Crosscurrents

Billionaires’ sailboat race may leave San Francisco in debt; sailors with disabilities race on the Bay; young rockers tap their creativity at Rock Band Land; and this week's Audiograph answer revealed!To subscribe to the Crosscurrents podcast in iTunes, clickhere. To use another podcasting tool, clickhere.

Finding jobs for young people in San Francisco; Bayview-Hunters Point elders try to turn young lives around; Fighting the dropout rate for African-American youth; and local sisters the T Sisters.

Why the eastern span of the Bay Bridge costs so much, the San Francisco Symphony Community Chorus, growing up dyslexic, and the local musical project "Highway 61 Revisited."

A special Crosscurrents: Julia Scott's documentary BON VOYAGE, the story of a same-sex couple from San Francisco who try to meet death in style.

A close look at Yemeni-American women in the Bay Area, Morris dancing, this week's Audiograph answer, and local musicians Pride and Joy.

The 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. We talk with the biographer of Martin Luther King, Jr.: Clayborne Carson. Plus local musicians The Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir.

The recent spate in Oakland violence spurs community members and the police captain to brainstorm safety tips, The Record Plant recording studio in Sausalito, the Tejano Conjunto musical festival in Sacramento, and local musicians Rin Tin Tiger.

Homeless hackers head to Noisebridge for shelter; San Francisco: Surviving the Future; The Video Room Survives a Mass Extinction; and local songwriter Jim Bruno.

Another City College update, the wardrobe supervisor of "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", the long-time Bay Area drag queen Glamamore, the Audiogrpah answer of the week, and local musician Aram Shelton.

Sky cowboys: The ironworkers who built the new Bay Bridge; The glory that was the original Bay Bridge; and an episode of 99% Invisible: Galloping Gertie.