Crosscurrents

The Awesöme Orchestra is not your grandma's orchestra; In Nob Hill, a fence divides a neighborhood; the home-sharing economy; and local singer Tia Carroll.

Fracking in California, Part 2; free WiFi in San Francisco, Bay Area musician A1, and local musicians Jeremiah Johnson and the Soulmates.

Fracking California: The view from Kern County; Two stories about wine; and local band The Pangaea Futbol Club.

City College of San Francisco gets its accreditation back, part 4 in our Bayview-Hunter's Point redevelopment series, talking people down from jumping off the Golden Gate bridge, this week's Audiograph game answer, and local musician Todd Sickafoose

The San Francisco Shipyard: Who gets the jobs?; Interview with Kathleen Cha, former AAUW president; and the Hamlin School celebrates 150 years tradition and innovation.

The second part of our Bayview-Hunter's Point redevelopment series, re-identifying Berkeley's image, a Hear Here about a company dedicated to helping East Oakland children, and local musicians Ultra World X-tet.

The San Francisco Shipyard: Creating a new town in the city; San Francisco's New Fillmore District; StoryCorps: Patricia Chin, from Chinatown to a chorus line; and local band Guy Fox.

Laura's Law and a debate on how we should care for people suffering from mental illness, this week's Audiograph game answer, and local musician Mal Sharpe.

A homeless memorial, ways San Francisco is tackling homelessness, getting women into the auto mechanic profession, and local musicians The Marin Symphony.

A Crosscurrents special on Skyline High School in Oakland. Part 2 of 2, produced by KALW and Mills College.