The sidewalk chef of Golden Gate and Leavenworth
by David Boyer, KALW THE INTERSECTION podcast looks at change in the Bay Area through physical intersections and street corners — where different cultures, desires and histories meet every day. Season...
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by David Boyer, KALW THE INTERSECTION podcast looks at change in the Bay Area through physical intersections and street corners — where different cultures, desires and histories meet every day. Season...
View ArticleInside the hiring hall of a San Francisco union
by David Boyer, KALW THE INTERSECTION podcast looks at change in the Bay Area through physical intersections and street corners — where different cultures, desires and histories meet every day. Season...
View ArticleHow the drug trade shapes life in the Tenderloin
by David Boyer, KALW THE INTERSECTION podcast looks at change in the Bay Area through physical intersections and street corners — where different cultures, desires and histories meet every day. Season...
View ArticleIs the Tenderloin gentrification-proof?
by David Boyer, KALW THE INTERSECTION looks at change in the Bay Area through physical intersections and street corners — where different cultures, desires and histories meet every day. Season one...
View ArticleInside a school bus, Bay Area Sudanese moms steep kids in culture
This is a field trip. East Bay school kids going to the California Academy of Sciences – pretty typical, right? Wrong. This is the weekend school of the Sudanese Association of Northern California, or...
View ArticleThe golden-hearted referee of San Francisco
It’s the final game of the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department’s Junior Warriors 8th grade girls basketball league. The SOMA Stars and the Lady Hurricanes take their positions on the court. A...
View ArticleHow the width of BART tracks affects your commute
In 2018, Bay Area commuters will be able to go a little bit farther on BART. The transit agency is building a 10-mile extension from the Pittsburgh station, to Antioch. It’ll be called E-BART — the E...
View ArticleA long wait for a new Bayview market
For Bayview residents, stocking the kitchen with fresh produce, meats, staples and spices means having to go to several places to get what they need. There is no full-service grocery store here, so...
View ArticleWill BART damage my hearing?
Every morning, Michael Mackin gets on BART with two bags. There’s a satchel where he keeps all his work stuff, and a backpack where he carries Cooper and Jetta, his two adorable papillions. They’re the...
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