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Who's On Bainbridge
by Sustainable Bainbridge, a nonprofit of Bainbridge Island, WA
In each episode of this BCB podcast show, we listen in on a 15 to 25 minute personal conversation with a local islander who helps make Bainbridge Island such an interesting and engaging place to live.
Episodes
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Citizen of the Year Reed Price (WHO-059)
Exercise, used clothes, card games, field trips, play performances, chickens -- all part of what Citizen of the Year Reed Price deals with daily in his role as Director of the Senior Center. Listen here to learn more! Join guest hosts Mimi Hicklin and Evan Price as they interview their father:...
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Meet Denise Dumouchel, Executive Director of BARN (WHO-058)
In this interview Denise Dumouchel, Executive Director of BARN, shares her love of BARN, of volunteers, and of poetry with BCB host Bob Ross. Reflecting on her first year in her new role, Denise discusses her passionate commitment to the concept of volunteerism and shares her observations about…
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Master swimmer Andrea Hunt (WHO-057)
This week islander Andrea Hunt joins us on Who’s on Bainbridge to discuss her lifelong connection to swimming and the important part it plays in her every day life. In this podcast Andy tells BCB host Bob Ross about the very active Bainbridge Island Masters Swimming program (called BAM), about…
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Meet Bainbridge native Molly Malcolm Hayner, now an actress in Barcelona (WHO-056)
Actor Molly Malcolm Hayner grew up on Bainbridge Island, majored in theater at U.W., and has been acting in Barcelona, Spain for twenty years. Molly, who speaks English, Spanish and Catalan, has worked on a variety of international film and television projects. This year saw her playing Billy...
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Island Treasure Lynn Brunelle (WHO-055)
Bainbridge Islander Lynn Brunelle has authored 45 books, won 4 Emmys, and has a Muppet created in her likeness especially for her. Listen here to learn how her passions for art, for science, and for kids inspired her incredible career. Born in Maine, Lynn spent time with the Royal Shakespeare...
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Island Treasure Steve Stolee (WHO-054)
Bainbridge Islander Steve Stolee, founder and president of Island Theatre, has been named one of our newest Island Treasures. As an actor, photographer, designer, director and videographer, Steve has been documenting Bainbridge Island, its stories, and its inhabitants for years. Listen here to…
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Washington State Supreme Court Justice Sheryl McCloud (WHO-053)
Bainbridge Islander Sheryl Gordon McCloud is a Washington State Supreme Court Justice, starting her second six-year term after winning re-election in November. Having served as a criminal defense lawyer and an accomplished appellate lawyer, McCloud is the recipient of the Washington Association…
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Oral History with Lavina Johnson ( WHO-052 )
Listen here as former island resident Lavina Johnson describes what it was like growing up in Winslow in the 1940s and 50's. In this 19-minute podcast excerpted from a one-hour and 30 minute interview with BIHM volunteer Tom Arnold, Lavina shares her experiences growing up on Bainbridge,...
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Oral History with Dick Shryock (WHO-051)
Listen here as island resident Dick Shryock describes life growing up on Wing Point in the 1940s, the impact World War II had on his family and the area, and two of his summer jobs, first as the Wing Point Golf Club greens keeper and later working on the construction of the Agate Passage Bridge....
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Oral history with Karen Beierle (WHO-050)
Who remembers when the first television came to Bainbridge Island? Listen here as lifelong Island resident Karen McCormic Beierle shares her memories of growing up on Bainbridge, including the 1949 earthquake that destroyed the Pleasant Beach School. Born in the late 1930s, Karen grew up in the...
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Oral History with Chuck Callaham (WHO-049)
Listen here as lifelong Island resident Chuck Callaham shares memories of growing up on Bainbridge, including biking, ice skating, and the early days of the Bainbridge Island Fire Department. Chuck moved to Bainbridge Island with his family as a young child in the mid-1930s. He grew up in Winslow...
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Historical Museum's new director, Brianna Kosowitz (WHO-048)
In this podcast BCB host Jo Jenkins introduces us to the new Executive Director of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, Brianna Kosowitz. Brianna comes to the museum from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington D.C. In this interview, she describes her love of...
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Oral History with Pickleball inventor Barney McCallum (WHO-047)
Listen here to the first of our Bainbridge Island Oral History podcasts as Pickleball inventor Barney McCallum describes summers on Bainbridge Island in the 1930s and 40s and tells the story of his famous invention. Barney has been a summer resident of Pleasant Beach on Bainbridge Island since…
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Jonathan Evison to launch Lawn Boy April 2 at BARN (WHO-046)
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 Bainbridge…
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Hiking the Via Francigena in Tuscany with Carla Mackey (WHO-045)
Join us on Who’s on Bainbridge to hear Carla Mackey discuss her adventures hiking a segment of the Via Francigena in southern Tuscany. With host Bob Ross, Carla explores the history of the trail and what first drew her to undertake the adventure. She talks about a typical day on the trail and…
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Island Treasure Nancy Rekow (WHO-044)
Recently named Island Treasure Nancy Rekow is a poet, a leader of poetry workshops for over 43 years, a poetry reading organizer, an editor/consultant for various books, and co-founder of NW Trillium Press. Listen here to learn more about her life and work. Describing herself as a country mouse…
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Cultural Champion Sallie Maron (WHO-043)
In this podcast, Sallie Maron, winner of Bainbridge Island's first ever Cultural Champion award, is interviewed by Catherine Camp, Sallie's successor as the Board Chair of Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN). Just what IS a Cultural Champion? Bainbridge Island's new Cultural Champion award...
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Island Treasure John Ellis (WHO-042)
Actor, artist, entrepreneur, philanthropist and Edge co-founder John Ellis has just been named an Island Treasure. In this podcast interview, John talks with his daughter Liz about his lifelong interest in art and theater. On the Island John is perhaps best known as co-founder (with the late…
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Play Czar Kevin Mills (040)
If you're worried that today's children spend too much time on screens and too little time outside, Kevin Mills has an idea to change that. An industrial designer turned 'adventure playground advocate and creator,' Kevin Mills joins BCB host Bob Ross in this podcast to share his thoughts on play...
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Popular BCB host Channie Peters talks about change (WHO-039)
Meet Channie Peters, longtime Bainbridge Island volunteer and host of over 150 BCB podcast interviews. Channie and her husband, BCB founder Barry Peters, will be moving away shortly; in this podcast BCB host Christina Hulet talks with Channie about her experiences and observations living on the...
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BCB Founder Barry Peters (WHO-040)
Community has always been a passion for BCB founder Barry Peters, who with his wife, Channie, will be leaving Bainbridge Island this fall to join their daughter and grandchildren in Denver, Colorado. It was that passion for Community that drove Peters, who moved to Bainbridge Island in 2001, to...
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Community benefactor and former mayor Dwight Sutton (WHO-038)
In this 46-minute podcast conversation, we meet Dwight Sutton, who came to Bainbridge Island in 1971 and has since served our community in uncountable ways. He shares his insights about what makes for a great community, and why community values matter. He explains what initially drew him to...
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TJ Faddis and the Lynwood Theater (WHO-037)
The Lynwood Theater could very well be the “Who” of this Who’s On Bainbridge podcast, since its presence in this small community contributes to making Bainbridge such a special place to live. But it was TJ Faddis who turned this old and ordinary theater into the art theater it is today. From 2000...
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Mike Cox is speaking up for climate, science and the EPA (WHO-036)
As reported in dozens of national and international newspapers, podcasts and internet articles, Bainbridge Island resident Michael Cox wrote a strong and forthright resignation letter to the new Presidential administration upon retiring from EPA last month after 25 years of service. In...
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Meet BARN's first executive director - Mark Nichols (WHO-035)
In this 20-minute podcast, board member Catherine Camp of the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN) interviews BARN's first executive director, Mark Nichols, who was hired one month ago after a nationwide search. Mark joins BARN on the eve of its exciting planned move in early 2017 from its...
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Meet new Pastor Colin Cushman of Seabold United Methodist (WHO-034)
In this 20-minute podcast conversation, meet Colin Cushman who was appointed to serve as the Pastor of Seabold United Methodist Church, and who started his tenure just three weeks ago. Pastor Cushman is the successor to prior Seabold Pastor Robert Henry, who served for about five years. Colin…
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Susie Burdick is new president of Rotary's Bainbridge chapter (WHO-033)
In this 18-minute podcast, we meet the enthusiastic and convivial executive director of the Children's Discovery Museum of Bainbridge, Susie Burdick, who this week starts her one-year term as President of Rotary of Bainbridge Island. Susie brings decades of experience leading nonprofits in…
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Meet the new owners of Eagle Harbor Books (WHO-032)
In this 17-minute podcast conversation, meet Jane and Dave Danielson -- the two long-time islanders who are the new owners of Eagle Harbor Book Company, the Island's iconic independent bookstore on Winslow Way. When Morley Horder, who has owned our beloved neighborhood independent bookstore for...
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Trish King, Head of the Island School (WHO-031)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-031-trish-king-head-island-school/ Meet Trish King, Head of School at The Island School. In this podcast, Trish King talks with BCB host Anna McClain about the importance of teaching empathy and other social emotional skills to young children, the price tag of...
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StoryShare on the Bainbridge Public Library (WHO-030)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-030-storyshare-on-bainbridge-library/ This episode of BCB’s StoryShare podcast series is all about the Bainbridge Public Library. Join BCB host Jack Armstrong as he talks with retired head librarian Cindy Harrison and long-time library volunteer Trese…
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Hannah Crichton plans Camp Siberia documentary (WHO-029)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/wu-029-hannah-crichton/ Meet Hannah Crichton, a BHS Camp Siberia grad who plans to return to Novosibirsk, Russia, to film a documentary about the Russian orphans she worked with nine years ago. Hannah, who participated in Bainbridge Island's Camp Siberia program…
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Environmental activist Wayne Daley (WHO-028)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-028-wayne-daley/ In this episode of BCB’s StoryShare podcast series, BCB host Jack Armstrong talks with longtime Bainbridge resident, fisheries expert and environmental activist Wayne Daley. Daley, a Montana native who worked at Boeing for many years, went…
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Kristin von Kreisler (WHO-027)
From BCB ... http://bestofbcb.org/who-027-kristin-von-kreisler/ Listen here as BCB host Anna McClain interviews bestselling Bainbridge author Kristin von Kreisler. From her desk in her newly renovated Victorian farmhouse, Kristin von Kreisler watches ospreys and seals, and every hour a ferry…
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StoryShare with Donna Moore (WHO-026)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-026-storyshare-donna-moore/ In this episode of BCB’s StoryShare series, host Jack Armstrong talks with longtime Bainbridge Island resident Donna Moore about her experiences and observations about life on Bainbridge and what makes it such a special place to…
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Going Greener: Meet community architect Matthew Coates (WHO-025)
In this 25-minute podcast interview, we meet Matthew Coates, the local architect of the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and learn about the passion he developed for nature and green building from his early childhood. Before “sustainable" was a buzzword; before anyone had thought of "building...
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UCC Minister Dee Eisenhauer (WHO-024)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-024-dee-eisenhauer/ In this, the third interview in the new BCB series called “Clergy on Bainbridge”, we meet with Dee Eisenhauer, the longtime pastor of Eagle Harbor Congregational Church on Bainbridge Island, affiliated with the United Church of Christ....
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Meet Yes! Magazine's Fran Korten (WHO-023)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-023-yes-magazines-fran-korten/ Yes! Magazine was founded on Bainbridge Island and has had its headquarters here for nearly 20 years. The magazine's charter is to reframe the biggest problems of our time in terms of their solutions, outlining a path forward…
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Creative Crones with Susan Callan (WHO-022)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-22-creative-crones-with-susan-callan/ Is it true that islands are magnets for creative people? Listen here as BCB host Jack Armstrong talks with book artist Susan Callan about inspiring opportunities for creativity here on Bainbridge. Callan, who settled on...
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Lynn Brunelle is a mama gone geek (WHO-021)
Lynn Brunelle is a mama gone geek! In this "Who's On Bainbridge" podcast episode, BCB's Sandy Schubach has a delightful conversation with Bainbridge Island resident Lynn Brunelle. A writer, illustrator and former teacher, Lynn believes in getting kids excited about science. For Lynn, science is a...
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Philippe Boucher pioneered internet interviewing locally (WHO-020)
In this episode of “Who’s On Bainbridge” BCB host Barry Peters interviews a long-time Bainbridge resident who was a pioneer of podcast-like radio … before the technique now known as podcasting was invented in 2004.Philippe portrait Philippe describes his early 2003 experiments with recording the...
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Locals producing new Rockaway series (WHO-019)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-019-locals-producing-new-rockaway-series/ Local filmmaker Garrett Bennett, the creative force behind three award-winning features for the big screen, is turning his talents to the small screen with the announcement of his newest project: ROCKAWAY, a half-hour...
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Long-time islander recalls waves of island settlement (WHO-018)
BCB, in collaboration with the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum and the Bainbridge Island Senior and Community Center, is a partner in the StoryShare Project. Each of the participating organizations is reaching out to the community in its own way to find, and to tell, the stories of Bainbridge...
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Long-time owners of The Traveler business (Who-017)
In this podcast, Barbara Tolliver and Susan Taylor, owners of one of Bainbridge Island’s oldest retail establishments, The Traveler, talk about the store’s 20-year history, and its evolution from a travel bookstore to a large multi-product travel store in the heart of Winslow Way. Now tripled in...
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Meet the new rector of Grace Church - Tommy Dillon (WHO-016)
In this podcast, we meet Tommy Dillon -- the new Rector of Grace Episcopal Church on Bainbridge Island. This is the second interview in the new BCB series called "Clergy on Bainbridge", which is part of the podcast radio show known as "Who's on Bainbridge." Tommy Dillon his process of learning...
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Cedars UU Church Co-Minister Jaco ten Hove (Who-015)
In the first podcast of a new BCB series called "Clergy on Bainbridge", we welcome the co-minister of Cedars Unitarian Universalist Church, Jaco ten Hove. Jaco and his wife Barbara have jointly served for 7 years as the settled ministers of Cedars, responding to a year-long national search in…
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Indie-jazz-folk music performed at Art Museum Aug 28 (Who-013)
Shelita Burke is a talented singer/songwriter who will be performing her own eclectic blend of indie/jazz/folk music at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art on August 28th. When not touring and living in Paris, Shelita calls Bainbridge home. She has performed at the Sundance Film Festival, in...
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Morgan Terry and Spacecraft (WHO-014)
From BCB... http://bestofbcb.org/who-014-morgan-terry-and-spacecraft/ Spacecraft is an island music venue on a mission to bring unique and interesting live music to the culturally curious of Kitsap County. Set in Rolling Bay Hall, they strive to bring the freshest and most progressive musicians...
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Steve Davis - the emergence of Bainbridge Community Foundation (WHO-012)
In this interview, Steve Davis describes the history of the emergence of two major organizations that embody charitable giving and philanthropy on Bainbridge Island -- the organization we now call One Call for All, and the entity that grew from its early charitable trust, the Bainbridge Community...
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Meet Julie Rust - a certified dog groomer (Who-011)
What’s in a doggie hairdo? There are dog groomers and there are “national certified master groomers” who compete, some internationally, for excellence in dog grooming. Who knew?? In this interview that captures some surprises from inside the world of dog grooming, Julie Rust, explains the three...
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Chris Snow's anecdotes - two Bainbridge decades (WHO-010)
In this 15-20 minute episode of Who's On Bainbridge, Chris Snow shares anecdotes about what brought him to Bainbridge from his lifelong career in the US Foreign Service, what has kept him here for so long, and his leading role in community life since he and his wife Cameron settled here in the…
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In each episode of this BCB podcast show, we listen in on a 15 to 25 minute personal conversation with a local islander who helps make Bainbridge Island such an interesting and engaging place to live.
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Sustainable Bainbridge, a nonprofit of Bainbridge Island, WA
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