San Francisco 1999
Claim This Podcastby Neiel Cavin
Podcast Overview
<p>Was urban culture really more vibrant and engaging before social media, Silicon Valley, and smart phones?<br>Join host Neiel Cavin and his special guests as they recollect and reminisce in conversations about art, music, culture, collectives, and creativity in the the San Francisco Bay Area circa 1995 to 2005 and whether we agree on how things were different in the “before times.” San Francisco 1999 is on all your favorite podcast destinations and you can join the conversation at SanFran99.com<br><br></p>
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Publishing Since
9/26/2025
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Recent Episodes
December 14, 2025
Playground Pt. 1 – Holiday Listening Sampler '98 to '02
Greetings! This episode originally aired 11-28-25 as a musical interlude for the week, Yours truly and potential guests were on holiday. So, I compiled a little mix of live recorded music from Playground. My band/project started in the late 1990s and put me and the group in the middle of the San Francisco Bay Area music scene at the turn of the millennium. I unpublished this episode because it broke format (and felt somewhat self-indulgent). Due to popular demand though, I'm re-...
December 13, 2025
JasWho? Pt. 2 – Live House Music, Soulmine Records, Dubtribe, DIY
In this episode, Part 2 of a conversation with Jason Williams a.k.a. JasWho? Jay has been foundational on the music scene of the San Francisco Bay Area since the late 1990s. Whether performing as a multi-instrumentalist in Bay Area and International music groups, performing his legendary solo live House music sets, releasing original vinyl on the label Soulmine records that he co-founded with Eileen Kaur Alden, recording and producing artists for Temple Music Group, or producing countless art...
December 6, 2025
JasWho? Pt. 1 – 90s Haight Ashbury, SF House Music '97
In this episode, Part 1 of a conversation with Jason Williams a.k.a. JasWho? Jay has been foundational on the music scene of the San Francisco Bay Area since the late 1990s. Whether performing as a multi-instrumentalist in Bay Area and International music groups, performing his legendary solo live House music sets, releasing original vinyl on the label Soulmine records that he co-founded with Eileen Kaur Alden, recording and producing artists for Temple Music Group, or producing countless art...
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<p>Was urban culture really more vibrant and engaging before social media, Silicon Valley, and smart phones?<br>Join host Neiel Cavin and his special guests as they recollect and reminisce in conversations about art, music, culture, collectives, and creativity in the the San Francisco Bay Area circa 1995 to 2005 and whether we agree on how things were different in the “before times.” San Francisco 1999 is on all your favorite podcast destinations and you can join the conversation at SanFran99.com<br><br></p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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