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Philosopher and fascism expert Jason Stanley left the US for Canada last year, citing deep concerns over the Trump administration’s rapid dismantling US democracy.
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Girls flag football is growing, and opening doors for players that didn’t exist just a few years ago. Today, we explore why coaches, athletes, and major brands believe girls flag football is just getting started.
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KALW’s Uncuffed podcast empowers people in California prisons to tell their own stories. As this award-winning series launches its fifth season, BAY MADE is sharing some of our favorites from the first four.
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On this week's episode of "Sights + Sounds Picks," Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts CEO Terri Trotter gives her arts and culture suggestions happening in the Bay Area.
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Get to know the host of Heavy Rotation and the lead teacher of the Uncuffed Playlist in this segment of Crate Questions.
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A video recap of Eryka opening for Charley Crockett and Nicki Bluhm at Stern Grove Festival.
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Participants lit incense, said prayers, and sang. They read the names of people who have been killed by ICE agents, or died in ICE custody, since January 2025.
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