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.
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 musical podcast, BCB Host Kayla Black brings us live music with Bainbridge Island musician Zach Fleury. Zach is a Northwest singer, songwriter, producer and session player who has collaborated with Noah Gunderson, Hot Bodies in Motion, Allen Stone, and Mackelmore. He’s also done …
All Aboard! In this episode of “Who’s On Bainbridge”, podcast host Jason Goyette sits down with Captain Ty Anderson. Captain Anderson retired in December of 2014 after working for the Washington State Ferry for 30 years. In our podcast, Ty will share with you how …
Bainbridge Island Museum of Art executive director and curator Greg Robinson, and museum founder Cynthia Sears, talk about artist Rachel Feferman, who died in 2010. Feferman’s life’s work lives on at the art museum in an expansive retrospective in the gallery bearing her name. The exhibition …
This episode of the “Who’s On Bainbridge” podcast show features two islanders — Frank Buxton and John Ellis — who are known and loved by many in our community. John and Frank are the two founding members of the Edge Improv comedy troupe that entertains …
Lilly Kodama remembers her brother, Dr. Frank Kitamoto — a 2002 recipient of the distinguished “Island Treasure” award. Dr. Frank Kitamoto was a dentist, social activist and leader in the Japanese American community on Bainbridge Island until his death in March 2014. As Lilly Kodama’s younger …
In this episode of Who’s On Bainbridge, Donna Harui, third generation owner of Bainbridge Gardens, talks about her family and the history of the Gardens. Donna’s grandfather, Zenhichi Harui came to Bainbridge Island over 100 years ago, and like many others who immigrated from Japan, …
George and David Lewis are internationally celebrated artists, sculptors, garden masters and Renaissance men who thrive among the flora and fountains planted and carved by their own hands on Bainbridge Island. They have been honored in 2007 with the Island Treasure Award by the Bainbridge …