OK, we’re done for the moment, but not without some well deserved credit to all those who’ve worked so hard:
Podcast #2 (Is this turning into a Thing?): A bit about MakerSpaces
Well, yeah, the audio editing thing is all pulled out and dusted off, no time like the present to put Podcast #2 together, right? Here we’re talking about what makerspaces are all about, anyway…
Brickyard Podcast #1? (Maybe?)
Well, here’s what can be loosely called a podcast (maybe)? Carl Carlsen, a retired English Professor who taught at North Shore Community College for years, and wrote “Brickyard Stories” published by the College to accompany the opening of its permanent campus in Lynn in 1985, is working on a project to complete his Brickyard storytelling. He’s very interested in personal stories about the area, and somehow heard about us. He was curious how we latched on to the name, and what our connection with the neighborhood was…
Here’s the first installment, talking about our very early efforts, a little history, how our mission fits with the legacy of the Brickyard neighborhood, and a little more. Oh, yeah, and a nod to Pete Capano, a longtime supporter, and a lifetime resident of the Brickyard!
There might even be more… stay tuned!
Eastern Bank Foundation Shoutout!
The folks at Eastern Bank like to say “Join us for Good”, and, well, they backed it up this week with a grant for The Brickyard through their Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation! A HUGE shoutout and thanks, and in particular, thanks go to Mr. Gregory Giacopelli, VP of the Business Banking Relationship department for his kind support and guidance!
To learn more about the foundation, go here: Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation. They’re on the Facebook and Instagram too! Give them a Like and a Share, and tell ’em The Brickyard sent ya!
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