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SaaStr 798: The Top 10 Reasons to Come to 2025 SaaStr Annual May 13-15 in SF Bay with SaaStr CEO Jason Lemkin SaaStr Annual is almost here! And we delve into the key reasons why you should attend SaaStr Annual 2025, happening from May 13th to 15th in the SF Bay Area. Learn about the unparalleled networking opportunities, including opt-in one-on-one meetings, braindates, and C-level summits. Discover how the event can help you meet potential C-suite hires and VCs, and stay ahead of the latest in B2B SaaS, Cloud, and AI through hundreds of workshops and sessions. Don't miss out on the chance to be inspired by top industry leaders and get actionable insights for your business. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Alright everybody in SaaS, this is it.  The biggest, best, most action-packed SaaS + AI event of the year—SaaStr Annual 2025—is coming this May. Three full days. 10,000+ SaaS and AI leaders and more tactical, no-fluff content than you'll find anywhere else.   If you want to scale faster—$10M, $50M, $100M ARR and beyond—you need the right playbooks, the right connections and the right people in your corner. And SaaStr Annual is where it all happens. We'll have 100's of Legendary speakers from companies like Snowflake, HubSpot, OpenAI, Canva, and more. More networking than you can handle—meet your next investor, co-founder, or biggest deal.  A New AI Demo & Pitch Stage— with your chance to win up to $5M in funding!  So don't wait—grab your tickets now at SaaStrAnnual.com with my code jason100 to save $100 on tickets before prices go up. That's jason 100 at saastrannual.com   See you in May!    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Do you know what would make your customer service helpdesk dramatically better? Dumping it and switching to Intercom.  But, youʼre not quite ready to make that change. We get it!   Thatʼs why Fin, the worldʼs leading AI customer service agent, is now available on every helpdesk.   Fin can instantly resolve up to 80% of your tickets,  Which makes your customers happier. And you can get off the customer service rep hiring treadmill.   Fin by Intercom. Named the #1 AI Agent in G2ʼs Winter Report.      Learn more at : inter.com/saastr   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Today on the show: The San Francisco Bay Area says no to mass deportations. Communities organize and unite to take Trump on head on.  We'll talk to Answer Coalition co-founder Dick Becker about the emerging plans for resisting fascism in America. Also, we'll speak to a leading voice in Ethnic Studies at the University of California, about the ongoing attempt by the Trump administration to snuff out Diversity/Equity and inclusion programs. And Bibi's back in Washington to beg the Donald for more support for Israel's genocide in Palestine The post Answer Coalition's Dick Becker on The SF Bay Area Says No To Mass Deportations appeared first on KPFA.

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Welcome back to Pizza Quest 2025, for a new season with lots of new and exciting guests! We kick off the new season with Chef David Nayfeld, chef and owner of a hot new restaurant in the shadow of San Francisco's dynamic sports complex in an area called Thrift City (the restaurant is located on Warrior Way, lest there be any doubt about Chef Nayfeld's lifelong allegiance to Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors).  Che Fico Pizzeria (pronounced "kay-fico") is doing crisp, "slightly but intentionally-charred" slices and pies, as well as a very inventive Italian-themed menu of starters, sandwiches, and salads. (You can see the menu by going to cheficopizzeria.com and navigating through the lunch and dinner menus).  David is also the author of a new book called, "Dad, What's for Dinner?" with gourmet but accessible dishes you can make at home for and with your family. Chef Nayfeld has an extensive and impressive pedigree, having worked for some of the world's most famous chefs and restaurants, like Eleven Madison Park, Joel Rubuchon, and Aqua, and is now in the early stages of building his own restaurant empire, Back Home Hospitality, in the SF Bay area and beyond. Tune in to meet a chef who has paid his dues, found his own culinary voice, and is on the rise so that, when the awards start rolling in, you can say you heard about him here first. As we often say, "It's more about the quest than it is about the pizza, and the quest never ends." Enjoy!

In this episode of Beauty School Bobbi, Sherilynn shares her inspiring journey in the beauty industry, from her early passion for hairdressing to becoming a salon owner and educator. She discusses the challenges and rewards of balancing her career with being a single parent, the evolution of beauty education, and her current experience in the LEAD program, which offers a bachelor's degree tailored for beauty professionals. Sherilynn emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and the need for more structured education in the beauty industry to ensure success for future professionals.   Takeaways Sherilynn's passion for hairdressing began at a young age. She opened her first salon five years into her career. Being a single mom motivated her to prioritize education for her daughter. Sherilynn has been an educator since 1988, evolving with the industry. The beauty industry offers significant financial opportunities. Continuous learning is essential for success in the beauty field. The LEAD program values prior cosmetology education. Education in the beauty industry is crucial for career advancement. Sherilynn's experience in the LEAD program has been transformative. There's a need for more structured education in beauty schools.   Chapters 00:00 Journey into the Beauty Industry 03:13 Balancing Career and Parenthood 05:49 The Evolution of Beauty Education 09:01 The LEAD Program Experience 11:54 The Importance of Continuous Learning 15:10 Future of Beauty Education and Career Paths

In this double-length episode, we speak with folks doing similar work in both the San Francisco Bay Area and Detroit, Michigan. Our two guests – Joshua Hoyt from the Cultural Conservancy's Native Foodways Program and Shakara Tyler from the  Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network – are reclaiming the right to feed themselves and own their communities' ecologically sustainable food systems. They are nourishing their communities by restoring cultural and spiritual ties with the Earth, building their local economies, and healing historical traumas. We all learned a lot about how their work is taking shape in different cultural contexts, with strong overlap. Great Guest Quote: “If we don't actually address the ways that we relate to the environment and our place in it, then we will just continue to make the same mistakes over and over again.” - Joshua Hoyt, Native Foodways Program Guests: Joshua Hoyt, from the Cultural Conservancy's Native Foodways program (San Francisco Bay Area's Sonoma County); Shakara Tyler from the Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network Keywords: #climatecrisis,#climateaction,#climatejustice,#foodsovereignty;#nativeamericanjustice,#blackfarmers;#indigenousfarmers;#nativefood                         Co-Hosts: Dalya Massachi and Kevin McClendon (Proximate media platform: https://www.proximate.press) Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15BYaXimbGtwxg-Os86fqYBoEgijXMmDJ1656l-vs9rQ/edit?usp=sharing This episode's recap blog post: coming soon Related Action Resources:  Cultural Conservancy's Native Foodways Program: https://www.nativeland.org/native-foodways and their podcast, the Native Seed Pod: https://www.nativeseedpod.org National Library of Medicine article on Native American food insecurity and poor health outcomes: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5422031/   Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network: https://www.dbcfsn.org/ Story of the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund: Decolonization and Abolition in Practice (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5IrZcWklWM Twin Cities Public TV: Article on a new generation of Black farmers and faith leaders cultivating the future of food sovereignty: https://www.tptoriginals.org/whats-happening-on-the-front-lines-of-food-justice/ Related Everyday Climate Champions Episodes : “The Black Church's Inspiring Work in Environmental Justice”: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1L0RBmzhUUCFWYyYtvTcQt "Indigenous-Led Climate Justice": https://open.spotify.com/episode/4EhJRVjxQL5fcFSkivSGT1?si=uBwMSn-VSFe796PBDkE25Q Please share this podcast with a few friends, family, or colleagues.  Remember to follow this podcast to find out when new episodes get released! Did you know? We LOVE listener feedback! Share your thoughts and insights by taking this brief survey: ⁠https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdWtyEkf8meN01BVOEgOJ_pWYxkha5EiV5Po2alSbvc_IzyEA/viewform⁠ Contact Us: Do you know a Bay Area-based Everyday Climate Champion? We'd love to interview them!  Get in touch: crba.eccpodcast@gmail.com  Website: www.climaterealitybayarea.org/eccpodcast  Podcast Production Team: Executive Producer/Editor: Dalya Massachi; Sound Designers/Engineer: Martin Sanchez; Co-Hosts/Researchers: Ellisa Feinstein, Isabella Genereaux, Sean Mendelson, Hasini Parepalli, Logo Designer: Gabriela Vargas

Can Bauer in Illinois retire at age 57, and when should he collect Social Security? More importantly, can he afford a $300,000 motor home? Can Brad in Michigan coast for the next 10 years and still reach the promised land of retirement somewhere around age 53? Joe Anderson, CFP® and Big Al Clopine, CPA spitball early retirement, today on Your Money, Your Wealth® podcast 502. Plus, it seems weird to Elizabeth in Connecticut that nearly all of her $5M is in taxable accounts. Is that good or bad? N&N in San Francisco Bay Area have $10 million liquid. Should they make Roth contributions and Roth conversions now, or wait until they retire? Access free financial resources and the episode transcript: https://bit.ly/ymyw-502 WATCH: How to Avoid Wealth Busters on YMYW TV DOWNLOAD the Wealth Busters to Avoid Guide CALCULATE your Financial Blueprint for free REQUEST: Ask Joe & Big Al for your Retirement Spitball Analysis SCHEDULE: free financial assessment SUBSCRIBE: YMYW on YouTube DOWNLOAD: more free guides READ: financial blogs WATCH: educational videos SUBSCRIBE: YMYW Newsletter Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro: This Week on the YMYW Podcast 00:58 - Can I Retire at 57? When to Collect Social Security? Can I Afford a Motorhome? (Bauer & Laney, Mundelein, IL - voice) 07:47 - Can We Coast and Still Reach the Retirement Promised Land in Ten Years? (Brad, MI) 14:20 - Watch How to Avoid Wealth Busters on YMYW TV, download the Wealth Busters to Avoid Guide 15:00 - We've Got $10M Liquid: Roth Contributions & Conversions Now or Wait Until Retirement? (N&N, SF Bay area) 24:58 - Calculate Your Free Financial Blueprint 25:36 - Seems Weird That Our Money is in Taxable Accounts. Is That Good or Bad? (Elizabeth, CT) 31:57 - Outro: Next Week on the YMYW Podcast

Max talks with Eric Peterson, Director of Santa Clara County Airports, discussed the landmark arrival of G100UL, an unleaded 100-octane aviation gasoline, at Reid-Hillview Airport in San Jose, making it the first airport in the U.S. to offer GAMI's G100UL fuel. Santa Clara County, motivated by studies linking lead exposure to nearby airports, decided to phase out leaded fuels in 2022, initially adopting Swift's UL94 fuel. However, the new G100UL caters to aircraft needing higher-octane fuel, expanding lead-free options for pilots. To encourage adoption, GAMI is offering incentives: aircraft based at Reid-Hillview and San Martin Airports can receive the required Supplemental Type Certificate (STC) for free by following certain steps, while Bay Area pilots who buy an STC by November 1 can get 25 gallons of free G100UL. Peterson highlighted challenges in sourcing G100UL due to limited distribution channels, which required direct contracting with the manufacturer Vitol Aviation. Currently priced at $6.99 per gallon, the fuel may decrease in cost once rail delivery becomes available. With EPA regulations pushing for lead-free aviation fuel, Peterson emphasized that the shift is imminent, positioning Reid-Hillview as a national leader in environmentally sustainable aviation practices. If you're getting value from this show, please support the show via PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or Patreon. Support the Show by buying a Lightspeed ANR Headsets Max has been using only Lightspeed headsets for nearly 25 years! I love their tradeup program that let's you trade in an older Lightspeed headset for a newer model. Start with one of the links below, and Lightspeed will pay a referral fee to support Aviation News Talk. Lightspeed Delta Zulu Headset $1199 Lightspeed Zulu 3 Headset $899Lightspeed Sierra Headset $699 My Review on the Lightspeed Delta Zulu Send us your feedback or comments via email If you have a question you'd like answered on the show, let listeners hear you ask the question, by recording your listener question using your phone. Mentioned on the Show G100UL Roll-Out Incentive Program#222 Unleaded Fuel G100UL Update – with George Braly + GA News What is GAMI's G100UL® unleaded avgas?Buy Max Trescott's G1000 Book Call 800-247-6553 Buy Max Trescott's G3000 Book Call 800-247-6553 Free Index to the first 282 episodes of Aviation New Talk So You Want To Learn to Fly or Buy a Cirrus seminars Online Version of the Seminar Coming Soon – Register for Notification Check out our recommended ADS-B receivers, and order one for yourself. Yes, we'll make a couple of dollars if you do. Get the Free Aviation News Talk app for iOS or Android. Check out Max's Online Courses: G1000 VFR, G1000 IFR, and Flying WAAS & GPS Approaches. Find them all at: https://www.pilotlearning.com/ Social Media Like Aviation News Talk podcast on Facebook Follow Max on Instagram Follow Max on Twitter Listen to all Aviation News Talk podcasts on YouTube or YouTube Premium "Go Around" song used by permission of Ken Dravis; you can buy his music at kendravis.com If you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.

Join Chris Papa and Lisa Flicker as they dive into the complexities of affordable housing in the San Francisco Bay Area with Yusef Freeman (The Vistria Group), Sam Moss (Mission Housing Development Corporation) Smitha Seshadri (BRIDGE Housing Corporation) and Heather M. Hood (Enterprise Community Partners). The conversation highlights the challenges, innovative solutions, and the importance of collaboration among various stakeholders. The discussion covers the current state of affordable housing, unique regional challenges, funding mechanisms, and the role of partnerships, particularly with faith-based organizations, in addressing housing needs. The panelists emphasize the necessity for systemic changes and the urgency of increasing housing supply to meet the growing demand.Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3I3nkG9Spotify: https://spoti.fi/35ZJGLTWeb: https://www.jacksonlucas.com/podcast/webinar-sf-affordable-housingChapters00:00 Introduction to Affordable Housing Solutions06:59 Current Trends in Affordable Housing12:35 Challenges in Building Affordable Housing20:41 Innovative Initiatives for Housing Supply23:48 Types of Housing and Community Needs29:05 Funding and Financing Strategies35:00 Partnerships with Faith-Based Organizations45:13 Future Prospects and Positive DevelopmentsTakeawaysWe need more funding for affordable housing.The need is for over 180,000 affordable homes.San Francisco has a unique housing challenge.Prop 5 is critical for housing bonds.We need to partner with faith-based organizations.Navigating regulations is exhausting.We need major changes in housing policy.Affordable housing is a community necessity.Funding is essential for housing projects.We are excited about new housing developments.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Work with me on agent foundations: independent fellowship, published by Alex Altair on September 21, 2024 on LessWrong. Summary: I am an independent researcher in agent foundations, and I've recently received an LTFF grant to fund someone to do research with me. This is a rolling application; I'll close it whenever I'm no longer interested in taking another person. If you're not familiar with agent foundations, you can read about my views in this post. What the role might be like This role is extremely flexible. Depending on who you are, it could end up resembling an internship, a research assistant position, a postdoc or even as a mentor/advisor to me. Below, I've listed out the parameters of the fellowship that I am using as a baseline of what it could be. All of these parameters are negotiable! $25 per hour. This is not a lot for people who live in the SF Bay area, or who are used to industry salaries, but it looks to me like this is comparable to a typical grad student salary. 20 hours per week. I'd like this fellowship to be one of your main projects, and I think it can take quite a lot of "deep work" focus before one can make progress on the research problems.[1] 3 months, with a decent chance of extension. During my AI safety camp project, it took about 6 weeks to get people up to speed on all the parts of the agent structure problem. Ideally I could find someone for this role who is already closer to caught up (though I don't necessarily anticipate that). I'm thinking of this fellowship as something like an extended work-trial for potentially working together longer-term. That said, I think we should at least aim to get results by the end of it. Whether I'll decide to invite you to continue working with me afterwards depends on how our collaboration went (both technically and socially), how many other people I'm collaborating with at that time, and whether I think I have enough funds to support it. Remote, but I'm happy to meet in person. Since I'm independent, I don't have anything like an office for you to make use of. But if you happen to be in the SF Bay area, I'd be more than happy to have our meetings in person. I wake up early, so US eastern and European time zones work well for me (and other time zones too). Meeting 2-5 times per week. Especially in the beginning, I'd like to do a pretty large amount of syncing up. It can take a long time to convey all the aspects of the research problems. I also find that real-time meetings regularly generate new ideas. That said, some people find meetings worse for their productivity, and so I'll be responsive to your particular work style. An end-of-term write-up. It seems to take longer than three months to get results in the types of questions I'm interested in, but I think it's good practice to commit to producing a write-up of how the fellowship goes. If it goes especially well, we could produce a paper. What this role ends up looking like mostly depends on your experience level relative to mine. Though I now do research, I haven't gone through the typical academic path. I'm in my mid-thirties and have a proportional amount of life and career experience, but in terms of mathematics, I consider myself the equivalent of a second year grad student. So I'm comfortable leading this project and am confident in my research taste, but you might know more math than me. The research problems Like all researchers in agent foundations, I find it quite difficult to concisely communicate what my research is about. Probably the best way to tell if you will be interested in my research problems is to read other things I've written, and then have a conversation with me about it. All my research is purely mathematical,[2] rather than experimental or empirical. None of it involves machine learning per se, but the theorems should ...

The amazing singer/songwriter from Oakland, CA Carrie Cleveland (told by her son Heston) talks about “The Rebirth of Carrie Cleveland” plus “High Beams” with Black Nova! Carrie has been a regular performer with “Looking Up”, “Love Will Set You Free”, “I Need Love”, “Take A Moment” at hotels and clubs in the SF Bay area in the 70's and making a comeback after a 45-year hiatus, plus featured on “Glitter”, Netflix, along with 31K monthly listeners on Spotify, and how Carrie began career in music with numerous musical influences as told by her son Heston, and how Carrie is being rediscovered after 45 years! Check out the amazing Carrie Cleveland on all streaming platforms and www.carriecleveland.com today! #carriecleveland #hestoncleveland #oakland #singersongwriter #therebirthofcarriecleveland #highbeams #blacknova #lookingup #lovewillsetyoufree #ineedlove #takeamoment #sfbayarea #glitter #netflix #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercarriecleveland #themikewagnershowcarriecleveland   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support

The amazing singer/songwriter from Oakland, CA Carrie Cleveland (told by her son Heston) talks about “The Rebirth of Carrie Cleveland” plus “High Beams” with Black Nova! Carrie has been a regular performer with “Looking Up”, “Love Will Set You Free”, “I Need Love”, “Take A Moment” at hotels and clubs in the SF Bay area in the 70's and making a comeback after a 45-year hiatus, plus featured on “Glitter”, Netflix, along with 31K monthly listeners on Spotify, and how Carrie began career in music with numerous musical influences as told by her son Heston, and how Carrie is being rediscovered after 45 years! Check out the amazing Carrie Cleveland on all streaming platforms and www.carriecleveland.com today! #carriecleveland #hestoncleveland #oakland #singersongwriter #therebirthofcarriecleveland #highbeams #blacknova #lookingup #lovewillsetyoufree #ineedlove #takeamoment #sfbayarea #glitter #netflix #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercarriecleveland #themikewagnershowcarriecleveland   --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support

Do you know which plants in your garden are toxic for pets? Pet lifestyle platform and online resource for dog and cat owners Pets Can Go tells you which plants make the best pet-friendly Northern California gardens, starting with cosmos flowers! Learn more at https://petscango.com/cosmos-not-poisonous-to-dogs-and-cats PetsCanGo.com City: Albany Address: 1191 Solano Ave Website: https://petscango.com/

The amazing singer/songwriter from Oakland, CA Carrie Cleveland (told by her son Heston) talks about “The Rebirth of Carrie Cleveland” plus “High Beams” with Black Nova! Carrie has been a regular performer with “Looking Up”, “Love Will Set You Free”, “I Need Love”, “Take A Moment” at hotels and clubs in the SF Bay area in the 70's and making a comeback after a 45-year hiatus, plus featured on “Glitter”, Netflix, along with 31K monthly listeners on Spotify, and how Carrie began career in music with numerous musical influences as told by her son Heston, and how Carrie is being rediscovered after 45 years! Check out the amazing Carrie Cleveland on all streaming platforms and www.carriecleveland.com today! #carriecleveland #hestoncleveland #oakland #singersongwriter #therebirthofcarriecleveland #highbeams #blacknova #lookingup #lovewillsetyoufree #ineedlove #takeamoment #sfbayarea #glitter #netflix #spreaker #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnercarriecleveland #themikewagnershowcarriecleveland  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-mike-wagner-show--3140147/support.

In this Happy Homes & Gardens Show episode, host Daphne Royse interviews Timothy Waters, Executive Director of Friends of the Children-SF Bay Area. Timothy discusses the organization's mission to mentor children from kindergarten through high school graduation, providing consistent support for over 12 years. Listen to this podcast for more information about this impactful organization. Host : Daphne Royse Guest : Timothy Waters , Executive Director of Friends of the Children-SF Bay Area You can Reach Timothy Waters @ linkedin.com/in/tim-waters-73b9081 #TALRadioEnglish #HappyHomesGardens #TimothyWaters #FriendsOfTheChildren #BayArea #TouchALife #TALRadio

San Benito County is one of the unsung jewels of the Central California Coast.  Most people know of San Juan Bautista and the Pinnacles, but there is much, much more.  Two mountain ranges, broad valleys, rangelands, farmlands and biodiversity.  But the Highway 101 corridor, which runs through a corner of the county, provides access to Silicon Valley and the SF Bay and people are moving south in search of cheaper housing.  Malls and sprawls are not far behind.  Now, a local movement is seeking to limit development with an initiative to require a public vote if agricultural, rural or range land is rezoned to residential, commercial or industrial use, a strategy already applied in several other California counties. Join host Ronnie Lipschutz to hear from Andy Hsia-Coron of Protect San Benito County, one of the activists behind the initiative, Chris Wilmers of UCSC, who studies cougars and bobcats that want to cross the road, Seth Adams from Save Mount Diablo, a land trust active across the County, and Val Lopez, Chair of the Amah Mutsun, whose ancestral lands cover much of the County.

Show outline; Golden Gate rockfish/ling cod; SF Bay halibut; Ft. Bragg rockfish/ling cod/albacore; Dove outlook; Duck outlook, water for Klamath Basin???

Show outline; SF Bay halibut; Rockfish/ling cod outside the Gate; Monterey rockfish and whale watching; Humbolt Bay halibut; Eureka rockfish/ling cod; Klamath steelhead; Eureka "Pacific" halibut.

Show outline; SF Bay area fishing including halibut, rockfish and striped bass; Ft Bragg rockfish/ling cod; Eureka Pacific halibut, albacore & steelhead.

Show outline; SF Bay halibut improving; Rockfish very good; Ft. Bragg rockfish & ling cod very good with favorable weather conditions ahead; Tamales Bay slow for halibut; Waterfowl nesting counts down.

Geneffa Jahan talks with third-generation Japanese American artist and activist, Shizue Seigel about her seven decades of experiential connections across age, class, continents, and cultures. Born in 1946, shortly after her parents emerged from incarceration, Seigel grew up in segregated Baltimore, Occupied Japan, California farm labor camps and skid-row Stockton. In this candid interview, Seigel shares how she rebelled early against the model minority ethos. In the 1960s, she dropped out of college to explore diverse cultures from the Haight-Ashbury to Indian ashrams, from the Financial District to public housing. Seigel speaks of the common humanity she discovered that informed her desire to forge connections with everyday people, elevating their stories through visual art and poetry. In this interview, she reads poems that address the challenges of growing up Asian and female and moves on to poignant poems of family history that focus on her bachans (grandmas) who showed her how to cope with grief. Through poems of oral history, Seigel presents a portrait of resilient people—enduring and gracious as they cope with tremendous loss and grief. In keeping with this spiritual alignment, Seigel ends the hour with a poem reflecting on her Buddhist worldview. Shizue Seigel has worked within marginalized communities for 30 years to help tell unheard stories--working with Black women living in public housing, Japanese American incarceration camp survivors, and other underrepresented groups. She is the founder of WriteNow! SF Bay, supporting writing and art by people of color. For more information, check out http://www.shizueseigel.com/ and www.WriteNowSF.com

Show outline; SF Bay stripers & halibut; Coastal rockfish & halibut; Ft. Bragg rockfish/ling cod and offshore albacore; Lots of salmon at mouth of Rogue River.

Show outline; Better tides for halibut; SF Bay full of stripers; Rockfish, ling cod outside the Gate; Monterey rockfish & whale watching; North coast "pacific halibut"; Brookings, Oregon salmon.

Show outline; SF Bay halibut & stripers; Coastal rockfish; Ft. Bragg rockfish & ling cod; Eagle Lake trout.

Show outline; Wide open SF Bay stripers; Marin coast rockfish & ling cod; Monterey rockfish; Monterey whale watching; Wind hampers bit off Eureka; Salmon fishing opportunities in Oregon (Brookings).

Show outline; SF Bay halibut and stripers; Live bait vs frozen bait; Coastal rockfish; Ft. Bragg rockfish; Crowley Lake trout.

Show outline; Wide open halibut/striper; Live bait available in SF Bay; Rockfish good between wind periods; Monterey rockfish; Monterey whales; Both big ag and utilities (PG&E) against water flows for fish.

Show outline; SF Bay halibut...and stripers; Nearshore rockfish; Ft. Bragg rockfish and techniques; More deceit from Calif Dept of Water Resources.

The median home price in Santa Clara County is now $2 million. Here is why. Tune in live with your questions!1:22 Markets With the Most Millionares3:06 Santa Clara Avg. Home Price Hits $2M5:09 Mortgage Rates Finally Falling11:10 SF Bay Area Becomes AI Leader13:30 San Fran Dodged Worst Case Scenerio

State of the Bay delves into the challenges facing California's wine industry, hear about the San Francisco Bay Ferry's expansion and electrification plans, and learn about comedian Adam Strauss' one-man show "The Mushroom Cure."

Bob starts off with the show outline and gets an update on slow Rockfish fishing due to wind. Featured fish include: SF Bay halibut/stripers and Monterey rockfish. We hear about Monterey whale watching, and a suit the Sacramento water agency has filed against the Delta tunnel project.

Host of the Rizzo Cast and SF Bay's Steven Rissotto joins Sportsphone with Kerry to talk Giants at the quarter pole of the season: How can they fix the lineup for the rest of the year?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting off with the show outline, Bob kicks the show off with news on SF Bay halibut, Coastal rockfish/ling cod, and Ft. Bragg rock cod/ling cod. We learn about the status of fishing at Lee vining Creek, Lundy Lake, and Virginia Lakes. Finally, Bob talks about the results of the recent trout opener.

Bob starts off with the show outline. He talks about pressure in Clear Lake and how it's affecting bass & crappie. Later, we hear about the obvious lack of transparency in California water policy. Featured fish include SF Bay halibut and Deepwater rockfish.

Show outline; Great halibut fishing-SF Bay; offshore rock cod; Calif water politics kills fish; Monterey rockfish and ling cod; Opposing water policies, does anyone listen.

Bob starts with the show outline. According to our sources, the PFMC recommends "no" ocean salmon season this year. Featured fish include: Monterey rockfish, ling cod, and SF Bay halibut and stripers. Finally, we hear about Monterey killer whales and how Newsom's "water plan" is another entry in a string of failures.

Willow Older and Deborah Huber are the founders of the Today I Noticed mindfulness practice and authors of Today I Noticed: A Little Book of Mindfulness that Will Change the Way You See the World. They also run Today I Noticed workshops for conferences, retreats, and corporations. Willow is a professional writer and editor, and Deborah has spent her career in creative and management roles in the tech industry. Long-time friends Deborah and Willow love hiking the trails of Marin County and imagining themselves swimming in the chilly SF Bay (but know they never will).In this episode, Nada sits down with Willow and Deb to talk about the daily practice of noticing; they call this practice a TIN—(Today I Noticed). They describe TINs as small moments of recognition and connection that, over time, can profoundly impact how we view ourselves and those within our community. The duo tells Nada how their friendship stumbled onto this practice and what led them to begin hosting workshops, coaching, and eventually, authorship. Check out the Today I Noticed website. Willow recommends adding Yellow Face by R. F. Kuang, The Bee Sting by Paul Murray, and The Expectant Detectives by Kat Ailes to your bookshelf. Follow on Instagram: @today.i.noticedPlease follow us at @thisislibertyroad on Instagram; we want to share and connect with you and hear your thoughts and comments. Please rate and review this podcast. It helps to know if these conversations inspire and equip you to consider your possibilities and lean into your future with intention. If you are interested in learning even more from the experts on this podcast, please consider joining us in After School, Liberty Road's new membership community. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Starting off with the show outline, host Bob Simms talks about the recent Mountain lion attack and details. SF Bay stripers/halibut; Rockfishing season opens April 1st at a minimum depth of 300 feet. Finally, some strange rockfish regulations that have surfaced.

Bob kicks off with the show outline, and talks about the opening of Rockfish season (300 feet or deeper) on April 1st. Bullard's Bar has an upcoming kokanee derby. We also hear about SF Bay halibut, and near record steelhead runs in Valley rivers.

Bob opens with the show outline; Some ocean salmon fishing possible; SF Bay halibut; The Smith and Chetco Rivers are winding down; South Fork Eel still a steelhead possibility; Right now fishing for ocean perch a popular activity on coast.

Bob opens with the Show outline and discusses SF Bay halibut, and the controversy over new salmon regulations; According to one guest, it is the last weekend for goose hunting in the Northeast zone. Finally, Bob reports on how the CDFW did a poor job communicating why so many salmon have died on Klamath River.

Covering the Giants for SF Bay and Giants Baseball Insider, Steven Rissoto, joins Kerry Crowley on Sportsphone to break down the Giants' roster ahead of the 2024 season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dark O Moon- Convening the Flora Fauna Fungi Council: Caroline welcomes Seth Warner, author of “Welcome to Psilocybin – an easy Guide to Growing & Experiencing the Potential of Magic Mushrooms.” Seth Warner is a community advocate in the psychedelic space based in the Bay Area. In 2018 he began his journey directing the San Francisco Psychedelic Society and by 2019 helped decriminalize psilocybin in the city of Oakland, CA. Alongside his work with these initiatives, Seth began MycoRising to teach home-scale psilocybin cultivation and has taught thousands of new growers through his workshops and “Ready? Set. Grow!” online program. MycoRising hosts weekly microdose hikes in the SF Bay area as well as other online and in-person community and consciousness building events. https://www.mycorisingfungi.com/     Support The Visionary Activist Show on Patreon for weekly Chart & Themes ($4/month) and more… *Woof*Woof*Wanna*Play?!?* The post The Visionary Activist Show – Welcome to Psilocybin appeared first on KPFA.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Lower-suffering egg brands available in the SF Bay Area, published by mayleaf on January 31, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. (Disclaimer: I am not an animal welfare researcher or expert. I got all of my information from publicly-available certification standards, farm websites, and emailing individual farms.) I'm not a vegan, but I've long felt troubled by the fact that eggs have such a high suffering-to-calorie ratio - higher, by some calculations, than beef[1] . I like eating eggs, and it seems possible to raise laying hens in a humane and low-suffering way, so I looked into whether I could purchase eggs from brands that treat their chickens well (or at least, less badly). TL;DR: See here for egg brands I recommend that are sold in the Bay Area. If you're not based in the Bay Area, I recommend Cornucopia's Egg Scorecard tool and the Animal Welfare Approved store locator to find low-suffering eggs in your market area. What does "lower-suffering" mean? I don't know how to tell whether a hen's life is "overall happy" or "net-positive" (or if that's even a coherent way to think about this question). Instead, I looked into common industry practices that are harmful to laying hens, and tried to find brands that avoid those practices. To do this, I used the qualifying criteria for A Greener World's Animal Welfare Approved (AWA) certification, which I've personally heard animal welfare researchers speak highly of. Unfortunately, very few egg brands (and none available in my current city) have an AWA certification, so rather than relying on certification status, I evaluated each brand on a per-criteria basis. Based on the AWA standards for laying hens, my criteria included: No physical mutilation. This includes debeaking (removing the whole beak), beak trimming (removing the sharp tip of the beak that the hen uses to forage and groom), toe-trimming (removing the hen's claws), etc. The AWA certification forbids all physical alterations. No forced-molting. This involves starving hens for 1-2 weeks, which forces them into a molt (losing feathers), resetting their reproductive cycle so that they can restart egg production with higher yields. AWA forbids this. Access to outdoor space and foraging. AWA mandates that outdoor foraging is accessible for at least 50% of daylight hours, and that housing is designed to encourage birds to forage outdoors during the day. The outdoor space must be an actual nice place to forage, with food and vegetation to provide cover from predators, and not just a dirt field. Indoor confinement is prohibited. Age of outdoor access for pullets (young hens). Many farms keep pullets indoors for their safety even if adult hens forage outdoors. If you keep pullets indoors for too long, it seems that they became scared to go outside. AWA's standard is 4 weeks; many standard farms don't allow outdoor access until >12 weeks (if outdoor access is provided at all). Indoor space. The hens' indoor housing or shelter must have at least 1.8 square feet per bird, unless they only return to their indoor housing to lay and sleep and spend the rest of the time outdoors. Smaller flock size. AWA has no strict requirements here, but recommends a flock size of

Are your real estate investments earning enough profit to make it all worthwhile? Do you know how much money is going out versus how much is coming back in? Do you need a better way of tracking the cash flow that you're working so hard to create? In this episode, you'll hear from real estate investor, David Richter, who learned by experience that he was spending too much for the amount of money he was getting from his rental properties. So he created a system for tracking cash flow called “Profit First” to help himself and other investors understand exactly how much they were really making. David has been investing in real estate for more than 10 years and has closed more than 850 deals. That includes wholesale, turnkey, BRRRR, owner finance, rentals, lease options, and other investing strategies. He created his Profit First cash flow system after he realized the need for tracking his cash flow. He's also the author of: “Profit First for Real Estate Investing,” and he's the founder of SimpleCFO Solutions to help other investors so they can “stop living from deal to deal.” You can also find out more about how to manage your real estate portfolio, get organized, avoid taxes, and make a profit by signing up for a free RealWealth membership at realwealthshow.com. You'll have access to hundreds of webinars, property teams in growing markets, real estate professionals to help you with your journey, and our experienced investment counselors.  If you happen to be in the SF Bay area on Jan 20th, I'd love to meet you at our live event. You can get the details at GrowDevelopments.com under the event tab. I'll be giving my 2024 Economic forecast, plus I'll share about our newest syndication - a home development project in Klamath falls, OR, and I'll also be explaining what a syndication is. Thanks for joining me here on the Real Wealth Show. You can also watch this episode on YouTube here, and while you're there be sure to subscribe, like and comment, we love to hear from you! -Kathy Fettke    

In this Real Estate News Brief for the week ending January 6th, 2024... why economists are getting a more hawkish message from the Fed, what Zillow is listing as the hottest housing market in 2024, and the top growth states according to U-Haul.   If you happen to be in the SF Bay area on Jan 20th, I'd love to meet you at our live event. You can get the details at GrowDevelopments.com under the event tab. I'll be giving my 2024 Economic forecast, plus I'll share about our newest syndication - a home development project in Klamath falls, OR, and I'll also be explaining what a syndication is. You can get the details at grow developments.com...   ...If you'd like to learn how to invest in real estate, sign up for a free membership at RealWealth.com. You'll have access to hundreds of webinars and educational articles along with data on various growth markets, sample properties, property teams, our investment counselors, and a recommended list of real estate professionals.   I also encourage you to subscribe to this podcast if you haven't done so, and please leave us a review!   Thanks for listening! Kathy Fettke   Links:   1 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-december-fed-minutes-could-shake-up-investors-rate-cut-expectations-7b8a2757?mod=home-page   2 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/jobless-claims-drop-to-nearly-three-month-low-of-202-000-a58b91ea?mod=economic-report   3 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/job-openings-slide-to-32-month-low-of-8-8-million-as-u-s-hiring-boom-fades-67de0093?mod=economy-politics   4 - https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/december-jobs-report-s-p-500-futures-point-to-fifth-straight-loss-ahead-of-payrolls-data/card/december-jobs-report-shows-216-000-new-workers-biggest-increase-in-three-months-whqYk8WaJ2Wj3dg7Niym   5 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-construction-spending-rises-for-11th-month-in-a-row-in-november-31395b7d?mod=economic-report   6 - https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms   7 - https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/real-estate/2024/01/05/zillow-hottest-housing-markets-2024/72119594007/   8 - https://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2024/01/asking-rents-mostly-unchanged-year-over.html 9 - https://www.uhaul.com/Articles/About/U-Haul-Announces-Top-Growth-States-Of-2023-30660/?fbclid=IwAR3MTpMSSsEg_KbdMu4gDxRYBmsKOH2avD0aXDJHhcGxRTCdZtKw5QXqVfI

Another year, another collection of awesome, insightful, actionable conversations on referrals. 2023 taught us that the lead generation methods that were once tried and true don't work anymore.    People don't want cold calls, they don't want their doors knocked. They are craving the attention, connection and generosity of people who truly care. That's where we can come in. When it comes to maximizing your referability, there are many pieces to the puzzle, and some of our favorite guest's talked about them.    Time mastery…we can't connect and provide maximum value if it's not in our schedule. The traditional idea of time blocking can feel suffocating, but it doesn't have to be. It can be joyful. We can create schedules that allow us to hit our goals, connect with people and be the influential powerhouses we're meant to be.    Enjoy a masterful (and refreshing) lesson in time blocking with Karla Roberdeau and Neal Smith.    Get the Time Mastery daily worksheet at http://ReferralsPodcast.com What do you do when your networking's not working? You go back to the most important thing - meaningful one-one-one meetings. If we fill our schedules strategically and then do the homework of following up, we can build a solid network, one person at a time.    In this “Networking Secrets Revealed”, Realtor Becky Davis talks about how she fills up her networking stack, and how networking propelled her business to new heights.    In today's world of artificial intelligence and superficial relationships - top of mind isn't good enough. We need to be Top of Heart. Authentic human connection has never been more important, and we can be the ones to facilitate that.    Top of heart is the mindset, skill set and heart set to build real true genuine human relationships. This is so important, so mission critical, you can't do business without it. Grant Muller is so passionate about it, he wrote an incredible book. In this episode, he shares his incredible life story, and the new code for doing business today.    Get “Top Of Heart: How A New Approach To Business Saved My Life, And Could Save Yours Too” here.    Every great thing we achieve begins as a dream. Why not create a system for your dreams so you can track, refine and align them with your spouse?    That's what Jeff Lutzinger did. Our biggest dreams will always feel unattainable, intimidating and too pie-in-the-sky until we actually get them out of our heads and onto paper.    In this episode, SF Bay agent, Jeff Lutzinger shares how he created his dream sheet, and the impact it has had on him, his family and even his business.     Get our Bucket List worksheet here.    Having a high level of competence solves all problems in business, especially how referable we are. No one hires an incompetent professional, let alone tells their friends and family about them.    In our 3 Cs of Referability special - we dig into competence and why it's mission critical. We also talk about how adding communication and character to this is a killer combo in business.   Episode: 322 Title: The Ridiculously Simple Recipe To Referability Host: Michael J. Maher

Brendan Borrell is a corespondent for Outside Magazine. Along with photographer Tom Fowlks, he recently paddled from the Central Valley of California to the headwaters of the San Francisco Bay. Taking advantage of a very wet winter last year, which led to the reformation of Tulare Lake, they paddled over flooded farmland, up irrigation ditches and down rivers, braving putrid water, a sinking boat, being shot at, and nearly being arrested. An article about the adventure titled My Wild Wet and (Sometimes) Miserable Paddling Trip Through the Heart of California, with words by Brendan and photos by Tom, appears in the November/December issue of Outside Magazine.

Recorded: 10/10/23 Doug & Rob are once again joined by SF Bay and SI contributor Steven Rissotto. They discuss the managerial vacancy, the unknown with the front office, and much more. Social: @sayheypodcast on Twitter and IG Go join: Giants Chatter on Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/groups/giantschatter/ Twitter: @SayHeyDoug and @SayHeyRob   SPONSOR: Manteca Bedquarters-www.mantecabedquarters.com   MUSIC: INTRO: This track: https://inaudio.org/track/summer-soul…   OUTRO:  https://youtu.be/UduDreaZq6c  

In this Real Estate News Brief for the week ending September 2nd, 2023... what the Fed's favorite inflation gauge is telling us about July, the home buying slowdown among investors, and plans for a brand-new bustling city in the San Francisco Bay Area.   We begin with the Fed's preferred inflation gauge showing a slight uptick in July. The Personal Consumption Expenditure price index rose 3.3% compared to the previous year. That's up from 3% in June. The core rate which excludes food and fuel was also up from 4.1% in June to 4.2% in July. The report is fuel for the Fed's next meeting when officials will decide on whether to hike short-term rates once again...   You can read more about these stories by following links in the show notes at newsforinvestors.com. While you are there, be sure to sign up for a free RealWealth membership. You can learn more about how and where it makes sense for you to invest. You can also look at sample rental properties, get your questions answered by experienced investment counselors, and connect with property teams and other real estate professionals. And please remember to subscribe to this podcast, and leave a review!   Thanks for listening. I'm Kathy Fettke.   Links:   1 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/inflation-rate-rises-slightly-in-july-pce-finds-f496f493   2 - https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/31/business/economy/fed-inflation-july.html   3 - https://www.reuters.com/markets/rates-bonds/feds-bostic-says-us-interest-rates-are-high-enough-2023-08-31/   4 - https://www.reuters.com/markets/rates-bonds/feds-bostic-says-us-interest-rates-are-high-enough-2023-08-31/   5 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-jobless-claims-fall-to-lowest-level-in-four-weeks-3b2da360   6 - https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-creates-187-000-jobs-in-august-382df422?mod=economy-politics   7 - https://www.freddiemac.com/pmms   8 - https://www.redfin.com/news/investor-home-purchases-drop-q2-2023/   9 - https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/25/business/land-purchases-solano-county.html