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Monday, October 18th.
Elijah Hicks has played in each of the 47 games (starting in 38) on the Cal Bears schedule since stepping onto the Berkeley campus in 2017. He expects to be drafted into the NFL next spring. But football isn't his only passion. Hicks created a nonprofit to help college students struggling with poverty.
Hosted by Matt Pitman.
Link: Elijah's Intercept Poverty Foundation.
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Matt hung around outside Oracle Park as fans exited for the final time in 2021. For all the disappointment for the way it ended, two feelings were common: pride and optimism. Pride for what the 2021 Giants accomplished. And optimism for the bright future as the Giants emerge as one of baseball's elite teams.
Special guest: Steve Bitker, retired KCBS sports anchor and author of one of the definitive books on Giants history.
Thursday, October 14th.
The deadline has passed and all San Francisco police officers, firefighters and paramedics must now be vaccinated. The police union says it's a strain on the force as unvaccinated officers will be reassigned. Will Muni face a similar problem after its Nov. 1st deadline?
Guests: KCBS Radio reporters Matt Bigler and Alice Wertz.
Hosted by Matt Pitman.
Wednesday, October 13th.
California's giant sequoias - some of the largest, oldest trees on earth, were once believed to be resilient against fire. But as wildfires burning hotter, last longer, and rage through larger swaths of forest each year, these majestic marvels are burning and dying at a troubling pace. Can they be saved?
Guest: Tim Borden, Sequoia Restoration & Stewardship Manager, Save The Redwoods League.
Host: Matt Pitman
Tuesday, October 12th.
Today KCBS Radio's Matt Pitman and Mallory Somera take you on an audio tour of San Francisco's Indigenous People's Day, held yesterday at Yerba Buena Gardens. From the Chicken Dancers to a Coyote Woman, we introduce you to a number of the performers and participants whose pride is palpable.
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