The California Report Magazine
Every week, The California Report Magazine takes you on a road trip for the ears: to visit the places and meet the people who make California unique. The in-depth storytelling podcast from the California Report.
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How To Talk About Death and Dying During a Pand...
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From Protesting Police to Becoming a Cop Himself
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Stories of Hope Through Fire and Smoke
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California Women Reflect on a Century of Voting
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California City: Deception, Power, and Money in...
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A Chicano Takeover of Catalina Island + Califor...
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What Nuns, Survivors of Hiroshima, and ER Docto...
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In the Shadow of Shuttered Hospitals and the AI...
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Revisiting the Soundtrack of Silence
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Forced To Breathe the Same Air: A Look Inside C...
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The Sound of Social Revolution: Inside the Blac...
A documentary about a band with a mission to spark social revolution through the Trojan Horse of funk and soul.
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Buckle Up: A (Virtual) Road Trip to California ...
Roller skate in church; Healing Sierra hot springs; Live jazz by the beach; A shrine to pop culture; Places Called What?!
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Was He “The Priest Who Performs Miracles” – Or ...
Father Antonio Castañeda has been charged with 22 counts of battery, sexual battery, attempted sexual battery and attempt to prevent a witness/victim from prosecuting.
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A Tribute to Fathers
Letters to a Father in Prison; Sounds That Remind You of Pop; Remembering a Dad Lost to COVID.
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Dismantling Racism, One Protest and Book Club a...
Young Activists in Fresno and S.F. Push for Racial Justice; Latinx Book Club Challenges Anti-Blackness; Why We Need Diverse Contact Tracers; A COVID Doctor Shares His Story
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It Started With Oscar Grant: A Police Shooting ...
As nationwide protests continue in the wake of the police killing of George Floyd, we explore how the death of Oscar Grant – shot by a transit officer while lying face-down, unarmed on a train platform - galvanized a new generation of activists,
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‘Family Is Not Replaceable’
LA Koreatown Family Devastated by COVID, Navajo Nation "Ground Zero" for COVID, A Nurse Finds Joy; Motorcyclists Deliver PPE, The Class of 2020: No Prom, No Graduation
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“No One Is Disposable”: Living With Disability ...
An Activist With Autism Creates a New Routine; A Conversation With Disability Rights Activist Alice Wong; A Teacher With Visually Impaired Students Gets Creative
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Gold Chains: California’s Hidden History
Great-Grandma Survived, and Forgave; California's Last Known Slave; Taking a Stand at the 1973 Oscars
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How Tiny Sierra Towns are Coping With Pandemic
A 164 Year-Old Hotel Closed for the First Time; The Fate of Mark Twain's Old Newspaper; Disabled and Broke in Yosemite; Keeping a Cafe Going Along the Pony Express
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Feeding California During a Pandemic
One Man's Mission To Bring Groceries to Rural Trinity County; 90% of Catalina Unemployed; Transforming a Sacramento Restaurant to a Food Kitchen; Filipinos Feed the Frontlines. Plus: What's Bringing You Joy?
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Art Lives On, Even During a Pandemic
Social distancing haiku; Poet captures life on the brink; Building a GenZ pop empire from home; Show doesn't stop for 83 year old comic
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Life on the Front Lines of a Pandemic
Dispatch from the ER; Kids Can't Hug their Nurse Mom; Comforting the Dying from Afar; A Public Health Officer Gets Sick; In-Home Caregivers Demand Face Masks
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Love and Sex in the Time of Corona
An immunocompromised boyfriend; "Is sex still safe during a pandemic?"; Voicemails about life without sex; A WFH Dominatrix
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Home Baked: One Woman’s Subversive Response to ...
How a San Francisco woman became an unexpected source of comfort at a time when another pandemic rocked the state.
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