Andy, Jay, and Diego welcome guest host Leora Tanjuatco of the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo to talk about affordable housing just south of our fair City. The threat of a federal government shutdown and ICE deportations loom over everyone's minds.

The trio explores the enduring, understated legacy of the late Mayor Edwin M. Lee. Jay reveals more about the man the media didn't know.

The Beacon team tackles San Francisco's spiciest news: the tax default sale of Presidio Terrace and the Board of Supervisors subsequently rescinding it. Who wins the award for the most incompetent at taxes? Trick question: it's the Republican Party and their latest tax scam.

...with an honorary mention for this dolt: https://www.stanforddaily.com/2011/10/05/op-ed-person-2-0-wild-self-actualization-at-stanford/

Andy & Andy (special guest Andy Mullan) debate electoral term limits and San Francisco's byzantine ballot measure process. Diego and Jay fawn over their favorites for the California Governor's race.

Local journalist Ellen McGrody joins the program to discuss her investigation* on discriminatory policies that bar blood donations in the LGBTQI community. But before that, the trio dukes it out over the hottest topic in California politics: do we need six more years of Dianne Feinstein in the U.S. Senate, or should a younger Democrat replace her?

* Ellen's article: https://www.thebaycitybeacon.com/politics/in-the-midst-of-tragedy-blocked-from-donating-blood/article_7aeb3b2e-b762-11e7-a28e-e3e6846ac1e3.html

Our editor Diego's hippie side comes out as he spars with Jay and Andy on Fleet Week and medical marijuana. The team also argues about Senator Feinstein, the Koch brothers, and finally learning what a "zine" is.

Andy returns from vacation to discuss proposed Safe Injection Sites and the City's response to upcoming Nazi rallies with Diego and Jay. Come for the news, stay for a protracted discussion on the meaning of the word "f**ksticks."

Diego and Jay get into heated discussions about parking in the Presidio for two separate reasons: Should rich homeowners pay for parking in their private cul-de-sac? Will Nazis find any parking when they descend on Crissy Field? The answers won't surprise you, but the analysis delves deep into San Francisco's lurid past.

Andy and Diego welcome Beacon Publisher Jay Cheng onto the program, where they discuss future plans for Market Street and Medical Cannabis Dispensaries. Will San Francisco ban cars on its busiest street? Will the Excelsior be taken over by the weed industry? The trio concludes by taking on the follies of Facebook, Instagram, and Craigslist.

Andy and Diego gab about that sweet, sweet tobacco-- will SF ban the sale of its most delicious nicotine sources? Also, Andy has a wide variety of feelings about campaign finance disclosure laws and the DMV. Diego concludes with some thoughts about how everyone who voted for Trump is terrible.