(Sep 26, 2025) Mostly sunny and dry weekend. Fire danger Low. Saturday is Free Fishing Day across NY State. Scarface Mt. Trail has reopened.

(Sep 25, 2025) Jennifer Bilow transformed her dad's old basement into a thriving art gallery.

(Sep 25, 2025) Making a living from art is hard in the North Country. In the village of Malone, the Downtown Artist Cellar provides a creative space for the local artist community. Also: GOP officials rallied around their candidate for an upcoming special election. Republican Brent Davison says he wants to push back on Democrats' one-party rule in Albany.

(Sep 25, 2025) French singer-songwriter Constance Amiot's homage to the fleeting moment that is the end of summer.

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(Sep 24, 2025) Alex Clark tells the story of being busted for drinking at school, and host Ethan Shantie tells us about nearly getting fired from his first full time radio job.

(Sep 24, 2025) Brent Davison was joined by local party officials, North Country Assembly members and Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay at his campaign kickoff.

(Sep 24, 2025) Conditions inside prisons haven't improved much for inmates or corrections officers since a three-week wildcat strike earlier this year. The force is down by 2,500, officers are exhausted, and inmates are isolated and sometimes locked out of educational programs. Also: The New York Power Authority is finalizing a low-cost power deal to keep Alcoa in Massena for at least another decade.

(Sep 24, 2025) The Dancing Witches of Gem Radio Theatre will be performing regionally through early November.

(Sep 24, 2025) We listen back to a profile on Mercy Care for the Adirondacks, a volunteer organization that tackles elder isolation with friendship that's currently seeking new volunteers; conditions inside New York's prisons haven't improved much for inmates and corrections officers since a three-week wildcat strike earlier this year; and News Director David Sommerstein joins the show to preview Adia Victoria's performance at St. Lawrence University this Friday titled “Skip James is My Analysis: An Evening On The Abyss,” which will feature a set of songs and a candid conversation about mental health and the blues.