voice of bainbridge is a community internet based radio serving Bainbridge Island on line since July 2004. The blog started on September 29 2004. Vox Populi Vobiscum.
We have started to transfer the audio files to a new blog with more functions and searching tools.
You can also access it by using the simpler url:
www.voiceofbainbridge.org
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November 12: Interview with Sherry Appleton after her election as State Assembly Representative (11 min).
Sherry shares her post-election impressions after an energetic campaign supported by many Bainbridge volunteers.
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November 12: Interview with Jay Inslee after his reelection as Congressman for Washington State first district (17 min).
Jay speaks about the electoral results at the different levels and what's next.
He explains the priorities of the Apollo project and a few ongoing initiatives and projects to develop alternative sources of energy.
Our interview took place at the very convivial Pegasus Coffee: that explains the conversations in the background.
For more information:Jay Inslee's personal site
About the Apollo project
Pegasus Coffee House
posted by philippe at 10:40 AM
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November 11: Local author Michael Lisagor reads from his book "Romancing the Buddha" (65 min).
I have extracted this part he read at the end, entitled Sometimes I need to remove the punctuation from my life (3 min).
Thanks again to Eagle Harbor bookstore and Michael for this inspiring presentation.
More info:about Romancing the Buddha
Your favorite bookstore's site: www.eagleharborbooks.com
posted by philippe at 11:44 PM
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November 10: Tomas Smeeth of Radio Bainbridge Institute interviews storyteller Megan Wells about her play Helen's Troy (12 min).
She speaks about the power of telling stories and the lineage of theater.
In the second part she discusses the creation of the play (16 min).
More info: www.MeganWells.com
Get your tickets at BPA
posted by philippe at 3:54 PM
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Interview with Bob Scales about his first year as a Council Member (32 min).
Bob speaks about a few key projects (how to support tourism, more city funding for non-motorized transportation, the creation of contingency and emergency funds) and shares a few thoughts about open space and communication issues.
He also tells how he was hit by a SUV's side mirror while cycling on Madison.
Bob does not have a website or a blog (yet?) so we refer you to the info provided on the Kitsap County Auditor's site in the 2003 election pamphlet.
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