A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Hear a 5-minute preview of an upcoming event on Bainbridge Island, as told by a person close to the event.
Are you asking yourself, how can I be a more engaged citizen? What can I do? And can I really make difference? These are the questions that co-founder and Editor at Large of YES! Magazine, Sarah van Gelder, and BCB host Christina Hulet explore in …
In this 12-minute podcast, Adrienne Ross Scanlan talks with BCB host Channie Peters about her personal story of discovering “that home isn’t simply where you live but where you create belonging, by repairing the nature that is close to our lives.” Her new book is: …
In this 10-minute podcast, two of our community’s best-known movie buffs, Frank Buxton and John Ellis, describe the upcoming “Film Noir” classic movie series they’re hosting on six Tuesday evenings, starting Jan 17th. This is the sixth in the Art Museum’s series of “smARTfilms”, brought …
In this “What’s Up” podcast, BCB host Sonia Scaer speaks with University of Washington physics professor Leslie Rosenberg. He will speak at the next Open Mic Science on Tuesday, Jan 3rd, at 8pm at the Treehouse Cafe on: “What’s The Universe And What’s It Made …
[NOTE: December 16th post-publication update: The Bloedel Reserve did not have sufficient advance reservations to proceed with the New Year’s eve party discussed in this podcast. So that planned event is now cancelled. But if you like what you hear in this podcast about the idea, …
Debby Haase describes the annual winter solstice ceremony called “Spiral of Light” which commemorates the longest night of the year with candlelight, harp music, chanting and labyrinths. This annual event has been held at various island locations, such as the Bodhi Center, but will take place this …
In this 15-minute podcast, BCB’s Channie Peters and Victoria Irwin of Eagle Harbor Books welcome award-winning environmentalist and writer, Mary Ellen Hannibal, whose new book is “Citizen Scientist: Searching for Heroes and Hope in an Age of Extinction.” Mary Ellen will speak with Eagle Harbor bookstore …
In this 14-minute conversation with Rev. Jaco ten Hove, we learn about the 9th annual gathering in Winslow on Saturday December 10th for community members to read aloud the inspiring words of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. All are welcome to gather at …
In this podcast, we meet the Bainbridge Performing Arts professional team that is readying a local cast and instrumentalists for the December 2nd to 18th performances of the popular holiday classic set in the early 1940s: “A Christmas Story, The Musical.” Speaking with BCB podcast …
At the Tuesday Dec 6th Open Mic Science event at the Treehouse Cafe, climate policy scientist Derik Broekhoff will explain why the Paris Climate Agreement is at a critical juncture, and why it is even more important than before that State and local climate change …