Welcome to BCB!
BARN Community Broadcasting (formerly Bainbridge Community Broadcasting) is a community service by BARN. BCB’s mission is to strengthen community by sharing stories of the people, organizations, events and issues of our island community.
BCB volunteers collaborate to produce podcasts in BARN’s Media Arts recording studio.
At its start in May 2014, BCB was an incubator project of the local nonprofit Sustainable Bainbridge. In 2017 BCB joined BARN in our current facility.
Thank You
BCB is grateful to the major financial supporters who helped BCB get off the ground, including:
Sustainable Bainbridge
Annual Financial Support 2014-2016
Island Cultural Enrichment (ICE) Fund of Bainbridge Community Foundation (BCF)
Rotary Club of Bainbridge Island
Windermere Bainbridge
Eagle Harbor Books
Town and Country Markets
150+ Bainbridge Island organizations participating as podcast guests
Our supporters and technical advisors
Shows
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Bainbridge Community Broadcasting Legacy Music Credits: Tim Bird and Dogfish Bay Studios. Bainbridge Community Broadcasting Legacy Logo art: Alex Sanso.
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The Art of Bentwood Boxes with Suquamish Museum Director Lisa Jackson
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From Fields to Pages: How Poetry Saved My Life | Ricardo Ruiz
Intensive Writing Workshops at BARN #handwork2026 #bainbridgeisland #writing #writingcommunity
Live Romance Readings at BARN! #romancebooks #bainbridgeisland #romantasy #livereading
Sketching Workshop at BARN #urbansketching #sketching #handwork2026 #bainbridgeisland
Make Salish-Style Bentwood Boxes at BARN #bainbridgeisland #handwork2026 #indigenousart
Learn Book Arts from Alisa Banks at BARN #handwork2026 #artistbook #bainbridgeisland
All Podcast Episodes
We’re in the process of updating our legacy episodes! Images and organization by host are coming soon.
May 19, 2017
Why are salmon and steelhead dying in the shared marine waters of British Columbia and Washington State and why does ...Full story »
May 17, 2017
In this interview, Joe Pulicicchio, Director of Produce and Floral for Town and Country Markets, begins by reminiscing about 2016, ...Full story »
May 14, 2017
Listen here as Maradel Gale, Frank Stowell, and Charles Schmid describe the upcoming May 21st Bainbridge Island Environmental Conference at ...Full story »
May 4, 2017
In this quick 9-minute podcast, City Communications Manager Kellie Stickney describes the new City program that offers you an opportunity ...Full story »
May 3, 2017
"Great art is the outward expression of the inner life in the artist, and this inner life will result in ...Full story »
May 1, 2017
Multi-media! Puppets! A giant on stilts! Written by Andrew Lippa (The Addams Family), Big Fish is a Broadway musical with ...Full story »
April 30, 2017
Claire Dederer’s soon-to-be-released book, Love and Trouble: A Midlife Reckoning, is a very personal, honest, and intimate memoir about one ...Full story »
April 25, 2017
Peter Weber, president of the Bainbridge Island Farmers’ Market and co-owner of Farmhouse Organics, joins us on Tastes of Bainbridge ...Full story »
April 24, 2017
In this 26-minute podcast, we learn the pros and cons of 6 alternative sites for the proposed new building for ...Full story »
April 23, 2017
In this podcast, the Bainbridge Island Senior Community Center’s new Executive Director, Reed Price, tells BCB about the festivities happening ...Full story »
April 22, 2017
As reported in dozens of national and international newspapers, podcasts and internet articles, Bainbridge Island resident Michael Cox wrote a ...Full story »
April 20, 2017
We know winter's finally coming to an end when we gather to watch the mayor toss the cheese! Yes, it's ...Full story »
April 16, 2017
“The most wondrous thing in the world is that all around us, people can be dying and we don’t believe ...Full story »
April 11, 2017
Ah, Carmina Burana! Who would’ve thought that Bainbridge Island would have the talent and capability (if not the space) to ...Full story »
April 7, 2017
On April 13th and 15th, Bloedel Reserve is offering guided plant-identification walks to point out the diversity of Spring plants ...Full story »
April 6, 2017
Educator and practitioner in biomimicry, Denise DeLuca has now written down the steps we can take to re-align ourselves with ...Full story »
March 28, 2017
Bainbridge resident Rob Bernard, Microsoft's Chief Environmental Strategist, will be speaking Thursday, April 13 at 7pm at the Bainbridge Island Museum ...Full story »
March 25, 2017
How can we keep our trees healthy without pesticides? Bainbridge Island Arborist Olaf Ribeiro has some exciting solutions to offer. ...Full story »
March 24, 2017
Bainbridge Islanders are famous for commemorating Earth Day each April, but this year Earth Month will be marked by events ...Full story »
March 23, 2017
In this interview, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Chief Curator Greg Robinson has an illuminating and delightful conversation with Chris ...Full story »
March 22, 2017
Who would think that a chance meeting in a ferry engine room would lead to a whole new way of ...Full story »
March 21, 2017
Gary Faigin's talks at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art sold out in 48 hours. Listen here to learn why ...Full story »
March 20, 2017
Carl Johnson’s new book, Where Water is Gold, combines breathtaking photography of Alaskan wilderness and waters with eloquent essays about ...Full story »
March 20, 2017
Bawdy humor, mistaken identities, espionage, and a woman playwright who may not be quite what she seems: Charles Evered's Celadine ...Full story »
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