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A message for our terrific, loyal listeners. A combination gremlin attack and some (probably) human forces conspired for a series of technical setbacks in getting today's episode published in the timely, quality manner we strive for. Listen to the short clip - Matt explains it all.
We will be back - with a full episode - and back on schedule tomorrow morning, Tuesday November 16.
Thanks for your understanding. And ... watch our for gremlins! ~Matt Pitman
What's the actual point anti-vaxxers are trying to make? At a rally against Covid vaccine mandates at San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, it felt like the messages were all over the place - from "Lets Go Brandon" to "my body my choice." Matt Pitman spoke with several protestors who's messages, like the political affiliations of the attendees, were kind of all over the place.
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Is housekeeping a pre-pandemic relic of the past? As occupancy rates continue to rise as guests return to hotels, housekeeping workers haven't. It's a trend that has workers, labor groups and civic leaders concerned about jobs that might be lost forever, and the longterm impacts on the Bay Area's tourism industry.
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Hosted by Matt Pitman. Co-produced by Sydney Fishman.
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Reporting by KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler leads to Caltrans undertaking clean-up efforts along I-80 in the East Bay, as trash and refuse from nearby homeless encampments makes traveling less safe.
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Matt Pitman chats with KCBS reporter Holly Quan on the three year anniversary of the devastating and unprecedented Camp Fire, which left the entire town of Paradise California in smoldering ruins. And how it was a sign of things to come.
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