Recent Podcasts

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br/>Explore seven “Road Ends” around Eagle Harbor on June 1st

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Explore seven “Road Ends” around Eagle Harbor on June 1st

June 1st, from noon to 4pm, will be the first annual celebration of Bainbridge Island road ends. In this podcast, we meet two veterans of the island’s back roads and byways. Bitsy Ostenson has served on the City’s Road Ends citizens committee for 22 years 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Friends of the Farms June 1st annual farmland potluck

  The public is invited to step into the heart of Bainbridge public farmland at the June 1st annual celebration of farming on Bainbridge. In this podcast, Wendy Tyner, Executive Director of the nonprofit Friends of the Farm, describes the upcoming potluck dinner and annual 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge
Rotary June 2 Open House invites volunteers for Auction

On Monday June 2nd, from 6-8pm, Bainbridge Rotary invites you to attend an open house in advance of the upcoming Rotary Auction. It’s at the Woodward Middle School commons area, and it’s a chance to mingle with both new and experienced volunteers for the Rotary 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br/>Fine art collecting is the May 31 talk at the Library

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Fine art collecting is the May 31 talk at the Library

  Do you dream of becoming a fine art collector? Learn how to become an informed and discerning collector of fine and decorative art through the Library U series, “Collecting: The Unruly Passion,” presented by Bainbridge Island Public Library. At 10am Saturday May 31st, Erin 

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IslandWood May 28th 7pm event on climate and energy “Beyond Coal”

On Wednesday May 28 at 7pm, IslandWood hosts First Lady Trudi Inslee and retired Senator Phil Rockefeller for a climate solutions and energy strategy forum sponsored by the Sierra Club. Senator Rockefeller now represents Washington as a Council Member on the multi-state Northwest Power and 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br/>Professional pointers for teen writers at Library

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Professional pointers for teen writers at Library

Teens who want to write have been engaging in their own writing group at Bainbridge Public Library. Local writers Margaret Nevinski and Barbara Clarke have been mentoring students in grades 7-12 on a weekly drop-in basis. The last gathering is May 19th, after school, at 2:00pm. 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br/>Bainbridge Arts and Crafts gallery exhibits of May

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Bainbridge Arts and Crafts gallery exhibits of May

In this podcast, Lindsay Masters, who is the events coordinator of Bainbridge Arts and Crafts (BAC), and Susan Jackson, who is the BAC executive director, discuss current and future exhibits at the gallery. The gallery is now showcasing the works of local elementary students, which 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br/>GO Figure! life drawing sessions at Museum of Art

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
GO Figure! life drawing sessions at Museum of Art

Bring your drawing pad, all your art supplies and join in with the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) as it offers up GO Figure! — ongoing figure drawing sessions. In this episode of What’s Up Bainbridge, BCB host Lyssa Danehy deHart talks with BIMA’s Education 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Bainbridge Beach Naturalists May 17 exploration of Eagle Harbor

In this podcast, Maradel Gale of the Sustainable Bainbridge program called Bainbridge Beach Naturalists describes the Saturday May 17th guided exploration of the beach near the Eagle Harbor ferry pier. The Bainbridge Beach Naturalists create opportunities for the public to explore our Bainbridge Island beaches 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
May 20 workshop on keeping a Journal that Inspires

On May 20th, the Field’s End Speaker Series will present a workshop on combining art and writing in creating an inspiring journal.   In this podcast interview, Margaret Chang, coordinator of the Speaker Series, talks about Field’s End, the Speaker Series, and this interesting workshop that