The Hidden Heritage of San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf A San Francisco native, alumna Emi Takahara always wondered why so many locals dismiss the historic Fisherman’s Wharf as a tourist trap. Sure, it has overpriced food, but it also has a
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The Hidden Heritage of San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf Cindy Olnick 0:00Today on Save As … Emi Takahara 0:01People don’t really know about the Italian and Sicilian heritage, or even the early people, the Yelamu that lived there, they’re not thinking……
Rehabbing Old Houses into Affordable Housing Trudi Sandmeier 0:00Today on Save As… Isabel Thornton 0:01It’s the whole effect of that in a neighborhood when you have a blighted or vacant home and a home that has just not seen……
Rehabbing Old Houses into Affordable Housing Alumna Isabel Thornton grew up in the Rust Belt town of Roanoke, Virginia. After graduating from USC, she eventually returned home and took note of the city’s beautiful Victorian homes, many vacant and in
[Update] Meet You at Lenchita’s Alumna Sara Delgadillo grew up in Pacoima, a blue-collar neighborhood in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley. Sara joined us in Season One to discuss how growing up in Pacoima influenced her life, studies, and career in
[Update] Meet you at Lenchita’s Cindy OlnickHello, Save As listeners, this is Cindy Olnick here, and we are very excited to bring you a brief update on a very important topic that we covered in the very first season. We……
[Update] Heritage and Hope at the Mafundi Building in Watts After the Watts Rebellion of 1965, Black architects Art Silvers and Robert Kennard designed a Late Modern building for the Mafundi Institute, a cultural organization. The Watts Happening Cultural Center
[Update] Bunker Hill Refrain: Resurrecting a Lost Community From 1930s census cards to virtual reality, the Bunker Hill Refrain project just keeps getting cooler. This multi-year effort is using data to reimagine downtown L.A.’s Bunker Hill—a historic, vibrant neighborhood razed
[Update] Bunker Hill: Resurrecting a Lost Community Cindy Olnick 00:00 Hello, Save As listeners. Cindy Olnick here. We’re bringing you another Encore episode from our very first season. This one’s about a project called Bunker Hill Refrain. It’s super cool.……