Welcome to Doomloop Dispatch, the show about the worst things going on in the San Francisco Bay Area. This week, hosts D. Scot Miller and Kevin L. Jones speak with Refilwe Gqajela from the Anti-Police Terror Project about the Cop City project planned for San Pablo. She discusses how the city is already dedicated to policing, with the majority of its budget going to the force, and how the training facility will be used by several departments in the Bay Area to train them for policing in "urban areas."

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Welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show covering the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. For this episode, hosts D. Scot Miller and Kevin L. Jones discuss the future of the podcast, why they're doing the show and the issues that need to be addressed in local news media.

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Hello and welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show covering the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. I’m your host, Kevin L.Jones, and I’m just doing a short one this week where I’m shooting from the hip! No really, I’m improvising. I didn’t have time to work on a full episode this week and I might not have one next week either because I’m promoting a hip hop show next Saturday and it’s taking all my time.

Welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show about the worst things in the San Francisco Bay Area. This week I talked to the former managing editor of the East Bay Express, D. Scot Miller, about his work and the state of local news media. If you want to know what happened to that once revered publication and hear some real wisdom from a man who has seen it all, then you’ll want to tune in.

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Welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show about the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. In this episode, I talk with State Senate candidate Jovanka Beckles. In short, Beckles is a real hero for the progressive left in the Bay Area. She’s taken on Chevron, the Obama political machine, and every other corporate villain or institutional enemy trying to hurt the people. It’s a great talk that I think everyone can learn from. BTW I am definitely NOT objective in this interview. I want Beckles to win and I want YIMBY bootlicker AKA mayor of Berkeley Jesse Arreguin to lose. You’ll hear why in the interview.

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This episode I discuss the Doom Loop narrative with three notable San Francisco activists: Christin Evans, Noah Sloss and Sara Shortt. We talk about the narrative, who's pushing it and why.

Hello and welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show that covers the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. For this episode, I talk with Betty Gabaldon of the East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy. We discuss the fight for rent control and just cause eviction in Concord, where the city council passed a measure that other forces tried to stop. Betty also tells her own story and why she fought for the measure.

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Welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show that covers the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. For this episode I speak with playwright, former Oakland mayoral candidate and radio show host Cat Brooks about Oakland's troubles, from recalls to the carceral system to the massive debt left by former mayor Libby Schaaf. If you care about Oakland, you don't want to miss this enlightening conversation.

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Welcome to the Doomloop Dispatch, the show that covers the worst parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. This episode I follow up on Bilal Mahmood's scandal over claiming he was a neuroscientist, as well as cover a mayoral candidate's plans to use the National Guard to stop the fentanyl crisis and how a surveillance company is using the police to spread its technology. But the best part of this interview is journalist Gil Duran. Duran has worked for the Sacramento Bee and the SF Examiner, and before then he worked for notable California politicians like Dianne Feinstein and Jerry Brown.

Duran and I talk about a subject near and dear to his heart -- the Network State, a fascist cult being led by techie tyrant Garry Tan and the former CTO of Coinbase, Balaji Srinivasan. The Network State is all about capturing cities and changing them so they cater to tech elites, and we get into how psychotic that is.

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For this episode I speak with Mark Misoshnik, a journalist in the East Bay who recently published a profile in Left Coast Right Watch about Oakland "activist" Seneca Scott. We get into Scott's background and his issues with saying horrible things, including sending threats. We also get deep into Oakland's battle against an unfavorable media narrative and the genocide occurring in Gaza.