A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
In the time it takes to share a coffee at a cafe with a friend who cares about community, we hear the local need or issue that’s on the mind of a local Bainbridge Island resident.
Door Prizes! Cake! A chance to do your own podcast! Bainbridge Community Broadcasting is offering all of the above at their Open Studio Birthday Party on Saturday, May 2nd from 10 am to 4pm. Yes, it’s BCB’s first birthday — where has the time gone? …
Listen to this in-depth 30-minute interview with Bainbridge resident and world-renowned author, David Korten, at BCB’s studio. David discusses his just-published book: “Change the Story, Change the Future: A Living Economy for a Living Earth,” available from Eagle Harbor Books. The interview also reveals David’s passionate …
It’s time to talk trash with award winner Diane Landry of the Bainbridge Island Zero Waste project. In this episode, BCB host Miles Schneiderman is joined by Diane Landry and Regina Spoor of Sustainable Bainbridge’s Zero Waste Initiative to discuss their work to improve and …
In this podcast, Ken Pyburn calls in by Skype from Portland Oregon to discuss the advisable next steps for forming a “village” organization on Bainbridge to provide services to members to help them age gracefully in place. This podcast conversation is in light of a …
In this episode of Community Cafe Bainbridge, we meet Clarice Cutler, the director of the Student Conservation Corps (SCoCo). Joining Clarice is Elan Safford, a senior at Bainbridge High School who is an active and enthusiastic SCoCo volunteer. They discuss this year’s SCoCo process for …
In this podcast, BCB invites two leaders of HRB — Housing Resources Bainbridge — to discuss one of Bainbridge Island’s most critical and perennial needs, namely, affordable housing. HRB board member and past president, Charlie Wenzlau, comes to this conversation with the expertise of being …
It’s not easy to discuss the Northwest’s risks of earthquakes in comparison to the risks of climate change, but those are the two topics shared by University of Washington Professor Paul Johnson in this Bainbridge interview via skype. Paul, who is a UW Professor of Oceanography and Adjunct Professor …
Wondering what you can do about climate change? In this episode, BCB host Miles Schneiderman joins Lara Hansen, chief scientist and executive director of the non-profit Eco-Adapt organization, to discuss ways in which the Bainbridge Island community can adapt itself to the realities of climate …
In this 12-minute podcast interview, BCB learns from our City’s Community Engagement Specialist, Kellie Stickney, about the City’s proposed project to improve central Winslow’s Waterfront Park and City Dock. Kellie notes that the subject will be discussed, and citizen comments will be welcomed, at the …
Our State Senator Christine Rolfes has lived on Bainbridge Island for decades with her family. In this podcast, BCB catches up with Christine just before she departs for the State capitol for the January 12th start of the 2015 legislative session. This year’s session faces, …