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BCB volunteers who have hosted at least 3 podcasts in the last 12 months
Diane Bonciolini and Gregg Mesmer have been making beautiful glass together – as Mesolini Glass – since 1977. Earlier this year, they were named Island Treasures for 2015 by the Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Council. Their familiar installations — the Beach Glass Quilt on …
In this podcast, BCB invites two leaders of HRB — Housing Resources Bainbridge — to discuss one of Bainbridge Island’s most critical and perennial needs, namely, affordable housing. HRB board member and past president, Charlie Wenzlau, comes to this conversation with the expertise of being …
Listen here as Island Theatre board member Steve Stolee tells BCB host Diane Walker about the founding of Island Theatre in 1994 and the group’s plans for their 20th anniversary season. In honor of their anniversary Island Theatre will be offering a retrospective of previous productions, …
Kate DiCamillo is the author of numerous books for young readers, and she’s coming to speak at the Bainbridge High School commons in a free talk co-sponsored by Eagle Harbor Books. In this podcast by skype from her home in Minnesota, she describes the subject …
Have nothing to do on a Friday night in February? Come on down to the Bainbridge High School where the two High School Jazz bands will be performing in their annual community Swing Dance! In this episode of Bainbridge on Campus, Finn Mander interviews the …
David Hager describes the 20-year-old Bainbridge music tradition known as Seabold Second Saturday, where notable acoustic musicians — and open mic volunteers — enliven the intimate venue of the former one-room schoolhouse at Seabold Hall. On Saturday, February 14, the main act is the Celtic …
Why are “knight” and “night” pronounced as if they were spelled the same? How did the English language take on the international prominence it has today? Why is it the most widely used language on the Internet? Former high school English teacher Tom Challinor will …
Do you enjoy visiting with people? Are you a good listener? Are you interested in local history and making new friends? If this sounds like you, you may want to join the core group of volunteers who are making the Bainbridge Island StoryShare Project a model …
Imagine being able to extend another’s life by giving up a day of your own. Would you do it? In this episode, BCB host Annie Osburn speaks with Bainbridge Island author Dave Richards, who explores this moral dilemma in his new novel, If I Could …
It’s not easy to discuss the Northwest’s risks of earthquakes in comparison to the risks of climate change, but those are the two topics shared by University of Washington Professor Paul Johnson in this Bainbridge interview via skype. Paul, who is a UW Professor of Oceanography and Adjunct Professor …