Wes Leslie is a local pioneer of a genre he calls "bedroom soul." When he's not playing music he runs Wild SF Tours around the city and throws parties through his underground tiki bar, Wild Wes's Tik-Easy.

Today he brings to us what he considers an all-around masterpiece, from the groove to the vibe to the story it tells. Check out this unconventional lovesong from Jens Lekman! 

Wouldn't it be nice if wanting something to be so made it so?

On this edition of Your Call's media roundtable, we’ll discuss coverage of migrants who cross the Mediterranean from war-torn Libya to Europe. Since January, more than 400 migrants have died making the perilous journey.

In the past decade, over 1,800 trans and gender-diverse people have been reported murdered in Latin America. Probably hundreds more were never reported.

Sue Conley and Peggy Smith share the story of Cowgirl Creamery and discuss everything from cheese making to the relationship between farmer and producer. They’re joined in conversation by Straus Family Creamery’s Albert Straus and Sunset magazine’s Margo True.

Today is Thursday, the 18th of July of 2019 is the 199th day of the year...

On this edition of Your Call, we welcome back Rachel Louise Snyder, author of No Visible Bruises: What We Don’t Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us. We’ll discuss anti-violence programs for men, including one called Resolve to Stop the Violence, which began in a San Bruno jail.