
Every week, The California Report Magazine takes you on a road trip for the ears: to visit the places and meet the people who make California unique. The in-depth storytelling podcast from the California Report.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 450 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsDaily News | |||

From Financial Freefall to Stability. How One Man Found a Way to Stay in the Bay
The cost of living in California has only increased in the last year. And between housing, food, utilities and gas, many of us have been forced to get creative with our... more
This San Francisco Post Office Is the Only Address Some Residents Have
In San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, there’s a unique post office. It’s the U.S. Postal Service General Delivery Unit — a mail service where people who don’t have a perman... more
The Eaton Fire Ravaged Black Altadena. A Journalist Documents Its Resilience
After the Eaton Fire tore through Altadena in 2025, reporter James Farr went live on radio station KBLA in Los Angeles. His weekly call-in show, Conversations Live: Altaden... more
The Eaton Fire Destroyed Altadena’s Lush Greenery. These Volunteers Are Growing It Back
The Eaton Fire was merciless when it came to Altadena’s celebrated green spaces, destroying or damaging most of the leafy trees that lined the streets in many n... more
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Update: came back 2yrs later to try it again. Episode about Russell city/German reparations talking about minority Russell City residents receiving $2250 for the land 1965. Then the reporter comes in and compared it to today’s price. My grandparents bought a home in 1957 for $13,000 in Los Altos hills. Family sold years ago buts it’s now worth $6 million. The ethical reporter thing to do is compare the price to similar properties in the region at the time. But no. They have to be intentionally d... more
I love learning about California since I live here, but it’s very frustrating to listen to these reporters with purported “in depth” reporting purposely neglect certain aspects of episodes. I just listened to a show on how the native peoples land was stolen and they’re slowly buying it back. The very next episode played on how black Americans settled Allensworth. In neither episode did they mention that even these black Americans were on stolen land. Why purposely ignore this fact? One needs to ... more
Wonderful and beautiful job done on the Mixed race series. I loved every episode and am so glad how y’all approached this topic :)
This is a weekend favorite of mine; I always look forward to the newest episode and love how diverse they are with their topics and highlighting various California regions. And specifically, great work on the JanPro episode.
I’m a new listener and thoroughly enjoyed the discussion with Kip Fulbeck on mixed race identity. Being mixed race myself, I identified with the discussion of the hosts and guests. I look forward to the next episodes teased and hope one of them includes a spotlight on UCSB’s class mentioned in this episode. I took the class in the 90s and it was phenomenal. Great podcast and I enjoyed the content and pace from the hosts in this 11/5/21 episode.
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Catering to an inquisitive audience, this podcast focuses on the diverse stories and cultural richness found throughout California. The narrative engages listeners with accounts that range from personal experiences of individuals to broader social themes, such as homelessness, community resilience, and the intersections of race and culture. Episodes often spotlight local figures and initiatives that highlight the challenges and triumphs unique to various California communities, offering a blend of human interest alongside critical societal issues. Notably, the podcast often incorporates themes of history and community advocacy, which distinguish its storytelling approach.
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