WU-055 Raymond Carver Stories August 16 at BPA
On Saturday, August 16th, an all-star cast of local actors will bring six Raymond Carver stories to life at Bainbridge Performing Arts.
Directed by Dinah Manoff of the Northwest Actors Lab, the performance will be a benefit for Fields End. Carver's widow, renowned poet and prose writer Tess Gall…
WU-033 Author Tina Gilbertson June 29 at Eagle Harbor Books
On June 29 Eagle Harbor Books will host Tina Gilbertson, author of Constructive Wallowing: How to Beat Bad Feelings By Letting Yourself Have Them. The event will begin at 3pm in the back room of the book store, which is located at 157 Winslow Way, Bainbridge Island.
Gilbertson, whose book offers…
WU-013 Bainbridge Arts & Crafts Gallery exhibits of the month
In this podcast, Lindsay Masters, who is the events coordinator of Bainbridge Arts and Crafts (BAC), and Susan Masters, 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 include ceramic…
WU-007 Eagle Harbor Books events for May
In this episode of "What's Up Bainbridge", Victoria, the events coordinator for Eagle Harbor Book Company, describes four in-store events during May, on the 10th, 11th, 17th and 18th, at the 157 Winslow Way location of this classic independent book store.
On Saturday May 10th, at 11am, two authors…
Conversation with young filmmaker Courtney Jones (WHO-005)
After reading an article about filmmaker Courtney Jones in the Bainbridge Review, BCB host Barbara Golden interviewed him to learn more about this young man’s film career.
Originally from southern California, Courtney and his family recently moved to Bainbridge Island from New Mexico -- where he h…
Lilly Kodama and the Bainbridge Japanese American Community (WHO-003)
Lilly Kodama remembers her brother, Dr. Frank Kitamoto -- a 2002 recipient of the distinguished "Island Treasure" award.
Dr. Frank Kitamoto was a dentist, social activist and leader in the Japanese American community on Bainbridge Island until his death in March 2014.
As Lilly Kodama’s younger br…
Donna Harui Reflects on her Family's History and Bainbridge Gardens (WHO-002)
In this episode of Who’s On Bainbridge, Donna Harui, third generation owner of Bainbridge Gardens, talks about her family and the history of the Gardens.
Donna’s grandfather, Zenhichi Harui came to Bainbridge Island over 100 years ago, and like many others who immigrated from Japan, worked in the …
Episode 98: Conversation with Emma Golden on the Golden Foundation's Residencies.
We are joined with Emma Golden, executive director of the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation for the Arts. The Golden Foundation was conceived as a way to thank the community of artists for their support, encouragement and friendship. For the Golden family and friends, the Golden Foundation is also a …
St. Augustine
The Family Vacationer - Episode 185
Destination: St. Augustine, Florida – Where History and Beaches Collide
Guest: Barbara Golden, Communications Manager, Florida’s Historic Coast
Heads up, eagle-eyed listeners! Yes, we also noticed we skipped Episode 185 last week... the person responsible h…
Ep 23: Beyond Election Day with Charles Douglas III
It's that time again, when democracy throws on a sequined gown, downs a few too many shots of optimism, and texts us at 2 a.m. like, "Hey stranger… you up to vote?"
This week, Nora and Marcus are joined by Charles Douglas III of Common Power to talk about what happens beyond Election Day: the grit…
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