
The real San Francisco solocast with award-winning artist Dee Dee Damn. From the 80s until now from billionaires to homeless she’s seen at all and tells the stories.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 1045 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Answering some pressing questions about how I managed to live in San Francisco as a sexist woman is Bohemian
New to San Francisco? Dee Dee Damn hips ya especially if you’re between the ages of 18 and 24
We enjoyed a Saturday night in San Francisco’s storied Lululemon tech stroller mom storybook district of Noe Valley
Find out what’s the funkiest coolest district in San Francisco and learned why I’m done having public discussions about politics
...I thought that the intro was satire. It is not.
From back in the day. Happy New Year.
The host is a transphobic TERFA
not convinced that this woman is a real person
Who is giving the elderly and the bitter a platform to spew out hate and trash?!?!?!
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Content primarily revolves around the complexities of life in San Francisco, with significant emphasis on societal issues, cultural commentary, and personal experiences. The host shares insights into the city's urban challenges, from crime and the fentanyl epidemic to community dynamics, often weaving in personal anecdotes that reflect broader societal themes of race, identity, and feminism. Uniquely, the format is a solocast, allowing the host to engage in candid reflections without the influence of guests, which creates a distinct, personal narrative flow across episodes. Listeners can expect a blend of hard truths, humor, and deep community engagement, providing both a local perspective and a broader critique of societal norms.
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