In this week's Audiograph we head to San Francisco's Fillmore district, once known as the 'Harlem of the West,' jammed with clubs overflowing with song. While the district has changed over the decades, reverance for one musician in particular has not — a tenor saxophonist who has been canonized and praised for half-a-century. The St. John Coltrane Church celebrated it's 50th anniversary this month.

Last week The Stud officially announced that they will reopen in a new location on Folsom street. So, we want to bring you back to what it was like and what made it so special.

If you live or work in San Francisco, you probably hear this week’s Audiograph sound every Tuesday at noon.

In this Audiograph , we're taking you to a neighborhood favorite.

In this Audiograph , we head to the Golden Gate Park Angling and Casting Club.

In this week's Audiograph , we go dancing in Oakland. Contra is a social dance with roots in the kind of English country balls that you might have seen in "Pride and Prejudice," mixed with lots of moves familiar to square dancers, all set to live string band music.

In this Audiograph , we climb inside the third tallest bell and clock-tower in the world, UC Berkeley's Campanile.

In this week's Audiograph , one man shares his talent in an unlikely place.

In this Audiograph , we’re headed for the South Bay, to go behind the scenes of a famously haunted mansion.

In this week's Audiograph, we go to Aunt Charlie's Lounge, a Tenderloin institution that's one of the oldest gay bars in San Francisco.