Illustration of a bee with black and yellow striped body, wings, and antennae.

About Brambleton

Somewhere in the woods, there is a place called Brambleton.

It has a newspaper, a radio station, a very busy post office, a bakery
where no one leaves hungry, and neighbors who tend to know one
another’s business.

The Brambleton Bee began as a small idea about a curious bee and
grew into a whole town filled with songs, stories, animation, printed
things, peculiar advertisements, and the everyday lives of the creatures
who call it home.

Brambleton is made for children, but not only for children. It is a place for
curiosity, kindness, humor, good music, beautiful things, and a little nonsense.

Come for a visit. Stay as long as you like.

Logo of Radio Brambleton featuring a stylized bee with radio signal lines and the text 'Radio Brambleton'.
Logo of Radio Brambleton featuring a stylized bee with radio signal lines and the text 'Radio Brambleton'.

Radio Brambleton

Broadcasting songs, stories and a little nonsense from somewhere
in the woods.

Radio Brambleton is the sound of life around town, from songs to sing
and dance along with during the day to quieter music when Brambleton
settles in for the night.

You might hear BB buzzing by, Miss Bella warming up, the Cornettes
finding their harmony, or an occasional word from one of our sponsors.

Tune in there is always something happening.

A woman with wavy, brown/gray hair and makeup, wearing a black top, smiling slightly at the camera.

“Management”

Brambleton was created by Hannah Rosenberg, a designer, artist,
writer and lifelong maker of things.

She started with a bee. It escalated into a whole world.

One idea led to another, and then another. Characters became stories,
stories became songs, and somewhere along the way Brambleton got
a newspaper, fashion and decor magazines, a radio station, a post office
and rather a lot of opinions from the creatures who live there.

She lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. An artist, apparel and
product designer, Hannah has had a long career of making products that bring
people and sometimes their pets, joy. She constantly follows the path of her
creativity and can usually be found drawing, writing, making something, or trying
to figure out how to put a cable-knit sweater on a porcupine.