Crosscurrents

How the Super Bowl will affect transportation here in the Bay Area.Why Supervisor Jane Kim thinks San Francisco got a bad deal for hosting the game.A San Francisco resident trains pigeons for competitive racing.

Super Bowl festivities descend onto the streets some people call home. The executive director of the San Francisco Tenants Union outlines how she plans to fight displacement. Singing in a senior choir has emotional, physical benefits for the elderly.

How Bay Area agencies are dealing with security at Super Bowl 50.Local author Aspen Baker encourages stigma-free conversations about abortion. Tenderloin icon Felicia Elizondo on her life as a trans activist.

The viability of virtual reality.An East Bay violinist transitions from classical to jazz.This week's Audiograph mystery sound revealed.

We drop in on a lottery that determines who gets affordable housing in San Francisco. What are other options for people on the housing hunt?The story of a wedding singer recovering from a stroke.

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf discusses how the city is changing. Youth Radio on the ingredients that make Oakland so special. Listening to San Francisco’s own “killer composer”.

Local Muslim women feel the spike in Islamophobia. Achieving the impossible with contortionist Phoenix Paz. This week's Audiograph mystery sound revealed.

How Oakland could lead the nation in gun control. Meet the specialized chefs serving the entire animal kingdom. An Oakland woman transitioned from circus shows to comedy.

Visit a creek that divides two cities worries neighbors this El Nino season.

What it really takes to make your chicken dinner. Novella Carpenter talks about raising animals in her Oakland backyard. A local author discusses a book she says made the rest of the world fall away.