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Pixabay/PixabayState of the Bay breaks down ranked choice voting. We'll discuss legislation on the table to limit cell phones in the classroom and we'll hear about San Francisco's new literary magazine; Dreams I Dreamt: Letters to San Francisco. -
Today on BAY MADE: the third of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast.
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Bay MadeToday on BAY MADE: the second of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast. -
Bay MadeToday on Bay Made, the fourth of four episodes from the latest season of Ways of Knowing produced by KALW alum Chris Hoff and Sam Harnett, the duo behind The World According to Sound. -
Bay MadeToday on Bay Made, the third of four episodes from the latest season of Ways of Knowing produced by KALW alum Chris Hoff and Sam Harnett, the duo behind The World According to Sound.
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Last week, a lawsuit was filed against the San Francisco Police Department, alleging that SFPD, among others, has violated the city’s ban on facial recognition technology. -
Last week, San Francisco received $10 million dollars to expand internet access. Officials say this money will help close a digital divide. -
Advocating for the power of language to bring us into deeper awareness and connection with our landscapes, acclaimed British author Robert Macfarlane guides us through acts of “good naming” in an age of climate crisis. -
A decade into a journalism project that follows our early ancestors’ migration pathway out of Africa, Paul Salopek joins us to discuss the ways walking at three miles per hour has transformed his perception of time, landscapes, and our present moment. -
Indigenous food and seed sovereignty advocate Rowen White explores the potential held within a seed to restore our connection with both landscape and identity. -
Philosophy TalkA look at one of the most well-known American philosophers, who passed away earlier this year. -
In this double-bill episode, we’re sharing a special conversation with author, eco-philosopher, and Buddhist scholar Joanna Macy, along with her reading of poet Rainer Maria Rilke’s The Book of Hours.
