Podcasts about project cafe

The community of Fort Ward is working together to restore the fort's historic bakery building for use as a community hall and gathering place. A collaborative effort of Friends of Fort Ward, the Fort Ward Youth Advisory Committee, the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District, Kitsap County Sewer District No. 7, and residents of the Fort Ward neighborhood, the project also has the support of the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. In this podcast, BCB host and Fort Ward resident Christina Hulet talks with Friends of Fort Ward board president Douglas Crist about the project and the building's history. Listen here to learn more about these exciting restoration plans, the Fort Ward neighborhood, and the key historic role Fort Ward played in WWII. For more information about the project, visit https://fortwardhall.org/. Credits:  BCB host: Christina Hulet; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Diane Walker.

The community of Fort Ward is working together to restore the fort's historic bakery building for use as a community hall and gathering place. A collaborative effort of Friends of Fort Ward, the Fort Ward Youth Advisory Committee, the Bainbridge Island Metro Park and Recreation District, Kitsap County Sewer District No. 7, and residents of the Fort Ward neighborhood, the project also has the support of the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. In this podcast, BCB host and Fort Ward resident Christina Hulet talks with Friends of Fort Ward board president Douglas Crist about the project and the building's history. Listen here to learn more about these exciting restoration plans, the Fort Ward neighborhood, and the key historic role Fort Ward played in WWII. For more information about the project, visit https://fortwardhall.org/. Credits:  BCB host: Christina Hulet; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Diane Walker.

In an inspiring example of community collaboration, the Battle Point Astronomical Association and Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network are teaming up to upgrade the BPAA telescopes and functionality. In December of 2017 the Bainbridge City Council, acting on the recommendations of the Cultural Funding Advisory Committee, awarded a grant of $20,000 to be used to repair and restore the Edwin Ritchie telescope, which is the largest telescope in Washington State and one of the very few publicly accessible telescopes in the Pacific Northwest. Using the skills and resources of the BARN facilities and volunteers, the main telescope will be retrofitted, the numerous smaller donated telescopes will be repaired as needed and made available to the public, repairs will be made to the observatory's leaky roof, cabinetry and furnishings will be provided to house and support educational activities, and video equipment will be developed to make it possible to transmit images from the telescope via the internet. Listen here as BCB host Sonia Scaer talks with BARN's Peter Moseley and BPAA's Stephen Ruhl about their plans for the collaboration and the learning and volunteer opportunities involved. To learn more about the project or to volunteer, contact Stephen Ruhl at president@bpastro.org or Peter Moseley at metal.lead@bainbridgebarn.org. Credits:  BCB host: Sonia Scaer; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Diane Walker.

In an inspiring example of community collaboration, the Battle Point Astronomical Association and Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network are teaming up to upgrade the BPAA telescopes and functionality. In December of 2017 the Bainbridge City Council, acting on the recommendations of the Cultural Funding Advisory Committee, awarded a grant of $20,000 to be used to repair and restore the Edwin Ritchie telescope, which is the largest telescope in Washington State and one of the very few publicly accessible telescopes in the Pacific Northwest. Using the skills and resources of the BARN facilities and volunteers, the main telescope will be retrofitted, the numerous smaller donated telescopes will be repaired as needed and made available to the public, repairs will be made to the observatory's leaky roof, cabinetry and furnishings will be provided to house and support educational activities, and video equipment will be developed to make it possible to transmit images from the telescope via the internet. Listen here as BCB host Sonia Scaer talks with BARN's Peter Moseley and BPAA's Stephen Ruhl about their plans for the collaboration and the learning and volunteer opportunities involved. To learn more about the project or to volunteer, contact Stephen Ruhl at president@bpastro.org or Peter Moseley at metal.lead@bainbridgebarn.org. Credits:  BCB host: Sonia Scaer; BCB audio editor and social media publisher: Diane Walker.

Bainbridge Island is a community that loves its library, and library users have a treat in store when this year's "Refresh" project expands the library's meeting room and improves its facilities -- in keeping with their slogan "A vibrant space for everyone". In this 16-minute podcast conversation, Bainbridge Branch Manager Rebecca Judd and Bainbridge Public Library board president Eric Petersen describe how excited they are about the improvements that will be constructed this year, between March and this Fall. The Library will remain open throughout the construction project. Some services will move around the building as the project proceeds. To keep up with the changes, check the Bainbridge Library website and the KRL Bainbridge branch website that describes library services and events. They explain our Library's innovative working relationship -- a public-private partnership -- between the Kitsap Regional Library system for staffing and services that we support through local tax levies, and the private nonprofit Bainbridge Public Library that thrives on local donations for the ownership, maintenance and operation of our library building. Eric describes the funding of this $1.2 million improvement -- with about $1 million coming from contributed dollars accumulated over the years in the Library's reserves, plus $100,000 coming from a major Bainbridge Rotary Club donation from proceeds of the annual Rummage Sale. It was the first Rotary rummage sale almost 60 years ago that produced the funds to initially build the Library. Other large funding sources include Friends of the Library Book Sales, and grants from Bainbridge Community Foundation and Kitsap Community Foundation. Dollars from local citizens in the One Call for All red envelope campaigns are also vital for annual building operations. Pacific Heights Construction (PHC), which built the LEED energy award-winning Art Museum and the green-built Grow Community, won the construction contract. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Bainbridge Island is a community that loves its library, and library users have a treat in store when this year's "Refresh" project expands the library's meeting room and improves its facilities -- in keeping with their slogan "A vibrant space for everyone". In this 16-minute podcast conversation, Bainbridge Branch Manager Rebecca Judd and Bainbridge Public Library board president Eric Petersen describe how excited they are about the improvements that will be constructed this year, between March and this Fall. The Library will remain open throughout the construction project. Some services will move around the building as the project proceeds. To keep up with the changes, check the Bainbridge Library website and the KRL Bainbridge branch website that describes library services and events. They explain our Library's innovative working relationship -- a public-private partnership -- between the Kitsap Regional Library system for staffing and services that we support through local tax levies, and the private nonprofit Bainbridge Public Library that thrives on local donations for the ownership, maintenance and operation of our library building. Eric describes the funding of this $1.2 million improvement -- with about $1 million coming from contributed dollars accumulated over the years in the Library's reserves, plus $100,000 coming from a major Bainbridge Rotary Club donation from proceeds of the annual Rummage Sale. It was the first Rotary rummage sale almost 60 years ago that produced the funds to initially build the Library. Other large funding sources include Friends of the Library Book Sales, and grants from Bainbridge Community Foundation and Kitsap Community Foundation. Dollars from local citizens in the One Call for All red envelope campaigns are also vital for annual building operations. Pacific Heights Construction (PHC), which built the LEED energy award-winning Art Museum and the green-built Grow Community, won the construction contract. Credits: BCB host, audio editor and social media publisher: Barry Peters.

Gather round and have some cake because Connectivity has reached its 200th episode! For this extra long episode we have three great segments for you all to enjoy. First up is a Newscast reunion which brings together Neal Ronaghan, Zachary Miller, Nathan Mustafa and Andy Goergen. The gang starts off the show by discussing what has changed in the world since the last time they recorded together in the form of a little quiz. After that, they move onto some listener mail, which includes discussion points ranging from Metroid Federation Force to the launch of an HD Zelda on the new Project Cafe console. For the last section of the show the guys bring back the segment 'What You're Reviewing'. This segment includes some discussion on Fire Emblem Fates, Project X Zone 2, Diablo III, the Retron 5 and more. Next up, Nicholas Bray and Adam Abou Nasr sit down with a couple of emails which touch on listeners Pokémon memories and experiences, along with a question asking what crazy ideas would we like to see happen in Sun and Moon. The show ends on a new installment of Themesters! Nicholas, Adam, Perry Burkum and Alexander Culafi play both the original musical tracks along with some covers of the music from Pokémon Red and Blue. Perry has offered to create an additional cover from a listeners suggestion as well. All you have to do is contact Connectivity via email, Twitter or the talkback thread to voice your pick, Perry will then choose one and upload it to the Themesters Soundcloud. Connectivity has joined twitter, so be sure to follow @ConnectivityNWR to be up to date on any announcements. We are wanting more listener participation, feel free to ask questions, they may show up in the show! We need your Listener Mail! Please send in some hard-hitting questions for the Connectivity gang to ponder over. connectivity@nintendoworldreport.com

FEATURING: Syrenne joins the regular crew to discuss Japanese mobile games and Xenoblade Chronicles X!New Business: SteamWorld Heist, Axiom Verge, Transformers: Devastation, Devil's Third, and Xenoblade Chronicles X!Listener Mail: Unexpected Smash characters, and the Persistently Non-Competitive.

FEATURING: Three-man episode this week as Jon is away on business.New Business: Xenoblade Chronicles X, Shining Force: The Sword of Hajya, BOXBOY!, Chibi-Robo Zip Lash!Listener Mail: FFXV first on NX?, Smash ballot predictions, Badge Center woes, and Least Expected 2015 events.

FEATURING: NNR: The Future of NintendoNFR: Garage BandingDinosaur ChatRFN Hot Takes

FEATURING: LIVE! Radio Trivia Non-Podcast Edition!Famicast Live with John Davis and CheesemeisterConnectivity: Mario Sunshine Retrospective

FEATURING: J&J Dream Factory LLCGames We Love to HateA Different Kind of Sonic Adventure.

FEATURING: Telethon Introduction and Live Now PlayingRadio Free Nintendo Trips on the Third DimensionThe Future of the Nindie with Daan, Neal, and Nintendo of America's Damon BakerAmiibo SuperChargers: The Infinity Dimension

FEATURING: Shorter, all-listener mail episode for Thanksgiving this week, covering topics from the future of RPGs on NX to playing old RPGs on retro consoles.

FEATURING: New Business: Yo-Kai Watch, Halo 5, Contra EX, Snoopy's Grand Adventure, Octodad, Rodea The Sky Soldier, and Gaist Crusher.Listener Mail: Nintendo Franchise Mobile Shoehorning, and the JRPG Deluge.

FEATURING: Jon!Gui!Greg!James!A reaction to Nintendo's return to Nintedo Direct!

FEATURING: Jon is still out, so we welcome Karen to share her New Business with us!New Business: Yoshi's Woolly World, The Legend of Legacy, Fatal Frame: Maiden of Black Water and the Super Mario Maker update.Listener Mail: Vita ports, Odious Yo-Kai and Zelda innovations.

FEATURING: Jon is out this week, but thankfully we found his non-union equivalent, John Rairdin!New Business: Slender: The Arrival, Mario Tennis Ultra Smash, Xenoblade Chronicles X, Human Resource Machine, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes.Listener Mail: Investors Meeting, Nintendo Directs, Pachislots.

FEATURING: Dr Metts joins the rest of the crew this week for this milestone episode. Yea!New Business: Yoshi's Woolly World, Guitar Hero Live, Extreme Exorcism, Chibi-Robo Zip Lash, Konami Krazy Racers, Shadow of the Colossus and The Legend of Legacy.Special Feature: What we know of the NX so far.

FEATURING: New Business: Legend of Legacy, Cost-effective game-buying in the UK, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 3D, Rocket League and Chibi-Robo Zip Lash.Retroactive: Mario Tennis Power Tour.

FEATURING: New Business: Rare Replay, Year Walk, Amiibo, Alundra, Galaxy 2, and Murasame's Castle.Listener Mail: Microsoft as a force of evil, the future of Nindies@Home, our favorite games, and the value of a Wii U to a man on the road.

FEATURING: New Business: Starfox Command, Smash Bros DLC, Destiny, Elebits.Listener Mail: Games for Europeans to import, Nintendo merch, Amiibo, and Life-changing visual novels.

FEATURING: New Business: The Legend of Legacy demo, Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows, and Super Mario Maker.Listener Mail: Games for a young player, Kimishima, and GameCube of VC.

FEATURING: It's Jon's turn to take a week off, so RFN has a shorter Super Mario Maker-only episode.Mario Maker Stage creationStage discoveryStage gameplay

FEATURING: Greg takes a break to immerse himself in football season, but friend of the show Syrenne McNulty is back to discuss two 3DS and Wii U games we might not have talked about otherwise: Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, and Disney Infinity 3.0.New Business is rounded off with a comparison of Super Mario 3D World and New Super Mario Bros. U as co-op games, and talk of Astral Breakers, VS. Excitebike, and the Metal Gear Solid entries leading up to MGS 5.Listener Mail: Pikmin 4 hopes and dreams, the future of Nintendo Directs, updating game reviews, Ace Attorney 6 localization, and Pokemon Go.

FEATURING: New Business covers Runbow, Dokapon Kingdom, Sin & Punishment, Mega Man X4, LBX, and Tube Sliders.Listener Mail: Future Nintendo Network Features, RPGs for newbies, and How to Games Journalism.

FEATURING: New Business covers LBX, 3D Gunstar Heroes and 3D Streets of Rage 2, Woah Dave! Deluxe, Final Fantasy VII and Madden 2016.Nintendo's release calendar for the rest of 2016 and a feature: the end of every generation, ever.

FEATURING: New Business covers Pokemon Pinball, Castlevania 3, Ace Combat Infinity, Kirby 64, and Castlestorm.Listener Mail, Thunder Round edition.

FEATURING: In this first Season 5 episode of RFN, James tries to get comfortable in the host's chair and everyone pretends nothing has happened.New Business begins with Greg Leahy's thoughts on the newest Smash Bros DLC and Tournament mode, and then leads the rest of the gang to talk about Splatoon with his fresh impressions. Guillaume talks about his brief but fun time playing the co-op Wii U game Never Alone, and James finishes with his impressions of Uncharted... Waters on the Wii U VC.Listener Mail tackles the rampant speculation about the NX, Nintendo's Quality of Life initiative, why we don't open up the podast to all consoles/systems, and Nintendo's tight PR leash on its employees.

FEATURING: Jonny may have hosted the show for over 7 years, but we don't let his departure get in the way of our traditional New Business.Jonny starts us off with Kirby's Return to Dream Land, and then extolls the virtues of Rare Replay for the Xbox One. Guillaume follows that up with his impressions of a copy of Mario Kart: Double Dash he found in someone's underwear drawer, plus his take on Dragon Fantasy. Then James regales us with his account of his time playing Doshin the Giant, and Jon gets philosophical with his Journey impressions.The second segment is all about one of Jonny's favorite games of all time, Blaster Master for the NES.We postponed it for as long as we could, but eventually the show has to end. You will laugh, you will cry in this hour-long farewell to Dr Metts, rocket scientist, experienced writer, avid concert-goer, Magic the Gatherer, and passionate Nintendo fan.

FEATURING: Guillaume's still away and with no guest to replace him, it's a three man podcast this week. New Business touches on Samba de Amigo for Wii, Destiny, Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, and Ori and the Blind Forest.Recent news get discussed in the second segment: among other things, the Smash and Splatoon updates, the Red Ash Kickstarter, and Dragon Quest XI for multiple platforms including the 3DS.Stick around until the end for a special announcement you don't want to miss.

FEATURING: Greg Leahy replaces Jonny and has impressions of Yoshi's Wooly World and Rhythm Tengoku: The Best+New Business also includes Pokemon Channel, Rocket League, and impressions from Nintendo of Canada's post-E3 media event!Listener Mail tackles the NX gimmick-to-power ratio, 3DS/Wii U to NX ports, Badass Elephants, and Amiibo sequel begging!

FEATURING: GameTrailer's Dan Bloodworth subs in for Gui!New Business includes Kirby, Witcher, Splatoon, Hyrule Warriors, Monster Hunter 4U, Drive Club, and Trace Memory!Lords of Thunder Round Listener Mail addresses video game composers, Shovel Knght Amiibo, New 3DS trolling, online petitions (again), and more!

FEATURING: Syrenne steps in with good tidings of Xenoblade and Fire Emblem!Other New Business includes Mario/Yoshi, Shin Megami Tensei, and the ghost of Kuru Kuru Kururin!Listener Mail covers Pikmin speed-running, too much Zelda, and that misguided petition from E3.

FEATURING: The first post-E3 2015 episode! New Business: Earthbound Beginnings, Dr. Mario Miracle Cure, Pikmin NPC and Pikmin 3, New Super Mario Bros U, Donkey Kong 94, Woah Dave!, Elliott Quest, Broken Age, and TMNT: Danger of the Ooze.Listener Mail: We try to make sense of the SMT and Fire Emblem crossover, answer the plight of someone who doesn't get the Wii U, and avoid talking about Federation Forces. Or do we?

FEATURING: Interview with Kensuke Tanabe and Risa Tabata on Chibi Robo Zip Lash!Interview with Kensuke Tsukanaka on Project X Zone 2Final Media Room Reflection on the E3 that was

FEATURING: In-depth, hands-on impressions from NWR staffers after a long day of E3!

FEATURING: GregJonGuiThree very different reactions to the Digital Event

FEATURING: The team at E3 pulls up to talk E3 the night before Nintendo's Digital Event.

FEATURING: The team at E3 gives a quick reaction to Nintendo's announcements, just before the E3 show floor opens.

FEATURING: Alex of Nintendo News ReportDonald of Nintendo Free RadioNicholas of ConnectivityJames of RFNA reaction to Nintendo's Digital Event

FEATURING: James, J.P. Corbran, and Donald Theriault break down all the Nintendo news from before the Digital Event.We cover leaked 3DS ports, new Smash content, the Nintendo World Champonship, and more.We break down some non-Nintendo news from Monday's announcements that may be important for Nintendo fans.

Eddie Inzauto, Jason Fanelli, Dan Crabtree, and Mike Murphy anticipate and speculate about E3 2011. From what the big three -- Nintendo, Sony, Microsoft -- have in store (Project Cafe, anyone?), to all the big and small titles that will be on display at the show, to predictions about big reveals and the things that will be most impressive, the GamerNode crew exhausts the topic just enough to get prepared for the triple-E extravaganza in Los Angeles next week. Versus Node theme, "Dungeon" by Koji Kondo for Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda, 1987. Remixed by Brian Schulman and Charles Kantz, 2010. Outro, "Earth" by Jesper Kyd for Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed II, 2009. Links: GN on Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/GamerNode Eddie's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/EddieInzauto Jason's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/BigManFanelli Dan's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/DanRCrabtree Mike's Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/_Murpho_ Email us at - vsnode {at] gamernode [dot} com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gamernode/message

We put together our very own Project Cafe. So what's this little guy capable of?

We put together our very own Project Cafe. So what's this little guy capable of?

We are back in the groove and bringing you another Nintendo Pulse this week! We start off with some more rumours about the Project Cafe, talk about the 3DS’s less than stellar sales numbers, talk about the new games to hit the million sellers list, […]

We started off with talk of Mr. T and the American Gladiators, but got down to the nitty gritty on Nintendo’s new unreleased console. No matter if you calll it Wii2, The Stream or it Project Cafe we are EXCITED. E3 can not come fast […]

Plus all the latest Wii 2/Project Cafe, Wii and 3DS news.

Join the Total Misanthropy crew in a seminal show about... stuff. Mostly stuff we hate. Mostly stuff that we like that we hate, and that we like hating and hate liking. It's a wild ride, folks. Happy Easter? Sure, as long as you don't have a PS3! Anyway, we're back for more ranting about Mortal Kombat, Portal 2, the PSN outage and the Project Cafe rumours! Don't worry, we won't shut down unexpectedly on you! 0:00:25 - Intro 0:13:40 - What we're playing 0:25:00 - Mortal Kombat, Arcades, and FIGHTAN GAEMS 0:36:38 - Portal 2, DLC, and Neckbeards 0:52:25 - Spreadsheet Simulator Onlie (I mean "EvE" Online) and SPESS MAHREEN 1:00:45 - PSN: It Only Does(n't) Everything 1:16:50 - Project Cafe Rumours 1:34:25 - Gaming Trends 1:37:40 - E3ster Wishes

Last week we focused on Zelda. This week we focus on Nintendo's successor for Wii.