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In this 15-20 minute episode of Who’s On Bainbridge, Chris Snow shares anecdotes about what brought him to Bainbridge from his lifelong career in the US Foreign Service, what has kept him here for so long, and his leading role in community life since he …
It’s all about Huck Finn and great family fun! For about 40 years (no one remembers for sure), the BI Sportsmen’s Club has organized an annual Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher fish derby for kids who are 14 or younger. In this podcast, Alan Kasper, …
At 9 am on Saturday April 25 at the Community Center, the final stage of our two-month reflection on the Japanese Exclusion will occur as Island filmmaker Cameron Snow unveils her movie about the life of community member Kay Sakai Nakao. This wrenchingly honest movie …
Door Prizes! Cake! A chance to do your own podcast! Bainbridge Community Broadcasting is offering all of the above at their Open Studio Birthday Party on Saturday, May 2nd from 10 am to 4pm. Yes, it’s BCB’s first birthday — where has the time gone? …
Music has traditionally been a way to express and honor faith, whatever your faith may be. Bainbridge Island is host to a variety of faith groups; have you ever wondered what kinds of music each uses in their worship? Come to the Interfaith Music Festival …
Kellie Stickney, the Community Engagement Specialist for the City of Bainbridge Island, describes four ways the City will commemorate the Earth Day during the 4th week of April. 1. Goals for Bees and Lighting: The City Council will join the 4 other local governments (Schools, …
In this episode of Bainbridge On Campus, Jonathan Coonan interviews Aila Ikuse and Clio Batali about the Bainbridge Island High School Robotics team, Spartronics 4915. They discuss their 2015 season, as well as their individual experiences on the robotics team. A year and a half …
Listen to this in-depth 30-minute interview with Bainbridge resident and world-renowned author, David Korten, at BCB’s studio. David discusses his just-published book: “Change the Story, Change the Future: A Living Economy for a Living Earth,” available from Eagle Harbor Books. The interview also reveals David’s passionate …
“Pot is really not my thing,” says award-winning science author and Bainbridge Islander Bruce Barcott. As the father of two teenagers, he had serious reservations about the wisdom of legalizing marijuana, and in 2012 he almost voted against it. When the vote passed he began to …
For a community like ours with more than 200 nonprofits, volunteers are the life-blood of many local organizations — including ours at Bainbridge Community Broadcasting (BCB), an all-volunteer project. The City of Bainbridge Island (COBI) and the Bainbridge Community Foundation (BCF) are teaming up to co-host the second …