Friday, December 6th was the 50th anniversary of one of the darkest days in Rock and Roll history. (This episode is a repeat from when this was a bi-weekly long form podcast).

This week marks the 50th anniversary of the American Indian occupation of Alcatraz Island, so we thought we'd revisit this tragic tale. We originally released it as part of our "Aaah Alcatraz" podcast series.

It took them eight months, but holy moly, they walked from New York to San Francisco.

What it's like when tens of thousands of music fans converge on your neighborhood.

Some thoughts on the medium from San Francisco radio god Dave Morey.

Locals chip in to keep their small town paper in local.

Veteran Bay Area radio personalities re-create a 1946 broadcast of Sam Spade and "The Blood Money Caper."

Thanks to the California Historical Radio Society, we are able to share with you the panel discussion from a recent luncheon honoring KFOG as the Legendary Radio Station Of The Year. The station was honored for the "Foghead" years of the 80s, 90s, and beyond.

He spent nine years in prison for two violent sexual assaults. He didn't do it.

Not a child bride. Nope. She's going to be a civil engineer.