In 2019 the San Francisco police announced they had DNA evidence, a digitally aged photo and a $100,000 reward leading to the arrest and conviction of the 1970s serial killer The Doodler.

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In the digital age how much has scandal changed? Why are we so drawn to scandal? What if anything do scandals have to tell us about who we are and the things that matter to us?

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“The poems introduce the girls to other kinds of people of color, other worlds. To adventure, and kindness, and cruelty. Cruelty that we usually think we face alone, but we don’t. We discover that by sharing with each other we find strength to go on.”  ― Ntozake Shange

The history of men's clothes is colorful, bold and at times dangerous. Don't forget to check out the Deep Dive website for a deeper dive. www.reggiedeepdive.com

In this episode two Japanese films who use lust and desire to examines the human need for belonging and order even as it all vanishes right before our eyes. 

Male/male love among the samurai is the facade for much larger themes. A muted beautiful film of a closed society destroyed from the inside out. 

A Beautiful Mystery is an erotic comedy biting as it is drenched in the sweaty of muscled young men looking for something to believe in. 

Join me for Gohatto, A Beautiful Mystery. 

Three works by one of the greatest playwright in the world writing about nearly every aspect of the human condition with humanity, humor and poetry. 

My love for the Newton J. Tharp Commercial School in San Francisco and the struggle to educate all of San Francisco's children before and after the 1906 earthquake. Visit www.reggiedeepdive.com for photos, a program transcript and more.