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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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6/29: Is the water we swim in clean? 29.06.2017 25:50
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6/28: Evaluating San Francisco's Navigation Centers 28.06.2017 23:50
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6/27: The Making of the Summer of Love 27.06.2017 25:04
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6/22: Bike vigilantes take to the streets to make them safer 22.06.2017 26:51
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6/21: Death over dinner 21.06.2017 24:50
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6/20: Implicit Bias 20.06.2017 26:51
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6/19: Creating sanctuary 19.06.2017 24:50
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6/15: Seeking compassionate release 15.06.2017 26:51
An update on yesterday's shooting at a UPS facility in San Francisco Finding a sympathetic ear in a time of need with San Francisco's warm lineA brother and sister fight for compassionate release prison
6/14: Lake County after the fire 14.06.2017 26:51
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6/13: The cuddlers of the NICU 13.06.2017 26:51
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6/12: Saved by science 12.06.2017 26:50
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6/8: Inside San Francisco's dilapidated Hall of Justice 08.06.2017 25:01
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6/7: The future of self-driving buses 07.06.2017 25:51
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6/6: Art on BART 06.06.2017 26:52
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6/5: The East Bay's Dorothea Lange 06.06.2017 37:04
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5/30: Learning to code without teachers 31.05.2017 26:51
Learning to code without teachers. Sights and Sounds of a Bay Area punk film. Sacred harp for the punk at heart.
5/25: Special needs in the OUSD 25.05.2017 25:50
Oakland Unified's special ed plan in flux after superintendent leaves. In the StoryCorp booth, a reunion between mother and daughter. The story behind this week’s Audiograph mystery sound.
5/24: Jailhouse lawyers 25.05.2017 26:51
Meet one of the jailhouse lawyers at San Quentin Prison. Dancer Jesselito Bie on creating a fantasia of Asian Americana. A StoryCorps session between a chef and her daughter.
5/23: Death and life 23.05.2017 23:51
The meaning of death according to various religions. The legendary Green Street Mortuary Band and the San Franciscans who have loved it.
5/22: Oakland Noir 22.05.2017 26:51
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5/18: Oakland's newest police chief 18.05.2017 25:51
Why Alameda County wants its emergency response team to reflect the people it serves. Oakland’s new police chief shares her leadership strategy What it sounds like to be a Warriors fan.
5/17: Could San Francisco become the best place to pump breastmilk at work? 18.05.2017 24:51
A proposed San Francisco ordinance could make a big difference for breastfeeding mothers at work. Political consciousness about Asian American identity informed Francis Wong's music. A peek inside the "Tomb Treasures" exhibit currently at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum.
5/16: San Francisco's Portola neighborhood 16.05.2017 24:51
The Portola neighborhood's history through a mural. How the neighborhood became an enclave for Maltese immigrants. A Portola nursing home has persisted through the power of protest for 130 years.
5/11: Why are Bay Area roads so bad? 11.05.2017 41:59
How the Bay Area won the title for the worst roads in the country. A concert series connects local musicians across genres. Why volunteers at San Quentin State Prison do what they do. A salon that deals specifically with lice. The drought is over — why is San Francisco's Vaillancourt Fountain dry?
5/10: Making a home in the Bay Area 10.05.2017 44:00
An Oakland middle school opens its doors to high school-aged migrants. Unaccompanied minors find stable housing — often by dropping out of school to work. On a corner in San Rafael, day laborers wait — and worry. Bringing black immigrant issues to the forefront.
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