Jeremy Dalmas

It's been just over a century since the Ottoman Empire began to systematically kill what would eventually be 1.5 million Armenians. Waves of refugees immigrated to the Bay Area, fleeing the killings. Today, tens of thousands of people of Armenian descent live here. To this day, The Turkish government continues to deny that the genocide happened, and the U.S. government refused to recognize it as well — until this year.

In a quiet spot, just west of the bustle of the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park, sits a garden dedicated to English literature’s…

In this Audiograph, we meet fans tailgating ahead of an Oakland Raiders game. Some of them started as early as 6 a.m.This is an Audiograph, a radio…

This story most recently aired in the 3/13/23 episode of Crosscurrents.In this Audiograph, we climb inside the third tallest bell and clock-tower in the…

From our Audiograph series:Unlike other metro systems, BART shuts down for several hours a day for routine maintenance. That likely won’t change unless…

After a failed coup in 2016, the Turkish government closed 169 newspapers, publishers, and TV and radio stations. Thousands of reporters lost their jobs,…

Every year since 1975 the Indigenous People’s Sunrise Ceremony has taken place on Alcatraz Island on Columbus Day and Thanksgiving Day. Native Americans…

This story most recently aired in the April 26, 2023 episode of Crosscurrents.It’s not just you. That morning commute is getting longer and longer. As the…

It’s been a year and a half since the fire at the Ghost Ship warehouse in East Oakland killed 36 party-goers. And new information about the tragedy is…

April 15th just passed and you hopefully finished paying the IRS. But, if you’re an independent contractor in San Francisco your taxes to the city are due…