San Francisco Revival

Back in 2019, we were watching this City—our City—go through some major shifts driven by the impacts of gentrification, displacement, and tech. So we launched a podcast called San Francisco inFLUX.Our goals with that project were to explore the complex dynamics of this transformation—It was about understanding the real forces behind this change—forces that were reshaping the culture, pushing out long-time communities, and leaving a lot of us wondering where we fit in. We highlighted the people and stories that weren’t getting the spotlight and really dug into what’s current and next for the people who make this place home.Since then, our City has continued to be upended by the ever-present impacts of gentrification, and our already deep social inequities have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.Look, our City has seen better days, we’re grappling with challenges that don’t have easy answers– but what we’ve noticed about the prevailing narrative is that it paints a hopeless pi

San Francisco Revival is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 16 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.

Unknown Host hosts San Francisco Revival, a business show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  San Francisco Revival Podcast w/ Tania Estrada (Unstoppable: Resilience, Justice, and the Future of The Women’s Building)

  May 8, 202536 minS1

  <p>For over 40 years, The Women’s Building in San Francisco has stood as more than a landmark —i t’s been a sanctuary and a beacon for women, immigrants, and marginalized communities. In this episode of San Francisco Revival, Mission Housing sits down with Tania Estrada, Executive Director of The Women’s Building, to explore her inspiring journey from volunteer to organizational leader.</p><p>Tania opens up about the intersectional challenges facing women in San Francisco — from housing insecurity and displacement to underreported violence and immigration fears. She also offers insight into the building’s bold new decarbonization initiative a...

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  San Francisco Revival Podcast with Andrea Reyes (CARECEN) | Power Not Panic: Know Your Rights

  Apr 18, 202541 minS1

  <p>In this urgent and empowering episode of San Francisco Revival, we sit down with Andrea Reyes, an immigration attorney at CARECEN SF (Central American Resource Center), to discuss the critical legal rights immigrants have—regardless of status—in the U.S. </p><p>Andrea shares insights from her decade of experience in deportation defense, offers practical guidance for dealing with ICE at home, in public, or at work, and unpacks the reality behind “sanctuary city” protections in San Francisco. She also talks about the red cards that can protect you in immigration encounters and how everyday allies can support communit...

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  San Francisco Revival Podcast with Fatima Ramirez (Acción Latina)

  Mar 6, 202550 minS1

  <p>In a city like San Francisco, cultural arts and community media are tools for civic engagement, people empowerment and community healing.</p><p>Organizations who facilitate these things are the spiritual backbone of our neighborhoods. They inspire hope and bring people together to create real change. </p><p>No organization in San Francisco or the Mission exemplifies this better, and has performed this service longer at the highest of levels, than the legendary Acción Latina.</p><p>On this episode of San Francisco Revival, a Mission Housing podcast, we have a heartfelt conversation with Fatima Ramirez, Acción Lat...

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  San Francisco Revival Podcast with Mission Graduates CEO Eddie Kaufman

  Jan 16, 202559 minS1

  <p>San Francisco’s public education system is more than classrooms and curriculums -- it’s a lifeline for opportunity, equity, and the future of our communities.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Yet, the challenges of funding, teacher retention, and family poverty facilitate the narrative of the district. </p> <p><br></p> <p>On this episode of San Francisco Revival, a Mission Housing podcast, we sit down with Edward Kaufman, the CEO of Mission Graduates, to explore the state of education in our City. From the systemic barriers students face to the transformative programs driving change -- we’ll unpack the vis...

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  San Francisco Revival Podcast with Hillary Ronen

  Dec 13, 20241h 3mS1

  <p>On the debut episode of San Francisco Revival -- a Mission Housing podcast -- we speak with outgoing District 9 Supervisor Hillary Ronen, who has spent over 15 years working in and representing San Francisco’s District 9, which includes the Mission, Bernal, and Portola. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>As her time on the Board of Supervisors comes to a close, we’ll explore what it really means to lead with conviction in one of the most demanding urban environments in the country, the lessons she’s taking with her, and her hopes for the future of San Francisco.</p> <p><br /><...

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