Judy discovers a husband and wife team who have chronicled the changes to San Mateo’s downtown over 30 years. Do you know the oldest downtown business still in operation?

Judy provides an overview of San Mateo parks and recreation programs that aren’t well known to residents.

Judy talks with two 2020 high school grads about the impact on their rituals of passage in the time of quarantine.

Judy profiles San Mateo’s own food incubator who provides infrastructure and expert guidance to food entrepreneurs and innovators in order to create new sustainable food systems.

Judy reports on the many changes going on in San Mateo as we transition to an environment with a bit more freedom to move around and interact with businesses. 

Hometown girl and guest host Becky Gordon waxes poetic on her memories of growing up in San Mateo.

Judy digs beneath the surface of two local taquerias and finds a family-rich story beneath the delicious food. 

Judy discovers an amazing San Mateo company who transformed their software platform almost overnight to enable local restaurants to accept online takeout orders in reaction to COVID-19 restrictions—at no cost to restaurants, or consumers who also get 20% cash back.  

Judy continues her exploration of one of San Mateo’s most famous and influential natives, Claire Giannini Hoffman, BofA board member, philanthropist, and daughter of the bank’s founder A.P. Giannini.

Judy explores the history behind one of San Mateo’s most famous and influential residents, Bank of America founder A.P. Giannini.