Five years ago San Francisco was the envy of the world. It was the undisputed
capitol of cutting-edge technology. It had a tapestry of communities and culture
— ranging from Chinese and Mexican to Muslim and LGBTQ+ — living in harmony
and inclusiveness. From all corners of the globe, everyone wanted to come see
San Francisco or else emulate it back home.
So what happened to arguably the greatest city in the world? and how do WE come together to fix it?
EP 25: From Candidate to Victor: Danny Sauter’s Path to Winning District 3
Danny Sauter returns to discuss his journey from candidate to District 3 Supervisor-elect with host Ben Kaplan.
Hear about the highs, challenges, and lessons learned from the campaign trail and what’s next for San Francisco's vibrant heart.
23 Oct 2024
EP 24: Shaping the Future of District 1: Bold Visions for San Francisco’s Richmond
In this episode of We Are San Francisco, host Ben Kaplan sits down with District 1 Supervisor candidates Jen Nossokoff and Marjan Philhour to explore their visions for the Richmond District. From public safety and sustainable transit to the future of City College and addressing San Francisco’s fentanyl crisis, both candidates offer unique insights and approaches to solving the city's most pressing issues. As the candidates share their personal motivations and experiences, this episode delves into what sets them apart and how they plan to bring real change to their community.
16 Oct 2024
EP 23: From the South Side - District 11’s Candidates on Local Change and Big Visions
In this episode of We Are San Francisco, host Ben Kaplan sits down with District 11 Supervisor candidates Adlah Chisti, EJ Jones, and Michael Lai to discuss the pressing issues facing one of San Francisco’s most overlooked districts. From addressing the socioeconomic disparities that keep District 11 waiting for city resources, to the fight for better schools, safer streets, and cleaner neighborhoods, these candidates share their vision for the future.
Adlah Chisti highlights her deep connection to the community, drawing on her six years of political experience and her dedication to transparency and accountability. EJ Jones emphasizes his lived experience and long-standing work in the district, advocating for holistic safety measures and the need to end the fentanyl crisis. Meanwhile, Michael Lai focuses on how his fundraising prowess and commitment to education and childcare set him apart.
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