A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
In this podcast BCB host Joanna Pyle chats with State Health Benefit Advisor Genevieve Moyer and Waterfront Park Community Center Manager Sue Barrington. Genevieve summarizes a couple of Medicare changes coming in 2016: Medicare has become more proactive in their commitment to preventive health care …
“Beautifully told in poetic prose,” Sid is a remarkable book about a modern-day Siddhartha which deftly portrays what it took and what it takes to be enlightened, then and now. In this podcast, BCB host Channie Peters talks with the book’s author, Anita Feng, a …
In this podcast, retired scientist and engineer Frank Gremse talks about his volunteer service for the City’s Environmental Technical Advisory Committee (ETAC) and other public spirited organizations taking a stand on climate change. Frank Gremse (pronounced “Gremz”) is a 25-year Bainbridge resident who retired 1½ …
Ever wonder why there are parking lots in Seattle where the cars sit catawampus to each other (the ground underneath is a former tidal swamp), or why the train tracks make a broad sweep instead of going straight (the tracks were laid before the lowering …
How might companies large and small reflect our highest values? In this podcast, BCB host Christina Hulet speaks with Jill Bamburg, president and co-founder of Pinchot University (formerly known as Bainbridge Graduate Institute). Jill talks about a speaker series that is open to Bainbridge community …
In this podcast, Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra conductor Wes Schulz gives BCB a preview of the first concert on November 14th to kick off the new 4-concert season. The first concert will begin the season with vibrant, joyous pieces by Christopher Rogerson, and Carl Nielson, Denmark’s …
Helene Smart will sing cabaret-style songs over dinner at the Manor House, in Lynwood Center, November 9th and 10th. Reservations are required. Helene has always loved to sing since she was small. She sang with her family around campfires, in musical comedies during school and …
Meet Allison Shirk, Americana singer-songwriter, at Eleven Winery on Day Road, Saturday, November 7th. In this interview, Allison tells BCB about her music and her band. In this podcast, she also plays “Comfort” — a beautiful new song that will be on her second CD …
“Climate change is a problem that can no longer be left to a future generation.” – Pope Francis. The recent October 27th panel discussion by five local clergy — and their responses to the Pope’s recent encyclical on climate change — help make us more …
In this month’s podcast from the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN), board member Catherine Camp recaps some of the strategic planning in which the board is exploring some fascinating options for BARN’s future. In addition, Catherine reminds us of the dates for several of the popular studio …