City of Tea is a group of 3 friends dedicated to the fun & fuckery of the great City of Sacramento. Every episode will bring you the hottest tea from what’s happening at City Hall to the best shows in town to what community groups are doing the work work work work work.
Your hosts aka captains of the fun & fuckery are Shannon, Gabe & PJ.
Submit show ideas to: cityoftea916@gmail.com
Follow us all the socials at CityofTea916.
Did you know that in the Fruitridge Finger, in the Oak Park Neighborhood, there lives a farm? Well, you're about to find out.
On this episode, the team welcomes Matthew Ampersand who is just as cool as his name sounds. Along with his wife, and landscape artist, Tessa, Matthew runs what is really an incredible resource, Find Out Farms. They are more than a place that grows things for the betterment of our local ecology, they are a gawtdanged oasis of information. You'll hear straight from Matthew about the wonder that is the farm, you'll find out just what it's all about, and you'll learn how to support this incredible lil plot of wonder.
Get your notebooks out, this one is full of facts and nerdy plant flavor.
You can find out more about the farm by visiting their website: https://www.findoutfarms.com/
If you want to stay up to date with what projects Matthew is working on, and how Tessa keeps things organized, head over to their IG: https://www.instagram.com/findoutfarms/?hl=en
If you need a reason to visit the farm, her name is Two Dots and she has lots of fowl friends: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CiONsOKIwF3/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
17 Oct 2025
Go touch grass - Golden State Naturalist Joins the Teasters - Cot 33
Gabe and PJ sit down with the host of the Golden State Naturalist podcast, Michelle Fullner, to talk about nature in California, and specifically what makes Sac a dope place worth protecting. We talk trees, bugs, birds and more.
Find out more about GSN https://www.goldenstatenaturalist.com/
Check out the California Native Plant Society https://www.cnps.org/
And don't forget to follow GSN on all socials @goldenstatenaturalist (careful with Facebook's non stop AI slop)
10 Oct 2025
Sacramento City Council vs. Humans They Don't Care About - the film: COT 32
The Right to Exist follows the rise and fall of Camp Resolution in Sacramento, centering the stories of unhoused women and the activists, filmmakers, and academics who tried to protect them.
The episode explores common myths about homelessness, the role of affordable housing and policy failures, and how visibility, advocacy, and political decisions shaped the camp’s fate.
Filmmakers Nick Anderson and Arturo Baiocchi discuss the making of the documentary, the emotional toll on residents, and plans for screenings and broader distribution.
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