I Left My Podcast in San Francisco

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 is a government podcast hosted by SFGovTV, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

SFGovTV hosts I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, a government show with 23 episodes published.

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  Dan Tsai: Inside SF Public Health - Leadership, Equity & Recovery

  Aug 17, 202639 min

  Take a deep dive into San Francisco’s public health landscape with SFDPH Director Dan Tsai, who joins host Franco Finn in the basement of City Hall for an inspiring conversation. Dan shares his journey from transforming Medicaid nationally to taking on SF’s most urgent challenges — substance use, behavioral health, seniors, unhoused neighbors, and health equity. Learn how SFDPH’s 8,000 staff work across hospitals, clinics, street teams, and aging services to make San Francisco the healthiest place on earth for all people.We explore Chinatown’s 100-year-old health center renovation, new overdose recovery initiatives, the Living Proof campaign, and Dan’s favorite SF pastimes, including cycling over Hawk Hill and joining his first SF Pride Parade with DPH.www.sfgov.org/sfdph

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  Maria Su: Reimagining Public Education in San Francisco

  Aug 10, 202642 min

  Dr. Maria Su, Superintendent of SFUSD, joins I Left My Podcast in SF to share how her own journey—from immigrating as a young child to working in community nonprofits—shapes her commitment to expanding access and equity for every student in San Francisco. She explains how stabilizing the district’s finances, protecting educators, and aligning curriculum have led to rising literacy and math outcomes across SFUSD. Maria highlights several major initiatives transforming the district, including the opening of Mission Bay Elementary with its innovative STEM Hub, the creation of a new special education school that keeps essential services close to home, and the launch of a Mandarin immersion K–8 school driven by family demand. She also shares the excitement around programs like Freedom School, expanded transitional kindergarten, preschool options for three- and four-year-olds, and hands-on internships across city departments. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or community member, this episode reveals how SFUSD is rebuilding trust, investing in innovation, and shaping the future of education in San Francisco. www.sfusd.edu

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  Mike Nakornkhet: Inside SFO - The Airport That Welcomes the World

  Aug 3, 202637 min

  Go behind the scenes at San Francisco International Airport with Director Mike Nakornkhet, the first Asian‑American to lead SFO. From childhood aviation dreams to managing one of the world’s most beloved airports, Mike shares insights on SFO’s culture, future expansion, sustainability, the Gate Explorer Pass, and how the airport helps tell the story of San Francisco. If you love travel, planes, or the city itself, this episode is full of stories and inspiration.iflysfo.com

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  Mawuli Tubenyoh: Impact Through Equity

  Jul 27, 202634 min

  Join host Franco Finn as he sits down with Mawuli Tugbenyoh, Executive Director of the San Francisco Human Rights Commission, for an inspiring deep dive into equity, public service, and the work being done behind the scenes to uplift communities across the city.Mawuli shares his personal journey growing up in the Bay Area, how experiences like seeing Nelson Mandela speak shaped his passion for activism, and what the HRC is doing today to enforce civil rights, protect immigrant communities, and invest in San Francisco’s youth through programs like Opportunities for All.We also talk about food, hidden hiking gems, Ed Lee’s unforgettable jokes, and the vision for a more equitable and thriving San Francisco.

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  Dean Crispen: Inside SFFD's Leadership, Innovation & Community

  Jul 20, 202646 min

  Take a deep dive into the San Francisco Fire Department with Fire Chief Dean Crispen, a 34‑year veteran dedicated to service, equity, and innovation. From drones and thermal cameras to a massive new Bayview training facility, Chief Crispen breaks down how SFFD is evolving to keep our neighborhoods safe. He also shares stories of bravery, volunteering at Ground Zero, and what it means to serve the city he grew up in.Recorded at City Hall for “I Left My Podcast in San Francisco,” this conversation highlights community preparedness, hands‑only CPR, youth programs, and the heart behind San Francisco’s firefighters.www.sf-fire.org

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