S2E33, Part 1: William Rhodes on Art in the Mission District
In this podcast, artist William Rhodes talks about growing up in Baltimore, some similarities between there and San Francisco, moving to the city, the art of the Mission, and establishing his own art ...
16 Jul 201913min
S2E32, Part 2: Joy Ng on Using Hip-Hop for Social Justice
At SF State, Joy Ng's senior thesis covered the history of hip-hop as resistance and using the art form to make something out of nothing. Since graduating, she has run a website of critical essays wit...
11 Jul 201911min
S2E32, Part 1: Joy Ng on the Documentary that Changed Her Life
Joy Ng is a born-and-raised San Franciscan. In this episode, Joy talks about her childhood, in Chinatown, North Beach, and a couple other neighborhoods. She ends with her time at SF State, where she c...
9 Jul 201913min
S2E31, Part 2: Joe Bagale's Musical Journey in San Francisco
We're not quite sure how Joe Bagale keeps up with all the music he's created or been part of performing or recording. In this podcast, he takes us through his journey after arriving in San Francisco b...
5 Jul 201954min
S2E31, Part 1: Joe Bagale on His Musical Upbringing
It's kinda fitting that this is the 80th episode overall for this podcast (49 in Season 1; 31 and counting in this current season, Season 2). Through all but two episodes so far, the intro and outro m...
2 Jul 201937min
S2E30, Part 2: Project Open Hand Volunteers on What It Means to Them
In Part 1 of this podcast, Project Open Hand volunteer Dana Dawson took us through the history of the non-profit and told us all about what it does for the sick and dying of San Francisco and the Bay ...
27 Jun 201915min
S2E30, Part 1: Dana Dawson on the History of Project Open Hand
Project Open Hand, which today feeds more than 2,500 sick and dying people, started in 1985 when Ruth Brinker made meals for her friends and neighbors who were "wasting" from AIDS. In this podcast, PO...
25 Jun 201910min
S2E29, Part 2: Margaret Casey on Making Mission Creek Her Home (San Francisco Houseboats Series)
Since deciding to stay in San Francisco (see Part 1), Margaret Casey has done a lot—been a poet, worked for various event spaces and event production companies, and moved into a houseboat on Mission C...
20 Jun 201928min
