A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
In each episode of this BCB podcast show, we listen in on a 15 to 25 minute personal conversation with a local islander who helps make Bainbridge Island such an interesting and engaging place to live.
Meet Hannah Crichton, a BHS Camp Siberia grad who plans to return to Novosibirsk, Russia, to film a documentary about the Russian orphans she worked with nine years ago. Hannah, who participated in Bainbridge Island’s Camp Siberia program in the summer of 2007, graduated from …
In this episode of BCB’s StoryShare podcast series, BCB host Jack Armstrong talks with longtime Bainbridge resident, fisheries expert and environmental activist Wayne Daley. Daley, a Montana native who worked at Boeing for many years, went back to school at age 40 to follow his …
Listen here as BCB host Anna McClain interviews bestselling Bainbridge author Kristin von Kreisler. From her desk in her newly renovated Victorian farmhouse, Kristin von Kreisler watches ospreys and seals, and every hour a ferry passes by. Once owned by the island’s first postmistress and …
In this episode of BCB’s StoryShare series, host Jack Armstrong talks with longtime Bainbridge Island resident Donna Moore about her experiences and observations about life on Bainbridge and what makes it such a special place to live. Like many residents, Donna found her way here …
In this 25-minute podcast interview, we meet Matthew Coates, the local architect who designed the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and hear about the passion he developed from his early childhood for the environment and green building. Before “sustainable” was a buzzword; before anyone had thought of …
In this, the third interview in the new BCB series called “Clergy on Bainbridge”, we meet with Dee Eisenhauer, the longtime pastor of Eagle Harbor Congregational Church on Bainbridge Island, affiliated with the United Church of Christ. Reflecting on her extended pastorate on Bainbridge, Dee …
Yes! Magazine was founded on Bainbridge Island and has had its headquarters here for nearly 20 years. The magazine’s charter is to reframe the biggest problems of our time in terms of their solutions, outlining a path forward with in-depth analysis, tools for citizen engagement, …
Is it true that islands are magnets for creative people? Listen here as BCB host Jack Armstrong talks with book artist Susan Callan about inspiring opportunities for creativity here on Bainbridge. Callan, who settled on Bainbridge in 1986 after a long career as a medical …
Lynn Brunelle is a mama gone geek! In this “Who’s On Bainbridge” podcast episode, BCB’s Sandy Schubach has a delightful conversation with Bainbridge Island resident Lynn Brunelle. A writer, illustrator and former teacher, Lynn believes in getting kids excited about science. For Lynn, science is …
In this episode of “Who’s On Bainbridge” BCB host Barry Peters interviews a long-time Bainbridge resident who was a pioneer of podcast-like radio … before the technique now known as podcasting was invented in 2004. Philippe describes his early 2003 experiments with recording the “Sounds …