Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Nonprofits and businesses Celebrate Trees in April with 20+ events

Bainbridge Islanders are justifiably known for commemorating Earth Day environmental awareness each April, but this year’s Earth Month will be marked by an unprecedented host of events on the theme: “Celebrate Trees.” In this podcast, Deb Rudnick, a board member of the Bainbridge Island Land Trust 

<i>Podcast: Arts and Artists:</i> <br>Bird feather artistry of Chris Maynard captivates Art Museum patrons

Podcast: Arts and Artists:
Bird feather artistry of Chris Maynard captivates Art Museum patrons

In this interview, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Chief Curator Greg Robinson has an illuminating and delightful conversation with Chris Maynard, a local artist whose medium is (legally sourced) bird feathers. His exhibition is called “Featherfolio“. Chris’s first solo museum show has over 40 astounding 

<i>Podcast: Tastes of Bainbridge: </i><br>Forrest Nichols and the Wild Society

Podcast: Tastes of Bainbridge:
Forrest Nichols and the Wild Society

Who would think that a chance meeting in a ferry engine room would lead to a whole new way of looking at food! BCB’s Bob Ross, host of BCB’s Tastes of Bainbridge series, met Forrest Nichols, Executive Director for the Wild Society, while on a 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge: </i><br>Artist, author and educator Gary Faigin comes to BIMA

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Artist, author and educator Gary Faigin comes to BIMA

Gary Faigin’s upcoming talks at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art sold out in 48 hours. Listen here to learn why, why he chose the subjects he chose, and why the museum is eager to bring him back in a few months to present additional 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge: </i><br>Carl Johnson’s Bristol Bay Photos at Suquamish Museum Saturday, April 1

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Carl Johnson’s Bristol Bay Photos at Suquamish Museum Saturday, April 1

Carl Johnson’s new book, Where Water is Gold, combines breathtaking photography of Alaskan wilderness and waters with eloquent essays about the ecosystems, wildlife habitat, sustainable fisheries, and people in Alaska’s Bristol Bay region, all of which are currently endangered by the proposed Pebble Copper Mine. 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge: </i><br>Lesser Known Players’ Celadine at Rolling Bay Hall March 23-26

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Lesser Known Players’ Celadine at Rolling Bay Hall March 23-26

Bawdy humor, mistaken identities, espionage, and a woman playwright who may not be quite what she seems: Charles Evered’s Celadine is restoration comedy with a decidedly modern twist. In this podcast BCB host Diane Walker chats with Jennifer Hodges, star of the Lesser Known Players’ 

<i>Podcast: Community Cafe:</i> <br>After immigrant ban, local leaders stand up for a welcoming and inclusive city

Podcast: Community Cafe:
After immigrant ban, local leaders stand up for a welcoming and inclusive city

This podcast provides insights into the caring, concerns and community values that motivated our City Council to adopt a Resolution Affirming Bainbridge Island as a Welcoming and Inclusive City. That action was intended to reaffirm our City’s long history of supporting civil and human rights, 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge: </i><br>Author Margaret Combs at Eagle Harbor Books March 19

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Author Margaret Combs at Eagle Harbor Books March 19

We’ve heard a good deal about autism from the perspective of parents and therapists, but local author Margaret Combs has now thoughtfully articulated what it means to grow up with an autistic sibling, In this moving podcast, Combs speaks with BCB host Christina Hulet about 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Top expert offers 2-hour free seminar on Social Security benefits

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Top expert offers 2-hour free seminar on Social Security benefits

In this podcast, we meet one of the Northwest’s leading experts on Social Security benefits, Andy Landis. And he describes his upcoming 2-hour free seminar at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Auditorium on March 22nd: “Social Security 101: Avoiding Myths and Mistakes”. The informative session 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge: </i><br>What’s Up for Wee Ones on Bainbridge

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
What’s Up for Wee Ones on Bainbridge

Looking for something to entertain your wee ones? From birth through high school, children on Bainbridge Island are presented with an unusually wide variety of fun programs and activities. Learn more about some of those exciting possibilities as Susie Burdick, Executive Director of Kidimu, Liam