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In this podcast, meet Amber Richards, Emergency Management Coordinator for Bainbridge Island and Scott James of Bainbridge Prepares. The two join BCB host Bob Ross to discuss the recent emergency preparedness survey and what the city of Bainbridge is doing to ensure resilience in the …
On Saturday, June 23rd from 4-8 pm, Bainbridge Pride will have its first, city-sanctioned annual picnic at Waterfront Park. All the community is invited to share in this free, family-friendly event, with live music, food, vendors, crafts and speakers. The picnic is sponsored by Kitsap …
On Tuesday, June 19th at 6:30 pm, Writing Down the Bones author Natalie Goldberg will speak at Eagle Harbor Books about her new memoir, Let the Whole Thundering World Come Home, in which she explores her experience with cancer. In this podcast, BCB host Christina …
What do you envision for our Island Center neighborhood? All islanders are invited to participate in the upcoming “Envision Island Center — A Community Kickoff” at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 18 in the Council Chamber at City Hall. In this podcast we hear from …
In this podcast BCB host Jo Jenkins introduces us to the new Executive Director of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, Brianna Kosowitz. Brianna comes to the museum from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. In this interview, she describes her love of history, …
Bainbridge Island in the 1930’s and 40’s: a partnership with the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum Listen here to the first of our Bainbridge Island Oral History podcasts as Pickleball inventor Barney McCallum describes summers on Bainbridge Island in the 1930s and 40s and tells the …
Each of us, even the youngest, has experienced grief: the loss of a pet, a home, a job, a parent, a child, a friend — each requires a certain amount of processing, and The Grief Dialogues can help. Starting with a single entry in Island …
Did you know? Over 600 people have already learned the Bainbridge Boogie! Listen here as Sue Barrington of Bainbridge Parks & Rec tells BCB host Betsy Lydle Smith how you can join the growing crowd of islanders practicing their dance moves for what they hope …
Two Sherlock Holmes plays, a bit of musical theater, and an original play composed by the BPA Theatre School teens will all be featured in the school’s Spring Sendoff, June 7th and 8th at 7pm. In this podcast you’ll learn about these shows and more …
What do our youth have to say about climate change? That is what the Bainbridge Island chapter of Citizens’ Climate Lobby wanted to find out when it had an essay contest for local youth. In this podcast you’ll meet Nilus Swanson, a 16-year old sophomore …