theater simple’s Park Bench: The Redmond Central Connector, Pt.2
This podcast completes our look at the City of Redmond’s Central Connector Project Visioning Event during which residents and city users were encouraged to share their ideas, hopes and dreams for their city and the development of the newly purchased Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Line. On Sept 15th, at 5:30 the rains came…and so did the people…over 100. The simpletons logged over 4 hrs of comments and conversations and have been busily editing them into two 30 minutes programs. And so, please enjoy theater simple’s Park Bench: The Redmond Central Connector, Pt 2.
The lovely Christine and Rick who hosted Andrew, Yana and I
Dinner at "the Cabin" on the Swan River in MT, with our wonderful host Bob.
The cast at a turn out in Glacier National Park
"you never know what might happen"
Llysa, getting 'blown away' at our picnic spot in Glacier Park.
Pamela living on the 'edge' of our 'picnic precipice'.
Andrew and Yana getting an 'even better' view while stopped in Glacier Park.
Enjoying an evening of rest and entertainment in Red Deer AB with a friend that Llysa traveled the world with in Up With People (and her wonderful 
Getting warmed up to Hit the streets of Edmonton and Poster Poster Poster!
And finally....after teching, and rehearsing and flyering, and mending and stretching and a thousand other things to get these shows up and running....we opened and got some beautiful recognition from the Edmonton Journal for Snow Queen!
PARK BENCH
THE KCLS LIBRARY PROJECT
(PART 3 - Covington)
Episode 23:
PARK BENCH HEADS INDOORS!!!
to hear episode, click the silver player-box to the right
"THE LIBRARY PROJECT: BOOK BENCH"
a 10-part podcast series covering every region of the King County Library System. We talked with Library users about books, reading, the importance of libraries....and anything else that was on their mind. Many thanks to KCLS 
and it's users for making these podcasts possible.
stream it, download it, or check it out further at:
http://www.gcast.com/user/
the most recent episode will play automatically, while past episodes are at the bottom of the page.
We'd love your comments, so let us know what you think.
PARK BENCH premiered at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival and Episodes 1 & 2 are taken from those Australian interviews.
PARK BENCH made it's North American Premiere as part of the 2007 Site-Specific Performance Network (funded by 4 Culture)in King County, Washington. Park Bench visited 7 communities (North Bend, Auburn, Bellevue, Kent, Duvall, Redmond, and Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood) in a two month span, and rolled out 9 community podcasts. In the Spring and Summer of 2008, Park Bench took part in civic planning charettes in Bisbee and El Mirage, Arizona, resulting in highly acclaimed episodes (#14-20). Powered by Gcast, Park Bench has been made possible by the generous support of 4 Culture and the local sponsors who brought us in to each community.
Thanks for listening. Enjoy!
PARK BENCH
THE KCLS LIBRARY PROJECT
(PART 2 - MERCER ISLAND)
Episode 22:
PARK BENCH HEADS INDOORS!!!
to hear episode, click the silver player-box to the right
"THE LIBRARY PROJECT: BOOK BENCH"
a 10-part podcast series covering every region of the King County Library System. We talked with Library users about books, reading, the importance of libraries....and anything else that was on their mind. Many thanks to KCLS and it's users for making these podcasts possible.
stream it, download it, or check it out further at:
http://www.gcast.com/user/
the most recent episode will play automatically, while past episodes are at the bottom of the page.
We'd love your comments, so let us know what you think.
PARK BENCH premiered at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival and Episodes 1 & 2 are taken from those Australian interviews.
PARK BENCH made it's North American Premiere as part of the 2007 Site-Specific Performance Network (funded by 4 Culture)in King County, Washington. Park Bench visited 7 communities (North Bend, Auburn, Bellevue, Kent, Duvall, Redmond, and Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood) in a two month span, and rolled out 9 community podcasts. In the Spring and Summer of 2008, Park Bench took part in civic planning charettes in Bisbee and El Mirage, Arizona, resulting in highly acclaimed episodes (#14-20). Powered by Gcast, Park Bench has been made possible by the generous support of 4 Culture and the local sponsors who brought us in to each community.
Thanks for listening. Enjoy!
Announcing
THE KCLS LIBRARY PROJECT
(PART 1 - Valley View)
Episode 21:
PARK BENCH HEADS INDOORS!!!
to hear episode, click the silver player-box to the right
"THE LIBRARY PROJECT: BOOK BENCH"
a 10-part podcast series covering every region of the King County Library System. We talked with Library users about books, reading, the importance of libraries....and anything else that was on their mind. Many thanks to KCLS and it's users for making these podcasts possible.
stream it, download it, or check it out further at:
http://www.gcast.com/user/
the most recent episode will play automatically, while past episodes are at the bottom of the page.
We'd love your comments, so let us know what you think.
PARK BENCH premiered at the 2007 Adelaide Fringe Festival and Episodes 1 & 2 are taken from those Australian interviews.
PARK BENCH made it's North American Premiere as part of the 2007 Site-Specific Performance Network (funded by 4 Culture)in King County, Washington. Park Bench visited 7 communities (North Bend, Auburn, Bellevue, Kent, Duvall, Redmond, and Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood) in a two month span, and rolled out 9 community podcasts. In the Spring and Summer of 2008, Park Bench took part in civic planning charettes in Bisbee and El Mirage, Arizona, resulting in highly acclaimed episodes (#14-20). Powered by Gcast, Park Bench has been made possible by the generous support of 4 Culture and the local sponsors who brought us in to each community.
Thanks for listening. Enjoy!
' the community, but we at least now know them a little better than before, and harbor great hopes for their future.
