Astrid Fedel
Audio Producer and KALW Audio Academy AlumniAfter completing my studies in Political Science and Communication between France and Latinoamerica, I specialized as a content manager and creative producer in the visual communication industry in the US, while writing for a handful of design media. In 2022, I joined the KALW Audio Academy cohort as a News Producer.
I’m fascinated to see how radio and podcasting stand at the crossroads between the oral tradition of telling stories and a renewing media industry. I'm excited to become part of this exciting movement as an Audio Producer.
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San Francisco has many iconic songs. But there’s a song that celebrates San Francisco you might only know if you’re French. We uncover the myth and reality of La Maison bleue. -
On this week's episode of "Sights & Sounds," singer Diana Gameros gives her arts and culture suggestions happening in the Bay Area. -
In East Palo Alto only 17% of students have access to art education in school. That’s why, 12 years ago, a group of E.P.A. teenagers pushed for an arts and cultural center. After years of classes in schools, shopping centers or parks, last April, the EPACENTER opened. -
Last Thursday, the union representing nearly 3,000 Oakland public school teachers and staff, went on strike. This followed the collapse of last-minute negotiations between the union and the Oakland Unified School District over a new contract. -
Brian Taylor, a professor of urban planning and public policy, as well as the director of the Institute of Transportation Studies at UCLA, talks about the murky future for public transit. -
Today, we meet the new chief of the UC Berkeley Police — Yogananda Pittman. She talks about policing at a university campus and as a Black woman. -
Meet Dr. Wailani Sung, an animal specialist whose job is really about training humans to shift the way we interact with animals. -
California lawmakers approved a major criminal justice reform making it the first state to automatically seal criminal records of many ex-felons, who have completed their sentences. -
The City of Concord issued an apology concerning a gas leak and fire that occurred last Wednesday after a construction crew the city hired struck a gas line. -
The holiday season is coming. And while inflation is weighing on Bay Area families, food banks are trying to keep up with rising demand for food.
