Shows From 2007 November
Remembering November 29, 2007
Originally aired on Thursday, November 29th, 2007This week, we’re looking at memory – from how we forget to what we remember. Julie Napolin spoke to some musicians and psychologists about the connection between music and memory. We sent reporters Erika Pallasigue and Jon Doss out to troll for memories. Kevin Jones spoke with a researcher at UC Berkeley about how our brains process memories. Winnie Andrews looks into the healing power of writing and the spoken word. Sindya Bhanoo asks people to remember their arranged marriages, a common practice in India.
The Hustle November 15, 2007
Originally aired on Friday, November 16th, 2007Today we fly below radar to meet Hustlers: people who earn their living in unusual ways. Julie Napolin talked to a San Francisco drummer who hustles his passion for music on the streets. Winnie Andrews spoke with a former male escort. Kevin Jones went to Golden Gate Fields to ask betters about their strategies, their big wins and the chances of earning a living at the horse track. Eric Zassenhaus spoke with a professional shoplifter, who reveals some of the tricks of the trade. Ben Hubbard found one Bay Area poet who takes his work to the street.
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Home November 8, 2007
Originally aired on Thursday, November 8th, 2007This week we explore the concept of “home.” Sindya N. Bhanoo talks to one of Berkeley’s undocumented students and finds out what his definition of home is. Jon Doss talked to college dorm residents about where they consider home to be: Berkeley or their parents’ house. Becca MacLaren takes us to the banks of Sausalito to see why some people love coming home to a boat instead of a house. Erika Pallisigue logged on to find out what amenities a digital home in Second Life provides. Eric Zassenhaus reported on elderly people without homes.
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Democracy November 1, 2007
Originally aired on Thursday, November 1st, 2007Reporter Julie Napolin speaks to a man who has spent over thirty years riling UC Berkeley students on Sproul Plaza. Ben Hubbard files a piece on UC Berkeley Republicans. Eric Zassenhaus reports on Chicken John, San Francisco mayoral candidate. Kevin Jones talks about how political speeches are evolving. And Becca MacLaren interviews the director of elections in San Francisco.
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