July 18th - Book Love
 
In this show we explore the special relationship many people have with their books.  The program includes interviews with authors Daniel Handler (aka Lemony Snicket), and Paul Collins.

July 11th - San Francisco Staycation

With many people staying closer to home this Summer, we looked at the idea of a San Francisco "vacation."

July 4th - Recycling

This time around we look at recycling in San Francisco, with a special emphasis on the city's groundbreaking new composting law.

June 20th - Fatherhood

Being a dad in tough economic times is the focus of this Father's Day edition of our show.

June 13th - Recreational Opportunities for the Disabled.
 
On this show we profile a couple local groups offering recreational opportunities for the Disabled.  For more on the Berkeley-based Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program, go to www.borp.org.  To check out the Bay Area Association of Disabled Sailors, go to www.baads.org.

May 30th - Home

"Green" homes and "musical" homes are profiled on this week's show.  We also find out what Habitat for Humanity, Greater San Francisco is up to these days.

May 23rd - The Hippie Legacy
 
The fashions may not have survived, but many of the ideals of the counter-culture movement of the 1960's do.  In this show we learned what the Rex Foundation, started by the Grateful Dead, is up to.  We also had an interesting conversation with Zane Kesey, about his dad Ken Kesey.

May 16th - Cons and Ex-Cons
 
Meet some men who have turned their lives around after serving time in prison.

May 9th - Local Literacy
 
This show is about reading, writing and the power of the spoken word.

May 2nd - Alzheimer's Disease

In this show we exam two important elderly issues:  Alzheimer's Disease and Housing.

April 25th - Raising Kids

Doesn't matter if they're two or twelves, eight or eighteen...raising kids right is a challenge.  This week we offer up a few different takes on the subject.

 April 18th - Believers and Non-Believers

In this show we examine local Christian beliefs, and the role relgion is playing in the lives of Bay Area residents.

April 11th - Journalism in Peril

Newspapers are in big trouble.  We talk about it on this week's show and explore the future of journalism in the Bay Area and beyond.

April 4th - Animal Attractions

The new jellyfish exhibit at Aquarium of the Bay at Pier 39 in San Francisco was one of several land and sea attractions profiled in this week's show.  We also talked about where you can go to see seahorses, sheep, goats, spiders, and snakes.

March 28th - Autism update

Carolyn Doyle's play about being the mother to a boy with Autism is about to open at the Marsh Theater in San Francisco.  You can hear her toward the end of this show on Autism.

March 21st - Pulp Noir

This week's show includes a tribute to dangerous dames with gorgeous gams.  It's loaded with crime, and sex, and other naughty stuff.   Like this photo, this week's show is in black and white.

March 14th - Internet Update

Nigerian spam, Facebook, Yelp, internet equipped television, rate-a-hooker websites, and finding a public restroom online. We've got it all on this show.

February 21 - The Economics of Driving
This show is on the costs of driving.  The cost to both our wallets and our mental wellbeing.  We offer up money saving tips and hit the streets of San Francisco looking for parking with David LaBua, author of "Finding the Sweet Spot:  The Insider's Guide to Parking in San Francisco."

February 14th - Jewish Humor and Culture
In this show we profile the Peninsula Jewish Community Center's "Festival of Jewish Humor,", The "Jews on Vinyl" exhibit at San Francisco's Contemporary Jewish Museum, and introduce you to the owner of Shmaltz Brewing Company, maker of HeBrew beer.