Forum tells remarkable and true stories about who we are and where we live. In the first hour, Alexis Madrigal convenes the diverse voices of the Bay Area, before turning to Mina Kim for the second hour to chronicle and center Californians’ experience. In an increasingly divided world, Mina and Alexis host conversations that inform, challenge and unify listeners with big ideas and different viewpoints.Want to call/submit your comments during our live Forum program Mon-Fri, 9am-11am? We'd love to hear from you! Please dial 866.SF.FORUM or (866) 733-6786 or email [email protected], tweet, or post on Facebook.
Lauren Markham on Reckoning with Future Loss from Climate Change
57 mins; February 04, 2025
Trump’s Embrace of Crypto Business Raises Ethics Alarms
58 mins; February 03, 2025
How Fraud, Greed and Negligence Have Stymied Alzheimer’s Research and Progress Toward a Cure
59 mins; February 03, 2025
Rick Steves Reflects on a Life of Travel
57 mins; January 31, 2025
Star On the Rise: August Lee Stevens Performs Live In Studio
57 mins; January 31, 2025
Imani Perry Finds Blue in the Black American Experience
60 hours 8 mins; January 30, 2025
Fake Pharmaceuticals Laced with Fentanyl Are a Global Health Crisis
60 hours 9 mins; January 30, 2025
Will the LA Fires Make California's Housing Crunch Worse?
57 mins; January 29, 2025
Trump Federal Funding Freeze Order Sows Confusion, Fear
57 mins; January 29, 2025
How Can San Francisco Fill Up Empty Offices and Stores?
57 mins; January 28, 2025
Liz Pelly on Spotify and the ‘Cost of the Perfect Playlist’
57 mins; January 28, 2025
Chris Hayes on Our 'Endangered' Attentions
57 mins; January 27, 2025
Are We Now a Broligarchy?
57 mins; January 27, 2025
Comedian Joel Kim Booster on ‘Bad Dates’ and Why He’s a ‘Rude Little Pig’
57 mins; January 24, 2025
Bay Area Legends: Activist Alice Wong and The Power of Bringing Visibility to Disability
57 mins; January 24, 2025
Dr. Sunita Sah on How To Say ‘No’
58 mins; January 23, 2025
The Biggest Breakthrough Technologies Coming This Year
57 mins; January 23, 2025
Jon Waterman Documents Arctic Climate Crisis in 'Into the Thaw'
57 mins; January 22, 2025
State Lawsuits Quickly Follow Trump’s Day One Immigration Orders
57 mins; January 22, 2025
Advice on Recovering from a Wildfire, From Californians Who’ve Been There
57 mins; January 21, 2025
Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Agreement Brings Relief, Uncertainty and Hope for the End of Brutal War
57 mins; January 21, 2025
Donald Trump Inaugurated as 47th U.S. President
57 mins; January 20, 2025
Remembering LA Filmmaker David Lynch and His ‘Lynchian’ Legacy
57 mins; January 17, 2025
Forum From the Archives: john a. powell on Polarization and 'The Power of Bridging'
57 mins; January 17, 2025
Travel Writer Pico Iyer Celebrates the Joys of Sitting Still
57 mins; January 16, 2025
Has Sports Betting Changed the Game for the Bettor?
57 mins; January 16, 2025
Oregon Senator Ron Wyden on How Democrats Can Regain Influence
57 mins; January 15, 2025
You’re Probably Eating More Ultra-Processed Foods Than You Think
57 mins; January 15, 2025
How to Stay on Top of Your New Year's Fitness Goals
57 mins; January 14, 2025
L.A. Fires Place Enormous Pressure on Insurance Industry
57 mins; January 14, 2025
What Impact Are the LA Wildfires Having on You?
57 mins; January 13, 2025
California Health Programs At Risk Under Trump 2.0
57 mins; January 13, 2025
AI Companions Are Always There For You, But At What Cost?
57 mins; January 10, 2025
Respite from Strong Winds Expected in Los Angeles Wildfires; All Hail the Humble and Glorious Bean
57 mins; January 10, 2025
What Has Martha Stewart Meant to You?
57 mins; January 09, 2025
Los Angeles Fires Continue to Rage; Is Time Running Out for TikTok?
57 mins; January 09, 2025
Los Angeles Fires Destroy Homes, Force Evacuations; What Will You Remember about Jimmy Carter?
57 mins; January 08, 2025
Bay Area Cities Welcome New Leadership
57 mins; January 08, 2025
The Board Games that Gen Z Loves to Play
57 mins; January 07, 2025
An Exit Interview with SF Transit Director Jeff Tumlin
57 mins; January 07, 2025
Pro-Eating Disorder Communities Find New Spaces Online
57 mins; January 06, 2025
Remembering What (Really) Happened on January 6
57 mins; January 06, 2025
Trump Allies Already Pressuring State Leaders on Immigration
57 mins; January 03, 2025
The Controversial History of the Coit Tower Murals
57 mins; January 03, 2025
Mark Lilla on the Power of Ignorance
57 mins; January 02, 2025
Oh The Places You'll Go: Travel in 2025
57 mins; January 02, 2025
Forum From the Archives: Jamil Zaki On Why Cynics Have It All Wrong
57 mins; January 01, 2025
Forum From the Archives: Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin on Using Music as Medicine
57 mins; January 01, 2025
How the ‘Diploma Divide’ Polarizes the U.S. Electorate
57 mins; December 31, 2024
The Tech News and Trends That Shaped 2024
57 mins; December 31, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Max Boot Unravels Ronald Reagan’s ‘Myriad Contradictions’ in New Biography
57 mins; December 30, 2024
Author Oliver Burkeman Wants You To Embrace Imperfection
57 mins; December 30, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Novelist Ann Patchett Rereads 'Bel Canto' in New Annotated Edition
57 mins; December 27, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Vallejo’s Breakout Star LaRussell Performs In Studio
57 mins; December 27, 2024
Forum From the Archives: ‘Soldiers and Kings’ Investigates the World of Human Smuggling
57 mins; December 26, 2024
Forum From the Archives: SETI Scientists on 40 years of Asking the Universe 'Are We Alone?'
57 mins; December 26, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Finding Awe and Inspiration in the Natural World's ‘Vanishing Treasures’
57 mins; December 25, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Wintersongs From the Vocal Ensemble Kitka, Live in Studio
57 mins; December 25, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Writing Odes to the Everyday with James Parker
57 mins; December 24, 2024
Forum From the Archives: Richard Powers’ Novel ‘Playground’ Explores Vastness of Oceans and AI
57 mins; December 24, 2024
Forum From the Archive: The Best Podcasts of 2024
57 mins; December 23, 2024
Forum From the Archives: The Beauty in Finding ‘Other People’s Words’ in Your Own