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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Public universities are under constant threat of budget cuts, but somehow administrators find millions to toss at extractive tech, like ChatGPT Edu.
SF State professor Martha Kenney describes how administrators at the CSUs spent $17 million on a co... more
San Francisco tried to atone for the war on drugs with a DEI program for recreational weed store owners. In the end, the real winners were rich white dudes like London Breed's old roommate, Conor Johnston. Chris Roberts—America's top cannabis journal... more
dee(dee) c. ardan is live in the studio apartment for the first episode about trans/queer media from the Bay's past, showing that indeed, this place has been trans as hell for a long, long time.
Starting with issue one of the 1970s zine GAY SUNSHIN... more
The Tenderloin in 1966: One of the earliest trans/queer actions (that we know of) against police and state violence happened at Compton's Cafeteria. Today, that space (111 Taylor Street) is occupied by Geo Group—otherwise known as the corporation tha... more
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delighted to hear Alexis Shotwell, whose work on AIDS Activist History i have long admired. speak on the relatable, pragmaticn yet somehow charming ideas and vibes churning and stoking the warmth of 21-century anarchism like Punching Up. grateful for your pod programming!
always thoughtful, always relevant
This is an amazing resource that places local issues in San Francisco within their global context while showing us all the scary gays!! We need MORE radical queer analysis everywhere!
Great work! Thank you for producing such thoughtful and important work. This is my new favorite!
Every person in the city needs to listen to this podcast.
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Content often concentrates on systemic injustices, particularly those affecting marginalized communities within urban environments. The discussions highlight various grassroots movements and community organizing efforts aimed at challenging oppressive systems, often with a particular focus on the San Francisco area. Topics such as policing, housing rights, immigration, and harm reduction are recurrent, showcasing personal stories that underscore broader societal issues. The podcast distinguishes itself through its strong advocacy for leftist political ideologies and emphasizes the importance of solidarity and activism against various forms of state oppression.
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Recent guests on Sad Francisco include:
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2. Dee Dee
3. Zei Wilder
4. Ms. Major Griffin-Gracy
5. Bench Ansfield
6. Alexis Shotwell
7. Tracey Helton Mitchell
8. Damena Page
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