Women’s soccer is here to stay and play in the Bay
Bay FC is the newest team in the National Women's Soccer League. Today, we find out why they are here to stay and what makes them tick.
View ArticleAre the A's prospecting for 'fool's gold' in Vegas?
The Oakland A’s are more than just a baseball team, they are also part of an economic ecosystem. And the proposed move to Las Vegas is meant to bring Nevada some serious cash, but is it a good bet?
View ArticleA complicated senior year at the heart of Carolina Ixta debut novel
Carolina Ixta's debut novel, is about a young Latina woman named Belen Dolores Ixtel del Toro who was trying to find her way in a very messy and very complicated senior year of high school.
View ArticleSights and Sounds: Ben Trefny
On this week's episode of "Sights & Sounds," KALW's executive producer Ben Trefny shares some real cool live events happening with KALW in the Bay Area.
View ArticleNOT BORN YESTERDAY: Ending Ageism
Today on BAY MADE: the first of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast.
View ArticleWhat does the Democratic Party stand for?
The candidacy of Kamala Harris has reenergized the base of the Democratic Party, but who does today's party represent? What is the party's platform?
View ArticleNOT BORN YESTERDAY: Memory Issues
Today on BAY MADE: the second of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast.
View ArticleNOT BORN YESTERDAY: The Talk
Today on BAY MADE: the third of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast.
View ArticleNOT BORN YESTERDAY: Traveling as an Older Adult
Today on BAY MADE: the fourth of four episodes about aging and ageism from the locally produced Not Born Yesterday podcast.
View ArticleSilicon Valley tech companies cut DEI positions and policies
Yesterday, at the annual National Association of Black Journalists Conference in Chicago, former President Donald Trump was asked about DEI."How do you define DEI?""Diversity, Equity and Inclusion."...
View ArticlePalo Alto parents express concern over ethnic studies course
In 2021, the California state legislature passed a law that added ethnic studies to high school graduation requirements. Now, Palo Alto joins some school districts across the state in facing a backlash...
View ArticleKALW Beat Reporting Fellowship
The KALW News team is looking for early-to-mid-career journalists who are passionate about audio and want to hone their skills producing features.
View ArticleWelcome to Fire Island: The Pines
This week, the QUEER POWER HOUR explores the history of the legendary LGBTQ town in the United States: The Pines on Fire Island.
View ArticleHouse of Blues Radio at the Library of Congress
25 years of radio shows and raw interviews with blues greats are now being preserved in the Library of Congress.
View ArticleJames Baldwin and Social Justice
The prolific writer and Civil Rights-era activist was born August 2, 1924.
View ArticleNAIMA: I kind of just like whatever sounds good
Singer-songwriter Naima Nascimiento shares her latest single "Blood Sweat and Tears," plus a little country and modern Bossanova.
View ArticleTorture of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli prisons & US Gaza policy
The United Nations human rights office has released a new report that says Palestinians detained by Israel since October 7 have been sexually abused and tortured.
View ArticleFor displaced San Francisco RV community, parking politics is personal
A San Francisco RV community has been pushed out of the street they’ve been parked on for more than four years. Now, the future of the inhabitants and their children is more murky than ever.
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