Joe Pulicicchio, Director of Produce & Floral for T&C Markets, returns to Tastes of Bainbridge to share his insights on the best produce for summer. Talking about everything from berries to avocados to red potatoes, Joe provides a keen insight about some of the challenges of making sure produce arrives at the optimum peak of […]
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Zero Waste volunteers needed for Rotary Green Team and July 4 festivities
Meet Diane Landry of Bainbridge Island’s award-winning non-profit, Zero Waste, and learn how you, too, can help with cleanup after the Rotary Auction and on July 4th. In this edition of What’s up Bainbridge, Diane gives us the inside scoop on Zero Waste, an initiative of Sustainable Bainbridge. Recognized as the ever present ‘face of […]
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Worried about the Big Quake? Here’s how you can prepare
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 face of natural disasters. Join us for this edition of […]
Podcast: Tastes of Bainbridge:
Christoph Schuler’s pretzels at the Farmers Market
In this podcast Taste of Bainbridge host Bob Ross talks with Christoph Schuler, the creator and owner of D’Bäck German Bakery, about his tasty organically baked pretzels. You’ll want to listen closely as Christoph reveals the secret southern German technique that produces the warm brown crust and the soft bread-like interior of his beautifully formed […]
Podcast: Tastes of Bainbridge:
Glass artisan Isaac Swanson at the Farmers Market
Isaac Swanson is an artisan whose hand blown glass is regularly featured at the Bainbridge Farmers’ Market. In this podcast, Isaac joins host Bob Ross to share the story of his work and talk about what motivated him to enter the unusual craft of creative glass blowing. It’s a curious story of moving from barista […]
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Vinyl Lounge Hip Hop Birthday at the Alehouse May 4
Love the sound of those old hit records? Love to dance? Come celebrate the 2nd birthday of the Vinyl Lounge with a Hip Hop-themed night at the Alehouse, Friday May 4 at 7 pm. In this podcast, guest host Ray Gendreau of Backstreet Beat Books & Records interviews DJ’s Gary Bedell and Greg Morgan, co-founders of the […]
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Kiwanis Shred Fest April 28
Ready to shred those sensitive tax documents? Bring them to the annual Kiwanis Club Shred Fest on Saturday, April 28 from 9-4 at Columbia Bank! In this episode of What’s Up Bainbridge, Kiwanis Club president Jim Copen brings along two of his members, Helen Stone and Phil Fergusson, to share information with us about the […]
Podcast: Tastes of Bainbridge:
Meet the new proprietors of the Heyday Farm Store!
Many of us are aware of Tad Mitsui, life long foodie and renowned Bainbridge Island chef. In this podcast we hear about Tad’s plans for his newly acquired Heyday Farm Store — which is situated in the same location as the famous Ruby’s restaurant where Tad once served as chef — and we meet his […]
Podcast: Who’s On Bainbridge:
Hiking the Via Francigena in Tuscany with Carla Mackey
Join us on Who’s on Bainbridge to hear Carla Mackey discuss her adventures hiking a segment of the Via Francigena in southern Tuscany. Talking with BCB host Bob Ross, Carla explores the history of the trail and what first drew her to undertake the adventure. She also describes a typical day on the trail and […]
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Joe Pulicicchio visits T&C for Christmas
This week Tastes of Bainbridge host Bob Ross discusses the season’s produce with Joe Pulicicchio in Joe’s native habitat: the Town and Country produce section in Winslow. Walking through the aisles, Joe introduces us to fruits like the cute Rockit apples (a perfect size for Christmas stockings!), the specially cared for Comise pears, some of […]
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