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CivicWhat Medicaid Cuts Mean for San FranciscoPresident Trump calls it “One Big Beautiful Bill,” but critics say the latest federal budget will slash more than a trillion dollars from Medicaid over the next decade — cutting coverage for an estimated 12 million people. In San Francisco, more than 250,000 residents rely on Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program, along with tens of thousands of caregivers who support them. This episode of Civic from the San Francisco Public Press examines how the bill could affect local patients, long-term care workers, and the city’s healthcare safety net — with voices from those fighting to protect services that are essential to survival.
2025-09-0434 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 008 | What is Holy Week? with Rev. Emily McGinleyJoin Rev. Emily McGinley and Jason Morrell for a journey into the invitation of the rhythm of Holy Week. We hope you'll consider joining us at any of our Holy Week Worship Services. You can learn more at https://citychurchsf.org/Holy-WeekThe City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan, is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we hope would be relatable or refreshing to you, as well as our will to offer a...
2025-04-0300 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 007 | QCF Recap Part 3In this episode, we wrap up our conversation about the recent Q Christian Fellowship Conference in Atlanta by discussing what it looks like to "queer worship" and how we can faithfully respond to our call to create a wide table for all to encounter God's love. Nigel also shares more about the conference, including music The Many. We hope you've enjoyed this series into QCF and will consider joining our group at next year's conference in Portland, Oregon. You can learn more at https://www.qchristian.org/The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast, hosted by Director...
2025-03-0127 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 006 | QCF Recap Part 2In this episode, we continue a conversation about the recent Q Christian Fellowship Conference in Atlanta. We talk about how the worship that happens at QCF, as well particular songs, impact our own worship here at City Church, by bringing back new language, sounds and expressions. Finally, Nigel shares a story and song from one of the featured artists, Erica Mason. You can learn more about Erica @ericamasonmusic or find her music on all streaming platforms.The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and...
2025-02-2125 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 005 | QCF Recap Part 1In this episode, we begin a conversation with Nigel on his experience at the recent Q Christian Fellowship Conference in Atlanta and reflect on how that type of environment can help shape and foster deeper connections and belonging in the space of corporate worship.The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan, is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we hope would be relatable or refreshing to you, as well as our will to...
2025-02-1429 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 004 | What Is Worship Part 2Welcome to the fourth episode of the City Church San Francisco Worship podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan. In this episode, we continue our conversation on what exactly is worship by exploring the transcendent quality and interconnectedness of the gathered body for Sunday and even how nature, specifically plant care, reflects that connectedness to God and one another.
The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we hope would be relatable or refreshing to...
2025-02-0733 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 003 | What Is Worship Part 1Welcome to the third episode of the City Church San Francisco Worship podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan. In this episode, we begin a conversation on what exactly is worship? How have we viewed it? How have our views changed? What is actually happening when we gather on a Sunday. This is part one of the conversation so come back next week for the conclusion.
The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we...
2025-01-3122 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 002 | Worship StoriesWelcome to the second episode of the City Church San Francisco Worship podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan. In this episode, we share early, formative worship song and worship service memories, as well as talk about what it's like to revisit CCM classics after a season of deconstructing our faith.
The City Church San Francisco Worship Podcast is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we hope would be relatable or refreshing to you, as well as our will...
2025-01-2436 min
City Church San FranciscoCity Church San Francisco Worship Podcast - 001 | IntroWelcome to the first episode of the City Church San Francisco Worship podcast, hosted by Director of Worship, Jason Morrell, and worship vocalist and seminarian, Nigel Tan. In this episode, we share about our hopes for this new endeavor, as well as some bits on our own backgrounds and faith journeys. We see this podcast is a living and breathing organism, birthed out of our passion to share our personal experiences that we hope would be relatable or refreshing to you, as well as our will to offer a more expansive, inclusive and loving version of Christianity, God, faith...
2025-01-1748 min
CivicA New Aggressive Anti-Abortion Group Was Founded in San FranciscoEver since the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade, emboldened anti-abortion activists have used increasingly aggressive efforts to shut down abortion access in San Francisco.
In October, an anti-abortion crusader entered the local Planned Parenthood brandishing a gun. And a new anti-abortion movement that launched in San Francisco is gaining popularity through TikTok posts of members performing clinic invasions.
City officials stepped up abortion protections with new legislation and Proposition O — a ballot measure to support women seeking abortions, which passed with 84% of the vote. That’s in keeping with a long San Francisco tradition of fighting for abortion access goin...
2025-01-1630 min
CivicProposition G: Making Housing Truly Affordable for Seniors in San FranciscoAffordable housing is too expensive for many in San Francisco, leaving people in untenable living situations: rentals they can’t afford, overcrowded single room occupancy hotels, or tents on the street. Proposition G tries to combat that issue by proposing the creation of a fund to subsidize 550 to 600 units of affordable housing for extremely low income seniors, people with disabilities and families in San Francisco. We speak with an older adult about her precarious housing situation, as well as local organizations that work with vulnerable populations to understand why affordable housing is so costly in the first place, and ho...
2024-10-2525 minCivicBonus: San Francisco Propositions November 2024In the November, 2024 election San Francisco voters are being asked to decide whether to approve a wide range of issues in the form of 15 local ballot propositions, including ones on a major overhaul of the city’s commission system, bond measures and other program funding, changes to the business tax system, and incentives to bolster the ranks of police, fire and other emergency services employees. San Francisco’s list of ballot measures is long and complex. Here are Propositions A through O as explained by our reporting staff. You can find more detailed information on our November, 2024 Elect...
2024-10-2325 minCivicCommission Impossible: San Francisco Governance on the BallotSan Francisco commission reform is on the November 2024 ballot. If either Proposition D or E passes, they will change the city’s commissions in different ways, which have had a vital role in how the combined city and county of San Francisco has been governed since 1898. Civic speaks to John Monson, the co-author of a civil grand jury report “Commission Impossible.” To create this report, the jury carried out an extensive examination of the commissions system before Proposition D or E made it to the ballot. Find the Civil Grand Jury report here: https://www.sf.gov/sites/d...
2024-10-1835 minCivicIs San Francisco a Sanctuary When You Don’t Have Housing?Increases in the number of migrants arriving in San Francisco have stress-tested the city’s shelter system, revealing the dire need for more housing and support for families. We talk to migrant parents driven out of their homes by violence and political upheaval about navigating San Francisco’s homeless response system and its impacts on their families’ health and wellbeing as they fight for a better future. A housing provider shares the limitations of the city’s data on family homelessness, and an immigration attorney tells us how a stable living situation helps migrant families with their court cases.
2024-04-1234 minCivicCivic Roundtable: Three San Francisco Reporters Talk About Covering Drug Use and OverdosesLila LaHood, publisher of the San Francisco Public Press, talks with Nuala Bishari from the San Francisco Chronicle, Sydney Johnson from KQED, and Sylvie Sturm from “Civic” and the San Francisco Public Press about their reporting on drug use, public policy and and substance use disorder treatment in San Francisco. They discuss the harm reduction philosophy and practice, San Francisco’s inconsistent stance on overdose prevention centers, public safety perceptions, Proposition F, and what other cities are doing to address drug use, sales and treatment in their communities.
2024-03-1448 minCivicWhat You Might Find on Your San Francisco Ballot: Party County Central CommitteesElection Special: Voters in San Francisco registered with the Peace & Freedom, Green, Republican or Democratic parties have extra choices in the March 5th election that only come around once every four years — the party county central committees. We talk to a political strategist to discuss the power dynamics of these committees in San Francisco and find out what voters are tasked to choose. We also hear from representatives of each of these parties to learn a bit more about how they operate.Democratic County Central Committee: https://www.sfdemocrats.org/our-party/the-dcccRepublican Party of Sa...
2024-03-0131 minCivicMaking Sense of Voting on Judges in San FranciscoMarch 2024 Election Special: Why are San Francisco residents being asked to vote on County Superior Court Judges? We talk to University of San Francisco professor of politics Keally McBride about the slate of candidates, how the process works, and what people should be thinking about when considering their vote.
2024-02-1630 min
NextcastsVisionary Crossroads: Charting the Evolution of Silicon Valley and Swissnex in San Francisco with Christian Simm, Founder of Swissnex in San Francisco, Nextcasts: METROPOLIS Episode 6In “Nextcasts: METROPOLIS Episode 6”, the CEO of Swissnex in San Francisco, Emilia Pasquier, talks with Christian Sim, the founder of Swissnex of Swissnex in San Francisco, about his background and the early days of Silicon Valley. They discuss the excitement and dreams of the internet age, the Silicon Valley mindset, and the evolution of the tech hub. They also explore the intersection of science and art, the importance of cultural programming, and the future of Swissnex. Christian shares his vision for the organization and emphasizes the need for experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration. They conclude by discussing the challenges of the...
2023-12-2542 minCivicFIXED: The Grassroots Effort to Save Lives: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 6*Audio fixed - Previously uploaded episode was the wrong audio and has been fixed*Fentanyl-related deaths among teens more than tripled across the U.S. from 2019 to 2021. And the CDC reports that two thirds of teens who died had someone nearby who didn’t provide an overdose response. Now San Francisco high school students are signing up for training sessions on how to recognize drug abuse and reverse overdoses. And it’s not just teens who want to help. City residents are carrying overdose reversal nasal spray in case they come across someone in need of rescuing. But...
2023-12-1131 minCivicThe Grassroots Effort to Save Lives: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 6Fentanyl-related deaths among teens more than tripled across the U.S. from 2019 to 2021. And the CDC reports that two thirds of teens who died had someone nearby who didn’t provide an overdose response. Now San Francisco high school students are signing up for training sessions on how to recognize drug abuse and reverse overdoses. And it’s not just teens who want to help. City residents are carrying overdose reversal nasal spray in case they come across someone in need of rescuing. But reversing an overdose isn’t quite as simple as it might sound. In this sixth and fi...
2023-11-3031 minCivicThe Fight for Safe Consumption Sites: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 5The Fight for Safe Consumption Sites: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 5As overdose fatalities reach two to three deaths a day in San Francisco, demands for supervised consumption sites are getting more urgent. But city leaders are increasingly reluctant. And health officials who once campaigned for them are now conspicuously silent. We investigate San Francisco’s long fight for safe consumption sites and what changed. And we visit an overdose prevention center in New York City that’s having a real impact on the neighborhood and people’s lives.
2023-11-0347 minCivicThe War on Drugs Revisited: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 4The War on Drugs Revisited: San Francisco and the Overdose CrisisSome San Francisco city officials are advocating jail for unhoused people who use drugs and murder charges for people who sell drugs. Critics say their approach mirrors the abysmal failure of the 50-year-old war on drugs. In the fourth episode of our series on San Francisco and the overdose crisis, we take a historical look at the justice system’s approach to drugs, its racial inequities, what has changed, and what may be making a comeback.
2023-10-0647 min
Fifth & MissionWhat a San Francisco Psychiatrist Learned Talking with Mentally Ill People on the StreetYears ago, Dr. Robert Okin took to San Francisco’s streets with a camera and a request: to take portraits and speak with mentally ill homeless people. The former head of psychiatry at San Francisco General Hospital published their stories and photos in a book, “Silent Voices,” whose second edition was released this year. Okin joins host Laura Wenus to share what he learned, what he makes of the state’s new CARE Court, and why he thinks the systems meant to stabilize this population often fail them instead. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, com...
2023-10-0427 minCivicCriminalizing Drug Use: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 3San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 3*Content Warning: Explicit language and a description of an overdose experience.* San Francisco city officials have decided that arresting unhoused people for using drugs is the way to get them into treatment programs. Critics say jails are no place to get clean. And besides, forcing people into rehab doesn’t work. Based on the rate of treatment refusal by those arrested, the critics have a point. In the third episode of our series on San Francisco and the overdose crisis, we take a historical look at policing drug use...
2023-09-1539 minFifth & MissionCan San Francisco Come Back from This? Pittsburgh Did.As San Francisco struggles against the rip tide of urban decline, reporter Chase DiFeliciantonio found a model for its future in Pittsburgh. The East Coast city stagnated after the collapse of its steel industry in the 1970s, but it has recently reinvented itself as a center for tech innovation and higher learning. Chase joins host Joe Garofoli to discuss what lessons the fall and rise of Pittsburgh might hold for San Francisco. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com Learn more about your ad...
2023-09-0618 minFifth & MissionCar Break-Ins: A San Francisco Criminal Tradition?Car break-ins have risen dramatically in San Francisco and Oakland since 2010. At their peak, San Francisco saw more than 80 incidents a day. And this isn’t the first time a spree of automobile thefts has bedeviled the city: S.F. faced a similar situation a century ago. Data reporter Susie Neilson and culture critic Peter Hartlaub dig into the history with host Laura Wenus to figure out what's behind these twin crises and what could help. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com Learn mo...
2023-09-0526 minCivicHow Drug Addiction and Homelessness Connect: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 2Civic Presents: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 2While San Francisco is on track to break records for the highest number of fatal overdoses in one year, health experts say the city is failing when it comes to one surefire way to save lives: housing. San Francisco’s history has made housing a huge challenge. In this second episode of our series, we take a historical look at the city’s homelessness crisis, how it worsens addiction and drug-related fatalities, and how the city is responding.
2023-09-0137 minCivicThe Origins of Rampant Opioid Addiction: San Francisco and the Overdose Crisis Part 1Civic Presents: San Francisco and the Overdose CrisisSan Francisco is experiencing its worst rate of drug-related fatalities ever, and as city officials impose increasingly punitive measures against people who use and sell drugs, the problem only seems to be getting worse. In this first episode of our series on San Francisco’s overdose crisis, we take a historical look at opioid addiction, and we assess the damage of stigma on the city’s most vulnerable residents.
2023-08-1828 min
Total SF6 things we learned about San Francisco (a Total Farewell!)With Heather Knight leaving for the New York Times, co-hosts Knight and Peter Hartlaub talk about how they met, their friendship and bond with the Total SF community, then each list three things they learned about San Francisco over a five-year partnership. Also in this episode, Hartlaub and Knight give each other the lightning round — and address "Star Trek IV," doom loops and the future of San Francisco.THANK YOU for listening. Please keep following Total SF - we may have announcements about future collaborations and podcasts.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Sh...
2023-07-2849 minFifth & MissionWhy Downtown San Francisco Shouldn't Define the CitySan Francisco's troubled downtown has made headlines around the world, but Chronicle urban design critic John King says people are missing the full picture of the city. He joins host Cecilia Lei to share how downtown went from being reviled by San Franciscans for decades to defining the city in the public’s imagination. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2023-07-2417 minFifth & MissionA Taxi Ride Through San Francisco — Driver Not IncludedOn July 13, the California Public Utilities Commission will vote on a resolution to give driverless robotaxis full access to pick up paying passengers in San Francisco. To find out what that might be like, opinion columnist Emily Hoeven recently took a ride in a Waymo robotaxi. She tells host Demian Bulwa what it was like and why some San Francisco officials are sounding the alarm. Note: The vote was previously scheduled for June 29 and was postponed after this episode published. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com
2023-06-2719 minTotal SF9 San Francisco things we miss when we're gone (Flashback episode!)In this July 15, 2022 flashback episode, a return from vacation sparks a Total SF discussion between hosts Heather Knight and Peter Hartlaub about the San Francisco things they miss when they're gone, including weather patterns, food and one very specific transit agency. Knight just returned from two weeks in England, and Hartlaub — who rarely travels — channels the things he missed while living in Los Angeles in the 1990s. Total SF also gets a visit from James Morehead, the poet laureate of Dublin, Calif., (and Total SF listener) who shares a poem he wrote about San Francisco.Produced by Pete...
2023-06-2328 minTotal SFIs San Francisco a great running city?San Francisco's hills and busy streets can make it a challenge for runners. But professional runner and UCSF cancer biologist Paddy O'Leary says S.F. is an outstanding running city, and produced "Urban Oasis: A Love Letter to San Francisco" as proof. With Total SF host Peter Hartlaub days away from competing in the grueling Dipsea Race, O'Leary, last year's second-place finisher, offers tips for the Dipsea course and some of his favorite places to train in San Francisco. Hartlaub and O'Leary also urge running-averse co-host Heather Knight to give it a try.Produced by Peter Hartlaub...
2023-06-0933 minFifth & MissionOverdoses Have Spiked. How Will San Francisco Respond?San Francisco has consistently seen more than 600 overdose deaths a year, and the rate of fatal overdoses has recently spiked. On this episode of The Chronicle's SFNext:Fixing Our City podcast, Dr. Jeffrey Hom, director of the city’s Office of Overdose Prevention, is optimistic that the city can turn the tide on overdoses, but acknowledges a long road ahead. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com Learn more abou...
2023-06-0229 min
SFNext: Fixing Our CityOverdoses Have Spiked. How Will San Francisco Respond?San Francisco has consistently seen more than 600 overdose deaths a year, and the rate of fatal overdoses has recently spiked. Dr. Jeffrey Hom, director of the city’s Office of Overdose Prevention, is optimistic that the city can turn the tide on overdoses, but acknowledges a long road ahead. The health department released a plan last year to reduce fatal overdoses, which calls for expansions in medication treatment and Narcan distribution as well as establishing safe consumption sites. Despite opposition in some quarters, opening safe consumption sites has broad support in city government, but they are against federal law. | Un...
2023-05-1628 minTotal SFThe best hidden stairways of San FranciscoIs San Francisco a great stairway city? Walk SF's Nancy Botkin answers with a definite "yes," after designing the S.F. Stair Challenge, a 4-mile, 2,000-step path through North Beach, Russian Hill and Telegraph Hill that's happening Saturday, May 6, 2023, exclusive to members of the pedestrian advocacy group. Botkin leads Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight on the bulk of the hike, then sits down at Joe DiMaggio Park in North Beach to pick some favorite stairways in San Francisco.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist...
2023-04-2828 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityThese Teens Love San Francisco, but They’re LeavingThree local high school students who are active in their communities share their concerns and hopes for San Francisco: They’re frustrated with the high cost of living, lack of support for educators, distant politicians and persistent damaging narratives about race. We take a hard look at the city from their perspectives and hear why all three plan to leave. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a tip, question, comment? Email us at sfnext@sfchronicle.com Learn more...
2023-04-1124 minFifth & MissionHow “Horrific” Is San Francisco’s Crime?The slaying of Cash App creator Bob Lee has stunned the tech industry, causing many, including Elon Musk, to comment on how violent San Francisco is. Reporter Jill Tucker joins host Demian Bulwa to talk about who Lee was and the reaction to his killing, and data reporter Susie Neilson talks about the city's crime rate. While any violent crime is indeed "horrific," San Francisco's violent crime rate is near historic lows, and lower than many American cities of comparable size. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com
2023-04-0618 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityHow Could San Francisco Defy a Doom Loop?We’ve painted a grim picture of the future if Downtown doesn’t bounce back and San Francisco doesn’t reinvent itself. So we got some smart people together to come up with ideas to save the city. Panelists Desi Danganan from Kultivate Labs, Ixchel Acosta from Avenue Greenlight and Sujata Srivastava from SPUR share ideas for policies and personal civic engagement. The crowd at Manny’s chimes in with their own creative proposals. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a tip, quest...
2023-04-0429 minFifth & MissionWhat’s Behind San Francisco’s Recent Youth Violence?Stabbings at a middle school and on a Muni bus, brawls at Stonestown Galleria. The city and education officials have announced a plan to combat a surge of violence among teens, but will it work? Sarah Wan of the Community Youth Center of San Francisco joins Cecilia Lei to talk about why these incidents are worrying and whether San Francisco is equipped to tackle the violence. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podGot a tip, comment, question? Email us: fifth@sfchronicle.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2023-03-2417 minFifth & MissionFixing Our City: What San Francisco Can Learn From Portugal Decriminalizing DrugsPortugal’s decision to decriminalize drug possession as of 2001 garnered international attention. But that move was just part of the nation’s broader public health strategy to curb the devastating effects of an opioid epidemic. At the time, on average, Portugal had an overdose death every day. Today, it’s dramatically reduced the number of overdose deaths, HIV infections associated with drug use, and problematic heroin use. Meanwhile in San Francisco, overdose deaths have exploded. Dr. João Goulão, Portugal’s national coordinator for drugs and drug addiction, explains how the country’s approach was shaped and what the results...
2023-02-2028 minTotal SFThe most romantic spots in San FranciscoFor Valentine's Day, Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub, Heather Knight and Tony Bravo head to the Cupid's Span sculpture along the Embarcadero to pick 12 of the most romantic spots in San Francisco. The picks include some less obvious spots, including the most romantic view in San Francisco, a tour of Chinatown and North Beach and two romantic walks through the Presidio.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist David Hegarty and cable car bell-ringing by 8-time champion Byron Cobb. Follow Total SF adventures at www.sfchronicle.com/totalsf ...
2023-02-1034 minTotal SFSecrets of Anchor Brewing in San Francisco!Anchor Brewing has been a big part of San Francisco for more than a century, surviving Prohibition as the only steam beer left in San Francisco, then leading the craft beer movement after innovative brewer Fritz Maytag took over in 1965. Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight got an Anchor Brewing tour from brewmaster Dane Volek, then sat down to talk about Anchor history, the controversial label change and what is was like joining the Anchor team as a 20-year-old San Francisco State student 15 years ago.Also in the episode, Knight and Hartlaub take three calls...
2023-01-2734 minTotal SF8 reasons why we still love San Francisco (Best of 2022!)After seeing yet another high-profile attack about "the decline of San Francisco," hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight returned on Feb. 8, 2022, to the San Francisco Chronicle's podcast studios to discuss the myth of the Golden Age of S.F., and then pick eight reasons why they still love the city. San Francisco's parks and views, a few very competent city agencies and the Phoenix mentality are all on the list. Is San Francisco over? Maybe some day, but it's definitely not going to be decided by some venture capitalist on Twitter.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The...
2022-12-3027 minTotal SFSecrets of the San Francisco fog!Gerry Diaz is the first meteorologist in San Francisco Chronicle history, after working for the National Weather Service. Total SF hosts Heather Knight and Peter Hartlaub invite Diaz on the podcast to talk about San Francisco fog and why it happens, the current cold front and help us give a name to San Francisco's wind. Knight and Hartlaub also welcome Diaz to San Francisco, and talk about how newcomers to the city help us all appreciate our home.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist David Hegarty and...
2022-12-2335 minTotal SFBest places to get married in San FranciscoSan Francisco is a beautiful place to have a wedding, as Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight learned, after attending the nuptials of podcast listeners Kevin Dublin and Kate Lewin. Hartlaub and Knight play audio from that wedding, then invite Chronicle arts and culture columnist Tony Bravo for a draft to pick the best places in the city to get married. The Muni historical streetcars, Hornblower cruises, San Francisco Botanical Garden and Vaillancourt Fountain (!?!) make the list.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist David Hegarty...
2022-12-1637 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityWhy Can’t San Francisco Build Housing More Cheaply?Housing is too expensive in San Francisco, and there’s heated disagreement about how to tackle the cost of building it. Construction and labor costs are through the roof. San Francisco has experimented with lowering the cost by having individual apartments constructed in a factory, then assembled on-site. At the SFNext Solutions Conference in October, this turned out to be a hot-button issue. John Doherty of the electrical workers union IBEW Local 6 and Jay Bradshaw of the NorCal Carpenters Union debate the merits of modular housing. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of...
2022-12-1332 minTotal SF8 things we're thankful for in San FranciscoTotal SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight choose the eight things they're thankful for in 2022, including two very specific modes of transit, a small business category that survived the pandemic and ... disco balls? Also in this episode, Hartlaub heads out to JFK Promenade and interviews Total SF listeners and other San Franciscans, asking the question: "What are you thankful for in San Francisco in 2022?"Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist David Hegarty and cable car bell-ringing by 8-time champion Byron Cobb. Follow Total SF adventures at w...
2022-11-2329 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityWhat San Francisco Can Learn From Portugal Decriminalizing DrugsPortugal’s decision to decriminalize drug possession as of 2001 garnered international attention. But that move was just part of the nation’s broader public health strategy to curb the devastating effects of an opioid epidemic. At the time, on average, Portugal had an overdose death every day. Today, it’s dramatically reduced the number of overdose deaths, HIV infections associated with drug use, and problematic heroin use. Meanwhile in San Francisco, overdose deaths have exploded. Dr. João Goulão, Portugal’s national coordinator for drugs and drug addiction, explains how the country’s approach was shaped and what the results...
2022-11-0828 minSFNext: Fixing Our City175 People Get In a Room to Fix San FranciscoFor a whole day, nearly 200 San Francisco residents examined the top three local problems on our collective minds: Homelessness, crime and housing. They quizzed panelists and discussed among themselves. Meanwhile, a cohort of small groups participated in a structured brainstorming exercise to address specific elements of the three overarching topics. They presented their ideas to the crowd for scrutiny: Pilot programs for housing development. Staffing police precincts like firehouses. A “supervisor exchange program.” Now the Chronicle’s SFNext team — including this podcast — will look for ways to dive deeper into these proposals and continue the conversation. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicl...
2022-10-2524 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityHow Ranked-Choice Voting Works And Why It’s Used In San FranciscoFor local elections in San Francisco, voters don’t just choose their favorite single candidate. They ordered them from most to least preferred. Ranked-choice voting hgas eliminated the need for runoff elections since 2004. While some politicians, including former President Donald Trump, inaccurately insist ranked-choice voting favors one party over the other or propels unpopular candidates to victory, experts say that isn’t the case. We explain how the system works and hear some benefits and critiques. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a...
2022-10-1132 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityThink You Know San Francisco? The Numbers Might Surprise YouSimple questions in San Francisco don’t always have easy answers. But even imperfect data can offer insights and a shared set of facts for tackling problems like homelessness and crime. In compiling the SFNext Index, Chronicle data reporter Adriana Rezal and data editor Dan Kopf dig into city records, census results, survey responses and other sources to find answers to reader questions and challenge their own assumptions. What they find is often surprising. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a tip...
2022-10-0429 minTotal SFThe San Francisco Bay Ferry rises again!The ferry system in San Francisco was written off as dead in 1958. But the San Francisco Bay Ferry rose again after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, and is arguably the most liked transit system in the Bay Area. Total SF hosts Heather Knight and Peter Hartlaub recorded on the ferry with executive director Seamus Murphy, talking ferry history, learning how the system works and what's the possible future for the growing transit agency.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music from the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community," Castro Theatre organist David Hegarty and cable car bell-ringing by 8-time champion...
2022-09-0931 min
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2022-08-2902 minFifth & MissionWhy San Francisco Evicts Its Most Vulnerable ResidentsIn their follow up investigation to San Francisco's permanent supportive housing program, Chronicle reporters Joaquin Palomino and Trisha Thadani examine how tenants in single room occupancy units, or SROs, are often evicted for the same reasons that qualified them for their rooms. They join host Cecilia Lei to discuss how San Francisco's central solution to homelessness lacks a critical safety net. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-08-2529 minFifth & MissionFixing Our City: Can San Francisco Learn From Houston?Has Texas’ largest city found the key to ending chronic homelessness? Houston has drastically reduced the number of homeless people counted every other year, and its collaborative housing-first approach has garnered national attention. In this episode of The Chronicle's Fixing Our City podcast, two Houston homelessness leaders outline their strategy, and San Francisco’s top homelessness official responds with what could be learned and what’s already in progress. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of The San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext ProjectGot a tip, question, comment? Email us at sfnex...
2022-08-1936 minTotal SF9 perfect first dates in San FranciscoSan Francisco is one of the romantic cities in the world — and we've been spending the week thinking up perfect first dates. Chronicle arts and culture columnist Tony Bravo joins hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight record in the Conservatory of Flowers Dahlia Garden and pick nine ideas for first dates in the city, including museums, the best flower exhibition and the most romantic bar, bookstore and ferry ride. The hosts also share their own stories of first dates in San Francisco, and Bravo and Knight question Hartlaub's Homer Simpson-esque choice for bowling as a romantic first date....
2022-08-0538 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityCould Houston’s Homeless Strategy Work in San Francisco?Has Texas’ largest city found the key to ending chronic homelessness? Houston has drastically reduced the number of homeless people counted every other year, and its collaborative housing-first approach has garnered national attention. SFNext listeners and readers took notice, and told us to find out what Houston’s getting right. So we did. Two Houston homelessness leaders outline their strategy, and San Francisco’s top homelessness official responds with what could be learned and what’s already in progress. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/podFixing Our City is part of the San Francisco Chronicle’s SFNext Project
2022-08-0234 min
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2022-07-3002 minTotal SF9 San Francisco things we miss when we're goneA return from vacation sparks a Total SF discussion between hosts Heather Knight and Peter Hartlaub about the San Francisco things they miss when they're gone, including weather patterns, food and one very specific transit agency. Knight just returned from two weeks in England, and Hartlaub — who rarely travels — channels the things he missed while living in Los Angeles in the 1990s. Total SF also gets a visit from James Morehead, the poet laureate of Dublin, Calif., (and Total SF listener) who shares a poem he wrote about San Francisco.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide...
2022-07-1528 minSFNext: Fixing Our CityCommunity Policing: Can an Old Idea Be an Answer for San Francisco?Calls to improve public safety have covered a spectrum: At one end, moving funds from police to service workers. On the other, beefing up police budgets and getting more officers on the street. But for decades, departments across the country have been working on a strategy called community policing, intended to improve trust in and collaboration between residents and officers. In San Francisco, different neighborhoods have different relationships with the police force. From Chinatown, where officers were embedded in the Ping Yuen apartments, to the Mission, where a local advocate says they do what they can to not call...
2022-07-0525 min
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2022-06-2702 min
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2022-06-2702 minFifth & MissionWhat Matt Haney's Win Means for San Francisco HousingThe San Francisco supervisor defeated David Campos by positioning himself as the pro-housing candidate for the state Assembly seat. Chronicle reporter Dustin Gardiner joins host Cecilia Lei to discuss why Haney's win is a coup for YIMBYs. But political victories won't be enough. A new bill in the Assembly aims to make development easier, even in difficult cities like San Francisco. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-04-2117 min
CivicThe Overdose Crisis in San Francisco: Part TwoSan Francisco is not alone in experiencing an alarming rise in overdose deaths. A lot of them are due to fentanyl, an extremely powerful synthetic opioid. But many fatal overdoses are the result of multiple substances. In this episode, the second in a two-part series examining the factors contributing to increases in drug overdoses in San Francisco, we talk to experts and community advocates about what measures have been taken to address this health crisis, how people who use drugs are reversing overdoses themselves, other harm reduction efforts, what treatment and recovery can mean and how activists, volunteers and the...
2022-04-011h 03Total SFIs San Francisco a great biking city?San Francisco Chronicle theater critic Lily Janiak is feeling optimistic about the future of live theater in the Bay Area, as she reviews live indoors shows again after a worldwide pandemic. She's also excited about the journey to and from the theaters — since she was hired by The Chronicle, the critic has been riding her bike to almost every performance. Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight meet Janiak next to Bernal Rock, where they talk about their favorite bike lanes, bike mentorship and answer the question: Is San Francisco a great biking city?Produced by Pe...
2022-03-0436 minTotal SF8 reasons why we still love San FranciscoAfter seeing yet another high-profile attack about "the decline of San Francisco," hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight return to the San Francisco Chronicle's podcast studios to discuss the myth of the Golden Age of S.F., and then pick eight reasons why they still love the city. San Francisco's parks and views, a few very competent city agencies and the Phoenix mentality are all on the list. Is San Francisco over? Maybe some day, but it's definitely not going to be decided by some venture capitalist on Twitter.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Wil...
2022-02-2526 minTotal SFCan the Tree Twins save San Francisco?Married couple Michael Morris and David Sweeney started putting on festive light-up tree costumes for a TV-20 "Dance Party" episode seven years ago. They got such a great reaction, they upped the costume details, upped the glitter and heels and upped their holiday spirit — surprising different neighborhoods in San Francisco throughout the holiday season as the Tree Twins. After Heather Knight spent a fun evening in North Beach with the twins, Total SF hosts Knight and Peter Hartlaub join Morris and Sweeney in their home, to talk about costume-making, what San Francisco neighborhoods are the best and worst for a...
2021-12-2237 minFifth & MissionA Mother's Fight Against Fentanyl's Pull in San FranciscoFifth & Mission Host Demian Bulwa speaks with columnist Heather Knight and photographer Gabrielle Lurie about their story following a mother's desperate search to find her daughter in San Francisco, and get her clean from fentanyl. Laurie Steves quit her job, left her home in a Seattle suburb and moved to San Francisco with the desperate hope that she would not lose another child to drug addiction, but she had no idea how challenging that process would be. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2021-12-0624 minTotal SFThe best views in San Francisco, rankedTotal SF co-hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight pick their all-time favorite views in San Francisco, including Mt. Davidson, the Bernal Heights rock and two different views from modes of public transit. Hartlaub and Knight made their picks during a recording in Glen Park Canyon after going on this year's Peak 2 Peak hike through San Francisco, an annual benefit for members of Walk SF in its 17th year. Walk SF has reopened Peak 2 Peak ticketing for a week — join Walk SF and register here. And share your own favorite views in San Francisco using the hashtag #TotalSF and tagging @Pe...
2021-11-1223 minTotal SFWhy we swam in the San Francisco BayHosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight dive in the San Francisco Bay with "Why We Swim" author Bonnie Tsui, as a warm-up for their Total SF Book Club event on November 17 at the San Francisco Public Library. Tsui talks about an Icelandic legend who survived a frigid multi-hour swim, why San Francisco is a great swimming city and how newcomers can get started — and maybe work up to their own Bay swim. Hartlaub and Knight also recap their very cold but invigorating swim, including a cameo from former author Daniel Handler.The Total SF Book Club event is...
2021-10-1532 min
Objection: A Spotlight On JusticeYouth Rights and Protesting in San FranciscoThis episode is of Objection: A Spotlight on Justice is about Youth, Rights, and Protesting in San Francisco, and is co-hosted by the San Francisco Department of Police Accountability.
2021-08-3021 minCivicWriters on loving — and maybe leaving — San FranciscoEvery city is special in some way to the people who call it home, but as author Gary Kamiya writes, San Francisco is a more potent touchstone than most thanks to the unique place it occupies in the American imagination. In the new anthology “The End of the Golden Gate,” writers including W. Kamau Bell, Margaret Cho and Michelle Tea reflect on a city in flux. Kamiya and writer and artist John Law talk about gentrification, rents and the message newcomers often hear that San Francisco peaked just before their arrival.
2021-05-2133 min
Splash HitsEpisode 6 - San Francisco Giants catch up, review and preview with the UK crewThe UK Splash Hits crew , talking all things San Francisco Giants, bad umpires, robo-umps & review the series against the San Diego Padres & preview the upcoming series with the Colorado Rockies
recorded April 3rd 2021
2021-05-041h 00CivicSan Francisco will redraw its electoral districtsRedistricting, the process by which electoral districts are drawn, will happen locally as well as at the state and federal levels. San Francisco will use Census data but also, crucially, resident input, to redraw its supervisorial districts. Alison Goh, president of the League of Women Voters of San Francisco, explains how the process will work and outlines the transparency and outreach the League wants to see from the city.
2021-04-2132 minTotal SFA total San Francisco book club! w/ "Home Baked" author Alia VolzTotal SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight introduce the Total SF Book Club, interviewing "Home Baked" author Alia Volz. The San Francisco memoir, featuring Volz growing up around her cannabis brownie-dealing parents, is the first book in the new club in partnership with the San Francisco Public Library and Green Apple Books. Volz joins Hartlaub and Knight for a conversation across the street from the Mission District warehouse where her parents used to bake hundreds of brownies a day for recreational and later medical drug use.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Will Rise"...
2021-03-2636 minFifth & MissionThe San Francisco Exodus is an Opportunity to SomeThe coronavirus has emptied much of downtown San Francisco. Some remote workers, freed from the office, are moving to faraway places like Tahoe. But with rents in the city taking a rare plunge, some others are finding it's high time to move back and snag a relatively affordable loft or apartment, J.K. Dineen reports. In this episode, Dineen also discusses San Francisco's controversial move to ban natural gas in new homes and businesses. | Get full Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-11-1317 minTotal SFA new official flag for San Francisco? | Total SFTotal SF interviews Brian Stokle, a San Francisco resident who created a new San Francisco flag, and has distributed 200 this year — mostly since the shelter in place started. Stokle and S.F. flag researcher John Lumea join host Peter Hartlaub to talk about the history of the San Francisco flag, how Stokle came up with his new flag design, and their thoughts about some kind of city-wide contest in 2021 to create an official flag for San Francisco.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Will Rise" by the Sunset Shipwrecks, with cable car bell-ringing by 8-time ch...
2020-11-0234 minFifth & MissionWhen Will San Francisco Public Schools Reopen?Susan Solomon, president of the San Francisco teachers' union, speaks with host Heather Knight about why San Francisco's schools are lagging behind some other Bay Area districts in reopening and when it's likely most kids will return to the classroom. | Unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-10-2022 minFifth & MissionTech Exodus From San FranciscoNow that their companies are allowing them to work remotely for the duration, tech workers are fleeing high-priced San Francisco. What does that mean for the city's future as an internationally important tech center? Jennifer Stojkovic, executive director of sf.citi, a Chamber of Commerce-style group for tech companies, expects some companies will move their headquarters out of San Francisco — and take crucial tax dollars with them. | Coronavirus coverage: sfchronicle.com/coronavirus | Full Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-08-0730 minCivicMajor COVID-19 surge in San FranciscoIn this press conference, SF officials announce that the number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 in San Francisco is rising rapidly and the city is facing “a major surge.” Department of Public Health Director Dr. Grant Colfax said, “In April, we experienced a surge of COVID-19 cases, which at its peak, saw 94 San Franciscans in the hospital. That number dropped to just 26 patients six weeks ago. Today, it's 107.” Listen to the full announcement here.
2020-07-3124 minCivicHealth director: San Francisco's COVID-19 cases are surgingIn this press conference, Dr. Grant Colfax, San Francisco's director of public health, says San Francisco cases of COVID-19 are surging. Colfax said the rate of hospitalization could rise ten-fold by the fall if current trends continue. Gatherings of friends and families appear to be fueling the rise in cases, he said. Listen to his full remarks here.
2020-07-1625 minCivicVoices from Juneteenth marches in San FranciscoThousands have been protesting police brutality and racism in cities across the world, since a Minneapolis officer killed George Floyd in late May. Last Friday, marches and other demonstrations were planned throughout the day in San Francisco and around the Bay Area to mark Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the ending of slavery in the U.S. San Francisco Public Press reporter Brian Howey talked with demonstrators about how they were reflecting on the day and their feelings about the sustained momentum of these recent protests.
2020-06-2327 minCivicSan Francisco Pride goes virtual due to pandemicEvery year, San Francisco Pride events bring hundreds of thousands of people to the city during the last week of June to commemorate the Stonewall Riots in New York City, which kicked-off the modern LGBTQ movement. This year was expected to be larger than ever, marking the 50th anniversary of San Francisco’s first march, but the COVID-19 pandemic forced its abrupt cancellation on April 14, 2020. Pride Board President Carolyn Wysinger abd Executive Director Fred Lopez discuss the event's transformation.
2020-05-2829 minFifth & MissionSF City Insider: San Francisco After COVID-19Cities have long weathered public health crises and emerged stronger because of them. In this episode of San Francisco City Insider, Benjamin Grant, urban design policy director at SPUR, talks with Heather Knight about the ways San Francisco will be permanently changed by coronavirus. | Get unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod | Listen to SF City Insider: podfollow.com/insider Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-04-0125 minFifth & MissionSF City Insider: Inside San Francisco's Emergency Command CenterIn this episode of the San Francisco City Insider podcast, Ivy Lee, a legislative aide who’s among the hundreds of City Hall staff members who've been spending long days inside Moscone Center to prepare for the expected surge in coronavirus cases, talks to Heather Knight about San Francisco's readiness for a potential disaster. | Get unlimited Chronicle access: sfchronicle.com/pod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2020-03-2723 min
Not Your Century1941: San Francisco BlackoutsA week after Pearl Harbor, a jittery San Francisco struggles to prepare for what seems like an inevitable Japanese air raid. The Presidio commander suggests such an attack might be a good idea — to convince stragglers of the need to be ready. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-12-1306 min
Medical Marijuana Card San FranciscoMedical Marijuana Recommendation San Francisco A Boon For SeniorsYou can place a bet on the effects of medical marijuana at any time. But, you need to have a medical marijuana recommendation San Francisco for choosing your favorite cannabis products and manage your condition simultaneously. Just go low and slow with cannabis, and it will work wonders for baby boomers. Read More:https://medicalmarijuanacardsanfrancisco.com/blog/more-seniors-opting-medical-marijuana-recommendation-san-francisco/
2019-11-2803 min
Medical Marijuana Card San FranciscoOnline MMJ San Francisco A Guide To Vaping SafelyVaping is one of the best ways 420 doctors San Francisco advise people to administer marijuana to medical card patients, and that is why one needs to be extremely careful while deciding what and how you want to smoke. Read More: https://medicalmarijuanacardsanfrancisco.com/blog/online-mmj-san-francisco-guide-to-vaping-safely/
2019-11-1403 minMedical Marijuana Card San FranciscoMedical Marijuana For Brain Injuries — Can 420 Evaluations San Francisco Helpthe research is still in its initial phases, but one can find a lot of patients benefiting from medical marijuana or 420 evaluations in San Francisco. So, if any of your loved ones are facing any after the traumatic effects of a brain injury, medical cannabis can be a lifesaver for them. Just connect with cannabis specialists for obtaining the San Francisco marijuana card right away.
2019-11-0704 minNot Your Century1906: San Francisco City Hall ScandalThe grand jury is in session. The boodlers who may end up in the dock? — that's how the Chronicle put it. Mayor Eugene "Handsome Gene" Schmitz and Abe Ruef, the Boss Tweed of San Francisco, the head of the city's political machine. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-10-2406 minMedical Marijuana Card San FranciscoGuide to Harlequin With a Medical Cannabis Card in San FranciscoMedical cannabis has become a staple medication of San Francisco. From being a taboo to getting national acceptance, it has surely traveled a long way. And rightly so, it was about time people realized the benefits of the herb. And with the government making it legal, all you need is a medical cannabis card in San Francisco. So, get started with your MMJ treatment.
2019-10-2303 minNot Your Century1906: San Francisco Segregates Japanese KidsA San Francisco Board of Education order forces all students of Japanese heritage to attend one school. It's a win for anti-Japanese immigration forces, but it angers President Theodore Roosevelt and causes an international incident. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-10-1105 minCivicEpisode 5: A decade of journalism from the San Francisco Public PressAs the San Francisco Public Press’ celebrates 10 years of producing local investigative journalism, we peek inside to see what makes it tick. Reporter Kevin Stark unpacks his two projects on how sea level rise will affect coastal real estate development that continues to this day. Reporter Jeremy Adam Smith explains his investigations into segregation and funding inequality among San Francisco’s public schools. And the organization’s executive director and publisher tell how it all began.
2019-09-2851 minNot Your CenturyLive! San Francisco History Trivia, Part 2It’s the rest of the story as King Kaufman regales a live audience at the Betabrand Podcast Theatre in San Francisco with tales of a murderous editor and an animal activist on a moral crusade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-08-3028 minTotal SFWill Durst interview — on San Francisco, and his new Chronicle columnEpisode 83 of The Big Event is a conversation with Will Durst, who is about to start a new column with the San Francisco Chronicle. Durst, who has been involved in the Bay Area comedy scene since the 1970s, begins by interviewing host Peter Hartlaub. Then Hartlaub and Durst talk about the plans for the column, his history as a column writer and why Durst is still optimistic about San Francisco.Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "The Tide Will Rise" by the Sunset Shipwrecks off their album "Community." Learn more about your ad...
2019-07-2234 min
DatebookGlenn McCoy Interview — Executive Director for San Francisco BalletDatebook podcast features an interview by San Francisco Chronicle reporter Sam Whiting with outgoing San Francisco Ballet executive director Glenn McCoy, who has worked with the Ballet for more than three decades. McCoy talks about his career, why he's retiring at just 60 years old, and what he plans to do next. Produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is "Midnight Special" by E's Jammy Jams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-06-2519 minDatebookBrit Marling and Zal Batmanglij interview — The OA Part II in San FranciscoEpisode 34 of Datebook podcast is an interview with Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij, co-creators of "The OA Part II." Marling is the series star and co-wrote the show. Batmanglij co-wrote and directed most episodes. They talk about why they came to San Francisco, how their research and experiences in the city influenced the script and how their favorite San Francisco movie inspired the new Netflix show.This episode produced by Peter Hartlaub. Music is Mozart's Symphony 40 in G Minor by Blue Dot Sessions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2019-03-2530 minTotal SFSoleil Ho interview - new San Francisco Chronicle restaurant criticEpisode 64 of The Big Event is an interview with new San Francisco Chronicle restaurant critic Soleil Ho. Food editor Paolo Lucchesi and host Peter Hartlaub speak with Ho about her upcoming first reviews, her background as a writer and cultural critic, how writing on culture and race will fit into her food coverage and how she'd been managing to review restaurants without driving. Ho also tries her first It's It ice cream treat live on the podcast ... with devastating results for her host.Recorded in the San Francisco Chronicle basement archive.Theme music is "The...
2019-02-2540 min