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Making It Work Radio
By Making It Work RadioSociety & Culture
Making It Work Radio episodes
- #2 Elisabeth Bolaza - Sex Educator and ActivistIn 2012 Forbes magazine, named San Jose, San Francisco, and Oakland, California three of the most ethnically diverse large cities within the US. Meaning that the biggest ethnic group has a population no larger than 35% in the area. Yes, the Bay has flavor! This is one of the many reasons why sex educator and coach Elisabeth Bolasa lives here. I’m Akeisha Johnson, a life coach and your host, and Elisabeth is going to share with us all about how she is Making It Work.20 min
- #1 Scott Larson - Web Developer and Jazz TrombonistAccording to a 2013 Economic Policy Institute study, the annual mean income for a single parent family living comfortably in the SF Bay Area is about $76,000. With that kind of cost how would a website administrator, who’s also a jazz trombonist stay in the area? I’m Akeisha Johnson, a life coach and your host, and we are going to find out from our guest Scott Larson on this episode of Making It Work.15 min
About Making It Work Radio
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INTENTION OF THE SHOW – Making It Work, a weekly podcast show, hopes to connect us to why we want to live in this awesome area and how we place our unique stamp on it.
San Francisco is the fourth most expensive city to live in the US according to CBS Marketwatch, and cost of living in the city is about the same as living in Paris, France. The average cost of renting in SF is $2925 monthly and it looks like the price is steadily rising. We have all seen the flyers around the area and social media posts speaking about the outrageous cost for having a roof over our heads and what there is to do about it. We thought it would be cool to listen to how people make it work and better yet – WHY? There is a different guest featured each week, and each one brings their own special story.