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This week Kate's really confounded by the missing e-tails in show booklets at the new Wattis show. Carrie Hott visits us for the new studio corner segment. Maysoun also tells about a rockin' surf movie she saw at the Arab Film Festival. The music in this episode is by Favors and Madeline Kenney Compensation Foundation - Bay Area Artists Report! Wattis Ratio 3 Inextinguishable Fire by Harun Farocki Gaza Surf Club Half circles confuse and disturb.

This week we talk about disaster preparedness in relation to fires, earthquakes, and nuclear war. We also do a little mini ramble to mellow out. The music in this episode is by Vince Staples and Ma Crow & the Lady Slippers The Compensation Foundation Donate to Jill and Jeremy, who lost their home in the fire Fire Updates from the Ukiah Daily Journal North Bay Fire Resources More fire resources NERT - Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (SF) CORE - Communities of Oakland Respond to Emergencies CERT -  Community Emergency Response Team (Berkeley) Disaster Preparedness for Your Pet Always be prepared.

This week we're working on getting Irish citizenship. All the music in this episode is by The Coup The Compensation Foundation Bay Area Artists Report!!! Michele Carlson Art Practical Related Tactics Swing District CA-10 (Check out the calendar!) The Painting Salon A Border Wall of Piñatas Brings a Community Together - KQED Arts Give it away now.

This week Maysoun and Kate have been to some major institutions. Maysoun is especially on one about having her SFMOMA membership revoked. All the music in this episode is by 1988 Organizations supporting hurricane victims in Puerto Rico: Hispanic Federation Feminist Solidarity Post-Hurricane Relief Fund United for Puerto Rico Compensation Foundation Apply for an AltEx Grant Apply for Bemis

This week Kate gives a tiny taste of her Euro-trip. We also talk about the new additions to the Headlands, what's going on with Berkeley's Art+Design lectures and things, plus the world's biggest cat painting. Almost all the music in this episode is by Bassnectar Jesse Jones Swing Left The Commons at the Headlands Berkeley Art+Design Events World's Biggest Cat Painting America has the best breakfast.

This week we finally talk about SECA, Cloaca Projects, square footage, and how Kate's one of the douche artists going to Europe. All the music in this episode is by Deerhoof http://noredcross.org/ - disaster relief for Houston (Thanks to Carrie Hott for sharing this) SECA Cloaca Projects Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco ATA [2nd floor projects] We'll be back on September 22nd! Don't harass your lizard.

This week Kate and research assistant, Katy Kondo share some interviews they did with some of the new co-owners as well as some visitors to The Stud, the first cooperatively owned bar in America. The music in this episode is by Tycho and Aaliyah The Stud <3

This week we talk about nazis, brains, and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts fellowship program with artist and activist, Lauren Marie Taylor. All the music in this episode is by Jefre Cantu-Ledesma Counter Rally Berkeley SURJ's Counter Rally in BerkeleyFirst responders training with APTP   Emergency preparedness training with Critical Resistance If you are new and want to go but need buddies, go meet these peopleIf you would like to volunteer to staff the Legal Observer's Hotline instead of attending the rallies, contact [email protected] Street Sheet Mentions: Attend Coalition on Homelessness's Upcoming Art Auction! Check out Kearny Street Workshop's upcoming APAture Festival An Artists’ Guide to Not Being Complicit with GentrificationAesthetic Perspectives: Attributes of Excellence in Arts for Change (A framework to enhance understanding and evaluation of creative work at the intersection of arts and civic engagement, community development, and justice.) Thanks so much to Lauren for organizing all the links! There's no such thing as a nazi brain.

This week we have a little ramble for you where we tell you what art and culture events are coming up. We haven't done one of these in a while! We're always open to sharing your events on the show, so send them to us. Come on down!

This week we have a very small snippet of an interview we never got to finish with arts administrator and advocate, Ebony McKinney, who died unexpectedly on Saturday. We also do our usual nonsense. All the music in this episode is by Zhu Article about Ebony on KQED Time Piece by Jim Henson Three Gems Color Factory Julia Bryan-Wilson New Book Release The Stud Maysoun was right about the Pantheon