Crosscurrents

An in-depth interview with Seth Rosenfeld about his book, "Subversives: The FBI's War on Student Radicals and Reagan's Rise to Power."

An in-depth interview on the idea of unquestioningly accepting the "natural" as something healthy vs. our tendency to have undying faith in anything modern technology gives us.

A Crosscurrents special on Oakland schools, plus memories from within the newsroom of our favorite teachers! Engaging students at Franklin Elementary in East Oakland, music class in public schools, transitioning from public to charter school, charter schools explained with Ingrid Seyer-Ochi, teaching with students in mind at American Indian public schools, Skyline Public High School's high tech classroom, debating at Fremont high, ReVAAMP, and bringing art back into Oakland schools.

The first of a two-part special on education and innovation in Oakland Schools.

In 1999, Jerry Brown called Maurice Lim Miller at home. Brown was mayor of Oakland at the time, and Miller was on the board of an organization applying for more than $10 million dollars for youth programs.

Napa shows its LGBTQ pride; nudists continue to cause controversy despite citywide ban; Oakland-born artist Ise Lyfe explores housing as a human right; this week's Audiograph revealed! and local singer/pianist Brad Brooks.

DOMA is overturned; and Marlena's Curtain Call: a documentary remembering a Hayes Valley gay bar and community hub.

The Citizens Police Review Board in Oakland: who's policing the police? Plus local musicians The Void Boys.

A bibliophilic Crosscurrents: City Lights and Marcus Books in San Francisco, HOWL, KALW's summer reading list, and local musician Gautam Ganeshan.

Do San Franciscans have the right to work from home?; A Radical Idea: Green The Wiggle!; High school student Avi Hoen has a car but isn't sure he needs it; and local band Tri Tip Trio.