I Left My Podcast in San Francisco brings you inside the stories of the people who keep our city moving. Each episode highlights leaders and team members from across departments—sharing the innovations, challenges, and passion behind the work that shapes life in San Francisco.
I Left My Podcast in San Francisco
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I Left My Podcast in San Francisco brings you inside the stories of the people who keep our city moving. Each episode highlights leaders and team members from across departments—sharing the innovations, challenges, and passion behind the work that shapes life in San Francisco.
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3/9/2026
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June 29, 2026
Honey Mahogany: Equity, Culture & Pride
<p>In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Honey Mahogany, Director of the San Francisco Office of Transgender Initiatives (OTI)—an activist, artist, entrepreneur, and public servant. </p><p>From growing up in the Outer Sunset and performing in musical theater and drag to practicing social work and shaping city policy, Honey shares a powerful journey rooted in service, community, and equity.</p><p>We talk about her San Francisco roots, her early social work at the Rainbow Community Center, co‑owning The Stud to preserve queer culture, and co‑founding the Transgender Cultural District. </p><p>She reflects on the surge in anti‑trans legislation nationwide and the resulting migration to refuge cities, updates to SF’s Fair Chance Ordinance to protect people criminalized for gender‑affirming or reproductive care and for performing drag, and the importance of representation inside City Hall. </p><p>https://sf.gov/transcitysf</p>
June 23, 2026
Dennis Herrera: Public Service, Infrastructure, and San Francisco
<p>In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC). From his early days serving on city commissions to nearly two decades as San Francisco City Attorney and his leadership at the SFPUC, Dennis shares stories from a career dedicated to public service. He reflects on landmark legal battles that helped shape California and the nation, including the fight for marriage equality, protecting immigrant communities, defending access to health care, and holding corporations accountable. We talk about his transition to leading the SFPUC during a pivotal moment for the agency, the progress made on public power, environmental stewardship, and major infrastructure investments that will serve generations to come. Dennis also reflects on leadership, public service, and the values that have guided his work on behalf of San Franciscans. https://www.sfpuc.gov</p>
June 15, 2026
Sherrice Dorsey-Smith: The Heart of SF’s Youth Programs
<p>In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Sherrice Dorsey‑Smith, Executive Director of the Department of Children, Youth & Their Families (DCYF). From her early days in AmeriCorps to leading one of SF’s most impactful departments, Sherrice shares an inspiring journey rooted in service, equity, and commitment to young people.</p><p><br></p><p>We talk about her first experiences in San Francisco, the mission of DCYF and the 249 programs they fund, and the massive pivots her team made during the pandemic, including building Community Hubs that served more than 6,000 children. Sherrice also reflects on the importance of mental health and supporting the “whole child,” the department’s work in youth violence prevention, community needs, and family summits, as well as her Women’s History Month recognition and her vision for the future of San Francisco.https://dcyf.org</p>
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