18 episodes
Jerry Kay’s Journal Jerry Kay
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- Society & Culture
Jerry Kay’s Journal builds on Jerry’s experience over many years (CBS Radio, KCBS in San Francisco, Sirius Satellite Radio). He loves the craft of audio --the sounds and variety of people's voices. His stories are about art and design, science and the environment, and innovation. He hopes you find these stories interesting and inspiring.
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Arrangiarsi - Pizza and the Art of Living
Arrangiarsi - Pizza and the Art of Living is the title of a film about pizza, Naples, Olive Oil and an amazing producer, photographer, writer, narrator and a person (and the film) I really want you to know about and check out. This extraordinary person is Matteo Troncone and his website is pizzaandtheartofliving.com. Here you can see his entire film (I hope you donate to keep his work going) and You Tube videos about olive oil he has also produced.
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How are Birds Able to Migrate Thousands of Miles
Michael Ellis is a naturalist. He leads all over the world and offers insight, heart and humor to help us connect us with the natural world. His website is footlooseforays.com. I encourage you to check it out.
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See the Largest Planet in our Solar System
Right now you can see the largest planet in the night sky...Jupiter. Bing Quock of Morrison Planetarium at the California Academy of Sciences tells you where to look and when. The Academy's website is calacademy.org.
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The LIVING NEW DEAL
To help us remember the accomplishments of the New Deal during President Roosevelt's administration the "Living New Deal" project was created.
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CURIOUS ABOUT THE NIGHT SKY AND ASTRONOMY?
The San Francisco Amateur Astronomers welcomes people of all ages and knowledge about astronomy. They offer lectures, incredible viewing nights, on Mt. Tamalpias and much more. Here is a short introduction to SFAA. To learn more you can visit them online at sfaa-astronomy.org.
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Museo Italo Americano's 40th Anniversary Exhibit
4oth Anniversary Permanent Collection Exhibit
On exhibit September 15, 2018 through January 27, 2019
In 1978 in a room above Caffè Malvina in North Beach, the Museo Italo Americano first opened its doors to the public. In the forty years since, we have built a notable Permanent Collection, thanks to the generosity of many artists, collectors, and friends of the Museo. This exhibit will highlight over forty artists and more than seventy works of art from our Permanent Collection. The Museo Italo Americano is grateful to the Fleishhacker Foundation for helping to make this exhibit possible.