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Crosscurrents

Crosscurrents is KALW Public Radio's award-winning news magazine, broadcasting in the Bay Area Mondays through Thursdays on 91.7 FM. We make joyful, informative stories that engage people across the economic, social, and cultural divides in our community.

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KALW

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Society

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Último episodio

3 de nov. de 2026

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Episodios

8/14: Counting Salmon on the Russian River 15.08.2018

• One fish two fish: counting salmon on the Russian River

8/13: Glide Memorial Methodist in dispute with parent organization 14.08.2018

• United Methodist Church alleges moral corruption in Glide's leadership

The Stoop: Breaking the line 10.08.2018

The world of classical ballet is extremely difficult to break into, and for those who have darker skin, there's a lot that comes with it, especially when you're "the only." In this episode of The Stoop, we look at breaking the line.

8/8: Forced sterilizations in California 09.08.2018

• California could give compensation to forced sterilization survivors

8/7: Transbay Transit Center, without the trains 08.08.2018

• San Francisco’s Transbay Transit Center finally opens—without trains

8/6: Oakland A's celebrate 50 years 07.08.2018

• A’s celebrate 50 years in the Town

8/2: A look back through the decade as Crosscurrents turns 10! 03.08.2018

What has happened in the Bay Area is the past decade? Crosscurrents host Hana Baba and news director Ben Trefny look back at the historic moments that have shaped our coverage and share clips from the award-winning journalism that came out of it.

8/1: The Stoop: African writers' dilemma 02.08.2018

Who gets to choose which African stories get told? In this special episode from The Stoop, we meet three writers, each of them pushing against a mostly white US and UK-based publishing industry in their own way.

7/31: Summer program in Sierras for immigrant, refugees, and US teens 31.07.2018

• Immigrants, refugees, and US teens connect in the Sierras

7/30: Fresh produce in East Oakland for voucher recipients 30.07.2018

• Hey Area: Where is the best place for fresh produce in East Oakland with WIC vouchers

7/26: A taste of Oaxaca in the Central Valley 27.07.2018

• Immigrant women providing a taste of Oaxaca to Central Valley

7/25: California food security 26.07.2018

• In isolated rural California, this man is a food lifeline • Pro Wrestling dreams become a reality at a San Jose training academy

7/24: Offshore drilling in California 25.07.2018

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7/23: Scanning Hunter's Point Shipyard 24.07.2018

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7/19: What the travel ban means for some Yemeni families 20.07.2018

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7/18: What would it mean to abolish ICE? 19.07.2018

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7/17: Journeys through detention centers 18.07.2018

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7/16: Legal weed falling short of expectations 17.07.2018

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7/12: Japanese Americans remember incarceration 13.07.2018

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7/11: An Oakland sanctuary for mountain lion cubs 12.07.2018

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7/10: Mayan languages in Oakland courts 11.07.2018

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7/3: Rent Control on the ballot 03.07.2018

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7/2: Safe injection 03.07.2018

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6/28: Developing housing alternatives in the face of a crisis 29.06.2018

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6/27: The cult of Tepco 27.06.2018

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