as they climb high into the trees. They will fly by on the Zip Line, walk the Burma Road, and handle the Multi-vine Traverse. Check out these high-wire artists! |
| The Frog Prince - Ch. 15 It's time the TRUTH came out! And you can see it for yourself, here on Channel 15: What the Frog Prince's name was....what his curse really was....and how he got the whammy taken off. Good, evil, romance, and enough bad puns to choke a horse; what more could you want? Join us for this tour de farce from the fine players at Abbott School! |
| Northern Berkshire Youth Hockey League, Pee Wees--Black Bears vs Troy Rivermen, and Black Bears vs Albany Capitals - Ch. 16 |
| Christmas Brook Figure Skating Club's "The Show Must Skate On!" - Ch. 16 This year's skating show is all about show tunes, both old and new. Enjoy the talents of our youth as they skate to many of your favorite songs! |
| Drury High School Graduation--Live - Ch. 16 Celebrate the class of 2007! |
| Rapunzel - Ch. 15 Yes, it's that strange girl with the long hair once again! How long does it take to wash hair that long? What is rampion? And why is it that everyone who knows this girl is on vacation? Answers will be revealed, but you have to tune in to find out what they are! |
| Star Search--presented by Conte Middle School - Ch. 16 Local students share their many talents with the community. Enjoy dance, gymnastics, vocal and instrumental songs performed by the youth from Conte Middle School. |
| Greylock Theatre Project presents PLAYMAKING! High Hopes - Ch. 16 |
| Internet Safety - Ch. 16 Drury High School students present a program to Brayton Elemenatry School First Graders on how to be safe when using the internet. Sponsored by the Massachusetts State Police. |
| A Day of Magic - Ch. 15 Here's a blast from the past! Several years ago, the Salvation Army hosted a magic show for neighborhood kids featuring several area magicians (including our own personal favorite, Johnny Mystic!). Well, we had a crew there to tape it, and here it is! Enjoy! |
| Conte Middle School Spring Concert - Ch. 16 Join the Jazz Band, Chorus, Tech Arts Students with their Lap Top projects, and the Concert band for any evening of unforgetable music! |
| Sullivan School Memorial Day Program - Ch. 16 Join the Sullivan Elementary School students, Brigadier General Mason, Representative Dan Bosley and distinguied guests as they pay tribute to America's military men and women. |
| Pauline Young Memorial Concert - Ch. 16 Celebrate the life of one of North Adams' most beloved music teachers. |
| Sullivan School's - Ch. 16 Enjoy an evening of the best known songs from hit Broadway shows. The Sullivan after school student chorus does a fantastic job bringing to life a wide array of characters. You can't help but sing along. |
| Rhythms of the World - Ch. 16 Catch the Beat is this year's summer reading theme. Enjoy the musical talents of Davis Bates & Roger Tincknell as they present a multi-cutural celebration in story and song. |
| Clarksburg Elementary School's Holocaust Exhibit - Ch. 16 Clarksburg Elementary School presents its second annual Hatikvah Holocaust Exhibit, "The Ruined and the Righteous: The Nazi Occupation of Europe, 1933-1945." Special speakers: David Cohen of the 4th Armored Division, speaking on his experience at Ohrdruf, a German concentration camp, and Darius Johnson speaking on the present genocide conditions in Dafur. Materials from student projects are also included in this program. (Due to the graphic nature of the materials from the concentration camps, viewer discretion is suggested. The camp slides may not be suitable for young viewers.) |
| Otha Day "Drum to the Beat" - Ch. 16 The Adams Free Library presents musician Otha Day as he helps children "Catch the Beat," in this installment of the Summer Reading Series. Television viewers will want to create their own instrument and join in the fun! |
| Something Different - Ch. 16 |
| Raves for Reptiles - Ch. 16 Join Rae Griffiths and her reptilian friends for an entertaining and educational program. Meet frogs, lizards, and snakes. Sponsored by the Western Gateway Heritage State Park. |
| Hoosac Valley High School Soccer--HV vs. Easthampton - Ch. 16 Time to cheer on those talented Hurricanes. Watch them dash their way across the soccer field! |
| Adams Youth Football League--Juniors--Adams Jets vs Cheshire Chargers - Ch. 16 |
| Adams Youth Football League--Seniors--Adams Saints vs Cheshire Redskins - Ch. 16 |
| "Scary Story" from Conte Middle School and Main Street Stage - Ch. 16 The "Scary Story" contest was the inaugural event for The Writer's Cell Block as part of "Phantasmagoria," a fundraising presentation by the Main Street Stage in cooperation with Silvio O. Conte Middle School and the North Adams Public Library. This performance at the Main Street Stage highlights the contest winners Morgan Michaels, Grand Prize Winner for "The Ghost of the Hometown Hero" and Jaslynn Hall-Rodriguez, 2nd Place Winner for "The David Martinez Story." |
| Cheshire Elementary School's "The Magic Cat" Gamelan and Shadowplay - Ch. 16 Join the 6th grade students from Cheshire Elementary School under the direction of Artist-In-Residence Andrew Kalisz for their original production of "The Magic Cat." This is a musical puppet show based on the Indonesian art forms called the Gamelan (meaning orchestra)and the Shadowplay (puppet shadows projected onto a screen). |
| North Adams Public Schools' Choral Festival - Ch. 16 Join the students from the North Adams Public Schools as they delight audiences were their singing. Featuring all city elementary, middle and high school vocalists with guest conductor Nick Page. "If only we could bottle the enthusaism on the stage," said conductor Page. Don't miss this exceptional event! |
| Elk's Student of the Month - Ch. 16 |
| Drury High School Music Department Winter Concert - Ch. 16 Join the members of the Drury High School Jazz Combo, Chorus, and Concert Band as they present their annual winter concert. The range of music is as wide spread as the talent of the students! Included in the eveing is a special presentation by members of the Band Front Routine and a narration of Peter the Wolf with Dr. Len Radin. |
| Drury vs. Hoosac Valley Basketball Game--LIVE - Ch. 16 |
| NBCTC Student Video Competition--2007 Winners - Ch. 16 |
| Kids Cook "Breakfast Foods" - Ch. 16 Join new chefs in the making as youth from Cheshire School learn what it means to be a modern day chef. The program takes place at Bass Water Grill. |
| The 12 Dancing Princesses - Ch. 15 Gird your loins, folks! It's back to the Enchanted Forest for more magic and mayhem! Why do children's shoes wear out so fast? Are kings qualified to practice medicine? Does wearing a sack really make you invisible? Tune in and find out for yourself with this wonderful play brought to you by the fine actors of Gabriel Abbott School in Florida! |
| Grooove Fest - Ch. 16 Enjoy the sounds of local youth groups in action! |
| NBCTC Meetings & Political |
| North Adams City Council (TAPED) - Ch. 17 From City Hall in North Adams, your local government at work. Live every first and third Tuesday; replayed on tape on the following Tuesday. |
| Adams Board of Selectmen (LIVE) - Ch. 17 Live from the Adams Town Hall, your local government at work. Aired live every first and third Wednesday; taped and replayed the following Tuesday. |
| Councillors' Agenda - Ch. 17 City Councillor Gailanne Cariddi describes the agenda facing the City Council in the upcoming meeting. |
| Clarksburg Board of Selectmen (LIVE) - Ch. 17 Watch the government of Clarksburg in action! Live every other Wednesday, on tape on the following Thursday, and again the following Tuesday. |
| Discussion on the Massachusetts Prescription Advantage Program - Ch. 17 Take a look at this important discussion, hosted by State Representative Dan Bosley, with Paul Boulger of the State Executive Office of Elder Services. Taped at the American Legion on Friday, November 9, 2001. |
| Adams Town Meeting (TAPED) - Ch. 17 Taped live in the Adams Middle School auditorium, this is the Annual Town Meeting. Tune in and see what the Town Meeting Members approved for the budget and how they arrived at their decisions. |
| State Senate Candidates Forum - Ch. 17 A lot of people are vying for Andy Nuciforo's seat on the State Senate. Meet them all in this forum put on by the League of Women Voters. Taped live at MCLA's Church Street Center on August 10. And don't forget to vote! |
| City Council Candidates Forum - Ch. 17 |
| Live Election Coverage - Ch. 17 NBCTC is at it again! Tune in at 8:00 on Tuesday, November 7--on both 15 AND 17--for a live tally of the local election results, with Rich Taskin and Paul Hopkins. |
| Climate Crisis Coalition - Ch. 17 The Climate Crisis Coalition is an organization devoted to reversing--or stopping--the effects of global warming. Watch this eye-opening program to learn what the CCCoalition is doing to achieve its political goals, and what you can do to help. |
| Hadley Overpass Renovation Hearing - Ch. 17 |
| Global Warming Senate Hearing - Ch. 16 |
| North Adams City Council Candidates Forum - Ch. 17 |
| Adams Agricultural Commission (TAPED) - Ch. 17 Sometimes it's hard to believe it, but Northern Berkshire used to be a farming community; in some ways, it still is. Here's a live call-in show from a group dedicated to preserving farming in this area. |
| North Adams Inaugurations (L) - Ch. 17 It won't be as exciting this year; we only have one new City Councillor, but the Council will have a new President too. Tune in and watch them all take the Oath of Office. |
| Shows produced elsewhere |
| The Power of Community - Ch. 15 This professionally produced program comes to us from a concerned citizen in south county. With sharp production values and a powerful message, this show is a Must See. |
| Italian Culture - Ch. 15 What special about being Italian, or of Italian descent? Watch Italian Culture! Produced in New York City, sponsored locally by the Sons of Italy. |
| Army Newswatch - Ch. 15 What's happening in the U.S. Army, brought to you from the source. Sponsored locally by the Hoosac Valley Vietnam Veterans. Now showing on Mondays at 7:30pm. |
| Real to Reel - Ch. 15 What's going on in the Catholic community. Produced weekly by the Catholic Communications Office in Springfield. Out of production for the summer, Real to Reel will be back in September. |
| Berkshire Senior TV - Ch. 15 A program geared especially toward the needs and interests of the elderly, produced at Pittsfield Community Television by Elder Services of Berkshire County |
| Straight Talk - Ch. 15 Straight talk on consumer issues, hosted by Lillian Marcentel of Berkshire Consumer Advocates. Taped monthly at Pittsfield Community Television. |
| Alice Projected! - Ch. 15 A very interesting adaptation of "Alice in Wonderland," written and directed by J. Peter Bergman, and performed by Mental Health Consumers and members of the Berkshire community. Taped at the Berkshire Atheneaum. |
| Ovarian Cancer: What You Should Know - Ch. 15 One of the best weapons against cancer is knowledge. Tune in to see this sharp video, and get the knowledge you need. |
| Get in the Loop - Ch. 15 Here's a short program (15 minutes) that packs a mighty big punch. If you have any questions on recycling--why it's necessary, what's involved, what its benefits are, etc.--you need to watch this show. This is worth watching for the excellence of its production values alone! |
| Adult Basic Education - Ch. 16 |
| A Question of Law - Ch. 16 Always timely, always interesting, this show is produced at the Massachusetts School of Law in Boston, and features discussions on the law and how it operates. |
| It's Time to Talk - Ch. 15 When is a good time to talk to your kids about sex and sexual issues? Right now. This is a show every parent should watch. |
| Cooking With Kids - Ch. 15 Here's a breath of fresh air from Delsie Dunn in South Berkshire! Formerly producer of "Fun & Fitness," Delsie teams chefs from various eateries in the Berkshires with kids to teach them to cook things they can make on their own. From seeing them washing their hands before they start to watching them sampling their finished product, this Must-See is first class television! |
| Breast Cancer -- Beating the Odds - Ch. 15 A very important and informative show, produced a few years ago at Pittsfield Community Television. If you have breast cancer, know someone who has it, or just want to know more, this is a Must See. |
| At Your Service - Ch. 16 Produced by Berkshire Community College |
| Know Your Berkshires - Ch. 15 Produced by the Berkshire chapter of Civitan International, here's a talk show that looks at goings-on and organizations county-wide. Produced at Pittsfield Community Television. |
| Candlepin Bowling - Ch. 15 Here's a refreshing little show, brought to you by the good people at Valley Park Lanes on Curran Highway. This is a ten part series; a $30,000 championship in candlepin bowling! Taped professionally in various lanes in New England, it features a LOCAL bowlers. If you enjoy bowling, have a general interest in sports, or just enjoy unusual viewing, this is a Must-See! |
| Child & Family Today - Ch. 15 Here's a new program from the Massachusetts Department of Social Services. These are the same people who find foster homes for kids throughout the state, so this should be something worth watching. |
| Greater Grace - Ch. 15 |
| The Maple Sugaring Story - Ch. 15 Here's a little bijou from the Vermont Maple Promotion Board. The title says it all...... |
| This Is The Day! - Ch. 15 Here's a show that wends its way onto Channel 15 from CAT-TV in Bennington, VT. Produced by the vibrant and active evangelical Harvest Christian Ministries. |
| Out of the Box TV - Ch. 16 To paraphrase Jim Morrison's great lyrics, what this is ain't exactly clear! Whatever it is, it's unusual and fresh. This was produced by youth from the Pittsfield and Richmond area to examine issues not dealt with by mainstream television. A must-see for all ages! |
| For Your Protection - Ch. 15 Here's something produced a few years ago by the Massachusetts Judicial Institute for victims of Domestic Abuse. A Must-See for everyone. |
| Life Lines - Ch. 15 Prostate Cancer Awareness Week has come and gone, but you can still learn about this potentially fatal--and very treatable--illness by watching this show. |
| The PSA Test - Ch. 15 Here's another program from the collection of Vin Melito, with information on Prostate Cancer. |
| Tomorrow's World - Ch. 15 This is not science fiction, folks; it's religion, coming your way courtesy of the Living Church of God. |
| Pure Heart, Clear Mind - Ch. 15 Here's an interesting new series in a news magazine format about the ancient Chinese practice of Falun Dafa. Falun Dafa is self cultivation, based on the principles of truth, compassion, and tolerance. The meditation and exercises are reminiscent of Yoga. Looking for self improvement? Look no further! |
| Pittsfield 4th of July Parade - Ch. 15 Broadcast live via Satellite as it happened, here it is again on DVD! |
| Together We Prepare - Ch. 15 Here's a new series from our new friends at the Berkshire County Red Cross. Part talk show and part documentary, this is one slick program! |
| Capitol Perspective - Ch. 17 If you want real insight into what's going on in government, you want to hear it, not just from someone who's there, but from someone who is also very savvy on how it works, right? Some like US Senator Edward Kennedy, who hosts this gem. |
| Clean Energy Tour - Ch. 15 What are the options in this area for clean energy? Take a look at this engaging program, taped locally and featuring local citizens, economic and business figures, all discussing this important issue. |
| We Are One - Ch. 15 From the Bahai community, this looks at the unity that is central to the Bahai faith, and important to everyone alive today. |
| Seated Exercise with Delsie Dunn - Ch. 15 Delsie Dunn is at it again! Here she is leading a group of senior citizens in southern Berkshire in a regimen of seated exercise. Don't pre-judge; tune in! It's a decent workout for those who aren't as spry as we spring chickens. |
| The Great Depression #6 - Ch. 16 |
| Babies in Bubbles! - Ch. 15 Here's a neat little gem from our friend in south county, Delsie Dunn (formerly of Fun & Fitness). In this documentary, she looks at the "Babies in Bubbles" program at the Berkshire South Community Center. Tune and and watch babies--yes, babies!--learning to swim! |
| The Sonsini Project - Ch. 15 Another documentary from Delsie Dunn, this one looking at the Sonsini Animal Shelter in Pittsfield and its no-kill policy. A Must-See for lovers of animals and sharp television! |
| Gun Owners' Action League - Ch. 15 A.K.A. The GOAL Show, this comes to us from the Gun Owners' Action League in Pittsfield. |
| Veterans History Project - Ch. 15 Here's something from our friends at Dalton Community Television, which we gather is an interview with a group of veterans about their experiences. |
| Smile with B-Mile - Ch. 15 B-Mile (aka Beverly Milenski) is a producer with a passion for other people's passions. Tune in to this perky show (produced at Pittsfield Community Television) to see what there is to be passionate about in the Berkshires! |
| Out Front TV - Ch. 17 This is produced in Pittsfield by our new friend, Peter Giftos, of the Berkshire County Republican Association. Peter is much concerned with the state of politics, regardless of party lines and political philosophy. Tune in and get a notion of--not only what has to be done--but what CAN be done. |
| This Place - Ch. 15 This one is a real eye-popper. Presented by Ed Sedarbaum of the NB Community Coalition, this program looks at the national epidemic of drinking among teens and youth; but more than this, it examines how things got to epidemic proportions, and what can be done to reverse this deadly trend. A MUST-SEE for parents, educators, municipal employees....for everybody. |
| On Your Mind TV: Mental Health Matters - Ch. 15 Here's a nice show from a friend of ours in central county. The title says it, and you'll hear solid information from mental health professionals from all parts of the Berkshires. Maybe not a Must-See, but definitely a Should-See, it has just moved to a new weekly slot. |
| Common Sense - Ch. 17 Here's a political show from Pittsfield, dedicated to inspiring interest in Democrats in the Berkshires. Brought to you by the Berkshire Brigades, and hosted by Sherwood Guernsey. |
| Kripalu Drummers - Ch. 15 Here's another gem from our friend in South County, Delsie Dunn. These are the guys who play drums at the Kripalu Center, and they're worth listening to. At once rhythmic and lyrical, and even meditative.....tune in and have a listen for yourself. |
| Dalton Veterans History Project - Ch. 17 Here's something from our friends at Dalton Community Television: A series of interviews with aging veterans. This is actually part of a national effort to get the stories of veterans' experiences recorded and into a national archive. When you watch this bijou, you're getting a double dose of real American history; as it happened, and as it IS happening! |
| Building on History - Ch. 17 Here is a sharp and fascinating documentary from the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, looking at ways in which former industrial properties across the state are being recycled and redeveloped. Its message is positive, and the segment on MASS MoCA is nothing to sneeze at either! |
| Berkshire Business Today - Ch. 15 Here's a little number from the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, looking at (what else?) the state of business in the Berkshires. |
| Shilling Shockers - Ch. 15 Grab your popcorn, turn off the lights, and turn on the TV.......it's time for a good old fashioned horror fest! Join Penny Dreadful, her werewolf spouse Garou, and Dr. Manfred Von Bulow as they watch B-movie horror flicks. Presented locally by Brian Hunt. And if you like what you see (or want to know more), check out their website: shillingshockers.com. |
| The Best Schools: An Education Roundtable - Ch. 16 |
| The Best Schools: An Education Roundtable - Ch. 16 Learn about the latest educational issues. Produced by Pittsfield Educational TV. |
| James Russell--Double Standards: Social Policies in Europe and the U.S. - Ch. 16 |
| Charles Hardy--Living Conditions in Venezuela - Ch. 16 |
| College Roundtable with host Karen Gardner - Ch. 16 |
| The Images Show - Ch. 15 Here's a little gem from our friends in the Village Beautiful; specifically, from Images Cinema. So grab some popcorn, kick back and watch. Just be prepared to go see a movie afterwards! |
| Money as Debt - Ch. 15 An incredible examination of the American Dollar and the state it's in, as well as what can be done about it! Love it or despise it, you'll definitely learn from this major Must See! |
| Crop Circles - Ch. 15 This is another professionally produced documentary brought to us from our new friend in south county. Whether you believe they're caused by aliens or people with a lot of time on their hands, this is a sharp look at the issue. Tune in and see for yourself! |
| Jet Set 411 - Ch. 15 Do you like to travel? Where do you go for information? Now, Channel 15! Tune in to this nifty little number from a new friend in Pittsfield, and hear everything you want to know about globe-trotting! |
| Massachusetts Medical Reserve Corps - Ch. 15 Think a minute....do you know what you'll do in an emergency? Not an emergency like an injury, but something big, like a flood or a pandemic. Join the Massachusetts Medical Reserve Corps, and you'll have a good idea of what to do, as well as help your community get through it. Tune in to this short, but sharp, informational program; then consider joining the MMRC! |
| College Roundtable - Ch. 16 |
| Veterans Forum - Ch. 17 If you're a fan of the Veterans History Project (brought to us by our good friends in Dalton), you should enjoy this new program from Pittsfield. It's the same sort of thing: Veterans being interviewed about their military service. |
| Geeks with Issues - Ch. 15 Here's a new show from Pittsfield, produced by a group of self-professed geeks, discussing.....well....issues that are of interest to them. And (hopefully) to you, too! |
| Info Source - Ch. 15 Here's a new health series from Berkshire Medical Center, and hosted by John Kroll, formerly of our own WNAW! |
| Weavings of Hope & Forgiveness - Ch. 15 |
| Reading Aloud with Jim Trelease - Ch. 16 "The most important subject in school is Reading--because all the other subjects rest upon it. Learn how to motivate children to make books into friends, not enemies." |
| Sunshine Again - Ch. 16 |
| Williams Sideline Quarterback Club Banquet - Ch. 16 |
| Berkshire Health Show - Ch. 15 This comes to us from one of our friends in Pittsfield. It's produced by Berkshire Medical Center and discusses important health issues. Is there any other kind? |
| Williams College Women's Basketball Show - Ch. 16 |
| Drury Basketball, Drury vs. Monument Mountain, 2/2/08 - Ch. 16 |
| Hoosac Valley vs Monument Mountain Basketball game, 2/5/08 - Ch. 16 |
| Celebrating Engineers' Week - Ch. 16 |
| Hoosac Valley Girls' Basketball, Hoosac vs Mt. Everett, 2/14/08 - Ch. 16 |
| Bucharest Express - Ch. 15 Here's a sharp short film (as in movie) about the attempt to shed light on white slavery in the former Soviet Union by Williamstown director C.R. Portz. Filmed on location in Moldovia, this is an eye-popping Must-See! |
| The Wooden Cup, award winner Will Powers, Williams College 08 - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "As You Like It" Chatham High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "The Winter's Tale" Monument Mt. Regional High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "The Tragedy of Macbeth" Lee High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Lenox Memorial High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "Romeo & Juliet" Mt. Greylock Regional High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "Much Ado About Nothing" North Andover High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "Julius Caesar" Springfield Central High School - Ch. 16 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "A Midsummer Night's Dream" Mt. Everett Regional High School - Ch. 16 Join us in celebration of the Bard's birthday! Shakespeare & Company presents the 19th Annual Fall Festival of Shakespeare 2007. Over 500 students particpated in this four-day event. |
| Festival of Shakespeare "Richard III" Taconic Hills High School - Ch. 15 |
| Festival of Shakespeare "Richard III" Taconic Hills High School - Ch. 16 |