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The San Francisco Unified School District is preparing for a vote on which schools may close to address a budget crisis and declining enrollment.
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Before Laurie Brookner adopted Kate, she knew her as only as a photocopied photograph. Fifteen years later, Kate and Laurie came to the StoryCorps booth in San Francisco. Kate wanted to ask her mom what it was like when she saw her for the first time.
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The second of a three-part miniseries from Making Gay History about the declassification of homosexuality as a mental illness.
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The final of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast. Airing this week on BAY MADE.
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The third of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast. Airing this week on BAY MADE.
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Still We Rise explores the colonial forces that stripped Indigenous Australians of their land and the national movement that sprung up in protest in 1972.
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Natural StateThe sound of a dawn chorus recorded at Wiley Glade in California's southern Mendocino National Forest.
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CrosscurrentsIn honor of Mother’s Day we bring you a different story of motherhood. From the audio documentary Dependance, a personal account of one parent’s experience with substance abuse.
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It’s election season in India and time for two months of marching bands and rallies, but not much talk about economic and healthcare rights. In fact, in India economic rights became known as “directive principles of state policy.” Sandip Roy questions what that actually means.
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5/8/24 On the Arts Host David Latulippe's guests are Cellist Pablo Ferrández, After the War Blues Director Patricia Miller and cast member Victor Suen, The Mystery of Edwin Drood Musical & Multimedia Director Brett Strader, and Jazz Artist/Musician Gaea Schell | Wednesdays @ 4:00pm PST!
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On Monday, the Berkeley City Manager, Dee Williams-Ridley, announced that she is resigning from her position as the city’s top administrator.
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As San Francisco has cracked down on encampments, the number of tents on city streets is going down. But does a reduction in encampments actually equate to a reduction in homelessness?