JC Carlston
How the Oakland Athletics Broke My Heart
My mother took me to my first baseball game in the mid-80s, and now the Oakland Athletics are moving to Sacramento, leaving behind a rich legacy of memories and a city that will miss them.
California Academy Of Sciences Kicked Off August’s Remix Sessions The Bay Way
NightLife has something special going on this month, and last week the Bay Area was in full effect at Golden Gate Park’s California Academy of Sciences. LaRussell made his homecoming after being on tour with T Pain and kicked off the Remix Sessions that have you covered every Thursday in
This New Literary Magazine is a Gift to the People of San Francisco
I’ve got some awesome news! We received a grant from the Civic Joy Fund to put out a literary magazine celebrating SF and acting to counter the stupid “Doom Loop” narrative. It’s a gift to the people of San Francisco. And after months of working on this project it’s now available
Klay Thompson Leaving the Warriors is the End of an Era
It’s the end of an era in the Bay. The best-ever backcourt duo arguably in the history of the National Basketball Association is no more. On Monday morning it was announced Klay Thompson, one half of the Splash Brothers, was taking his ball and moving to Texas to join the Dallas Mavericks.
Musician You Should Know: Brycon
Brycon, the well known of the unknown, is at it again. Last Friday Brycon, San Francisco’s busiest man on the beats, dropped his 13th solo studio album. The Shape of Things That Went which is a 14 track homage to jazz legend Ornette Coleman’s classic album The Shape of Jazz
Willie Mays “The Say Hey Kid” Passes Away At 93
It’s one of those where were you when, kind of evenings. I was at home watching the Giants take on the Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago when Jon Miller broke the news at 5:56 pm live on the air that the “Say Hey Kid” Willie Mays had passed away
Baseball Is Back San Francisco
It’s that time of the year San Francisco. Time to dust off those mitts, them croix de candlestick buttons and your best in Orange and Black. Baseball season is upon us today in the great city we call home. The smell of the grass, the dogs, the beers, the ‘he’s
Jorge Soler, a Legit Free Agent Power Bat, is Coming to The SF Giants
As I tossed and turned Tuesday morning I flipped on KNBR to help drown out the horns and nonsense that is the morning commute on Van Ness. That’s when I heard it! The Murph and Marcus Show brought to my and every other listener’s attention that the San Francisco Giants
Your Favorite Artists’ Guide to Game Day in San Francisco
The Big Game Day is around the corner. We all want to eat, it’s a Sunday. You got your wing spot? Need a vegan option? Not all of us care about football the same way I do but I asked some of my close friends and local legends to give