Western Neighborhoods Project
Outside Lands San Francisco
Nicole Meldahl and a rotating cast of hosts from the Western Neighborhoods Project (outsidelands.org / OpenSFHistory.org) share San Francisco west side neighborhood history with humor, footnoted facts, and occasional guests.
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Oct 5, 2026
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Episodes
260: Childrens Playground 20.01.2018 30:53
The landmark Golden Gate Park playground, plus live recording listener questions and trivia.
259: Koffee Kup 13.01.2018 21:24
David and Woody, in the first live show of the podcast, talk about the Geary restaurant-nightclub that stood beside the Alexandria Theatre.
258: Last Year, This Year 06.01.2018 23:19
Woody and David review the local history highlights from 2017 and talk up big WNP plans for 2018.
257: Chinese in the Outer Sunset 30.12.2017 29:53
Palma You and Steve Haines talk about a project of the Chinese Historical Society of America on Chinese history in the Sunset District.
256: Christmas Tree Point 22.12.2017 15:36
We push east to Christmas Tree Point on Twin Peaks and talk about why it is called that.
255: David Rumsey Map Collection 16.12.2017 18:07
The story of the great online map collection, boon to researchers and a curious public.
254: Sunset District 1900 09.12.2017 17:07
The challenges of the rural Inner Sunset District at the dawn of the 20th Century.
253: St. Francis Riding Academy 02.12.2017 28:21
Guest John Freeman talks of a Richmond District equestrian center that stood from 1904-1958.
252: Olympic Salt Water Pier 25.11.2017 21:29
The pipe and pier that brought salt water from Ocean Beach to the Lurline Baths and clubs downtown.
251: Presidio of San Francisco, Part 2 18.11.2017 30:49
Former National Park Service ranger John Martini returns to tell more Presidio history.
250: Presidio of San Francisco 11.11.2017 44:54
Special double-length 250th episode with former National Park Service ranger John Martini.
249: Listener Mail Extravaganza 04.11.2017 18:59
David and Woody talk cummerbunds and let the listeners speak out.
248: Bridge Theatre 27.10.2017 17:34
From Charles Boyer to Peaches Christ, the Bridge Theater on Geary hosted it all.
247: Renaming the Richmond 21.10.2017 18:38
One hundred years ago, community leaders in the Richmond District decided to change the neighborhood name (again.)
246: Pioneer Log Cabin and Environs 14.10.2017 19:09
Golden Gate Park's meadow of pioneer and colonial related monuments.
245: L-Taraval Streetcar 07.10.2017 16:52
The story of the streetcar that runs through the Parkside, Sunset, and, at one time, open sand dunes.
244: Seal Rocks 30.09.2017 21:20
Off the Cliff House and visited by pinnipeds, daredevils, and stranded surfers.
243: City College of San Francisco 23.09.2017 24:10
From the San Francisco Junior College to free tuition, the history of City College.
242: West Side What Ifs 16.09.2017 25:56
Playland still in business? End of streetcars? World's Fair at Lake Merced? Imagining different west sides.
241: Ida McCain 09.09.2017 31:31
Inge Horton tells about a trailblazing female architect who designed hundreds of west side houses.
240: Green Apple Books 02.09.2017 22:47
Celebrating 50 years of a Richmond District institution.
239: Arden Wood 26.08.2017 21:48
The Christian Science institution built in the trees at the end of West Portal Avenue in 1930.
238: Irish on the West Side 19.08.2017 26:18
Elizabeth Creely visits to talk about Irish-American San Francisco, east and west side.
237: Sea Cliff 12.08.2017 20:44
The showcase neighborhood overlooking the Golden Gate.
236: 49 Mile Scenic Drive 05.08.2017 27:50
Kristine Poggioli and Carolyn Eidson explain what the 49 Mile Scenic Drive is and how to walk it today.
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