East Bay history podcast that gathers, shares & celebrate stories from Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond and other towns throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
There’s a small stretch of Oakland’s shoreline unlike any place else. Nestled between the restaurants of Jack London Square and the modern apartment blocks of Brooklyn Basin sits 5th Avenue Marina. This collection of rusty warehouses, eclectic studio... more
It would be easy to overlook the significance of Indian Rock and Mortar Rock, two relatively modest outcroppings located in the Berkeley Hills. Unlike the towering cliffs of Yosemite, which dominate the landscape, these boulders are partially obscure... more
After spending more than three decades working in the underground economy, Titus Lee Barnes compiled his stunning stories of “the street life” into a self-published book titled “Drug Lords of Oakland: The untold stories of California’s most notorious... more
Emeryville is a tiny town – less than 2 square miles. It’s nestled between Oakland and Berkeley, right at the foot of the Bay Bridge, and most people probably think of it as a place to go shopping. Two major freeways cut through Eville and from your ... more
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But the vocal fry makes it hard to listen.
I grew up in Berkeley and have lived in Oakland and San Jose. This podcast really has some enlightening and entertaining stories about the East Bay, where it’s been and what made it what it is. Liam is not only a historian but an activist, always trying to highlight voices that have been marginalized and wanting to contribute to a better Bay Area. That knows it’s past and learns from it.
I was born at Kaiser Oakland and grew up in Oakland and Berkeley. My 97 year old mother still lives in the house I grew up in. I live in the best place in the world and Liam has so much to teach me, there’s so much I don’t know. I never would have thought a podcast about the Berkeley dump could be so interesting. Thank you!
I’m a faithful listener of Liam O’Donoghue’s outstanding podcast and Patreon supporter. The latest episode is an interview with Andrew Alden about the geological history of Oakland, and it is TERRIFIC. Both Andy and Liam are SUPERB at explaining both history and science so that a lay listener like me can easily understand it—and be FASCINATED by it. Now I want to walk all over Oakland to see for myself the things they describe.
This is the way we should learn history! Liam O’Donahue chooses the most interesting topics and thoroughly researches them to assemble interviews that bring history to life. more
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