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Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Catch up with Babylon Burning's Mike Lynch in this special episode. Mike talks about adjusting his business in the face of a major downturn, with many of his usual clients pulling back on T-shirt orders. While he normally keeps his screenprinting shop open, literally, to the public, his doors have been mostly closed during the pandemic. And 63 Bluxome Gallery, which is part of Babylon Burning, has been closed as well. While the gallery isn't open, you can buy various merch that they make over at their Big Cartel site. We recorded this special episode at Babylon Burning in South of Market in September 2020.
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Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Catch up with Dino Medardo Rosso, whom we featured in Season 2, Episode 19 (Part 1/Part 2). After losing a lot of his business when restaurants shut down in March, and then getting laid off from his teaching job, Dino made a critical change. Learn more in this podcast. In addition to hiring Dino for language services, you can donate to his GoFundMe to help fund his new business/adventure. We recorded this special episode over Zoom during quarantine in San Francisco in August 2020. 
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
 Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
And get to know founder and owner Nico Schwieterman through the podcasts she did with us earlier this year. 
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
We first met and got to know Liz Beeson in 2019. At the time, she was raising money for a Caring Cowgirl minivan to cart around her therapy mini dwarf horse and mini donkey. (Please go back and listen to Part 1 and Part 2 of her podcast with us.) Fast-forward to earlier this month, when we caught up with Liz to hear what's been going on in her and the minis's lives. Among other stories in this special podcast, Liz talks about joining Brianna Noble's "Heels Down, Fists Up" equestrian demonstrations for racial justice. We recorded this podcast outside of Thee Parkside in Potrero Hill in September 2020. 
Photography by Michelle Kilfeather
Catch up with Season 2, Episode 41 storyteller (Part 1 and Part 2), Muttville founder and CEO Sherri Franklin. Sherri talks about everything her non-profit senior dog rescue has gone through during quarantine as well as some exciting plans for the near future. We're excited to announce that tickets are now available for the Muttville Gala! This year's theme: Mutts on the Moon. Get your tickets today for this virtual event! For more information on adopting from of fostering for Muttville, please visit their website. We recorded this special episode over Zoom during quarantine in San Francisco in August 2020. |