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What’s it like to be an 18-year-old US Marine facing a tour of duty in Iraq? If you’ve ever been curious about what motivates a young marine to sign up, and what it’s like to do that job, you’ll want to read Eat the Apple, …
During the month of May, the library meeting room will be displaying colorful Guatemalan weavings from the 70s to the present, collected by Daphne Stewart and Elizabeth Dequine. In this podcast, BCB host John Fossett talks with Daphne about the history behind the weavings, their …
What to do about weeds? In this podcast, BCB host Christina Hulet sits down with Jeannette Franks, coordinator for Weed Warriors, a volunteer coalition of gardeners and environmental activists affiliated with Sustainable Bainbridge. Its goal is to support the removal of noxious weeds and the …
Struggling with reduced eyesight? Bainbridge Island’s VIP support group can help. Founded in 1992, the VIP has been helping Visually Impaired Persons for over 25 years. The VIP group offers a variety of resources, including help with medical issues, adaptive aids, and reading materials, access …
Bainbridge native son and bestselling author Jonathan Evison will be launching his newest book, Lawn Boy, on Monday, April 2 from 6:30-9 at BARN. In this podcast Jonathan’s long-time friend and editor, Jim Thomsen, talks with him at length about their experiences growing up on …
In this podcast, BCB host John Fossett chats with artist Jennifer Waldron, whose new exhibit, “Company for Dinner,” will open at the Bainbridge Public Library on Friday, April 6, from 5 to 7. Listen here to learn about Jennifer’s process, her background, her inspirations, and …
Come dressed as your favorite superhero and listen to the theme music from Batman, Superman, Star Wars and more at the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra concert April 14 and 15. The Bainbridge Island Youth Orchestra will perform two pieces side by side with the BSO, and …
What does clothing made of trash have in common with an oyster slurp? These are just two of the many activities being sponsored by Bainbridge organizations in honor of Earth Month: April 2018. In this podcast, BCB host Christina Hulet sits down with Christine Perkins, …
If you’re a grandparent wondering what you’ll do with your grandchildren this summer, BI Parks and Rec has just the program for you! Grand Discovery Camps have been specifically designed to enrich the relationship between grandparent and grandchild with exciting and fun three-day summer camps …
Join us on Who’s on Bainbridge to hear Carla Mackey discuss her adventures hiking a segment of the Via Francigena in southern Tuscany. Talking with BCB host Bob Ross, Carla explores the history of the trail and what first drew her to undertake the adventure. …