Roll Over Easy from BFF.fm

This week we were joined by mayoral candidate London Breed to chat about growing up in the City, her favorite wines, breakfast joints, and hills, as well as her campaign for Mayor. We also chatted with SFWeekly's Nuala Sawyer about an innovative new program from the District Attorneys office focused on reducing cannabis related sentences. Noise Pop's Adrian Spinelli called in to tell us about some of the City's newest music venues, and the return of the Treasure Island Music Festival. Last but not least, we played a birthday song for the best 13 year old dog that anyone could ask for, Olive Martini!

On this beautiful Bike to Work Day we were joined by DK of WorkshopSF to chat about their amazing DIY school and the diverse community of artists that contribute their classes and events. We also learned about a new hill, a hilarious mayoral event, and got an update on one of SF's most beloved pups.

On this foggy San Francisco morning we talked about #totalmuni2018, our favorite San Francisco tv shows, police politics, and much more. We finished off the show with an interview from mayoral candidate Angela Alioto, as she shared favorite breakfast spots and her vision for the City.

Today we chatted about Mount Sutro, Mission Bay, and the Mayor's new homeless and street cleaning policies. Our guest today was our good friend and continual barkeep Tom from Pops, as we chatted about his mayoral platform, the magic of neighborhood bars, and the City's live music scene.

On this beautiful Thursday morning we chatted with Senator Mark Leno about his campaign for mayor, and his favorite lookout (and the name he gave it) near Baker Beach, and he even gave us a history lesson on the Widow Norton. We also chatted with SFWeekly's Nuala Sawyer about the influx of scooters on our streets, and Noise Pop's Adrian Spinelli gave us recommendations on the best shows in town this weekend (which was Andre Nickatina, obviously)

On this week's show we chat with mayoral candidate Jane Kim about what got her into politics, her history as a bass player local band Strangely, and whether or not she's a fan of the mission's bacon-wrapped hotdogs. We also chat with SFWeekly's Nuala Sawyer about what the City is doing to support homeless families, along with plenty of other local news. Lastly, we chatted with Adrian Spinelli of the Noise Pop podcast about "faux-chella" and all of the great bands that it brings into town.