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Sep 21, 2026

Tomas MonizGUEST
5:49
But I also wanted that loneliness and that kind of...
Tomas MonizGUEST
5:52
And so, you know, I think when I got the framework for the last month of his existence in the Mission Street apartment, I was like, there you go.
Tomas MonizGUEST
6:01
I got 30 days.
Tomas MonizGUEST
6:02
There's one day, you know, one chapter a day.
Suzanne FonCORRESPONDENT
29:40
In the Mission District, expect big crowds Saturday afternoon for the Lowrider Parade.
Suzanne FonCORRESPONDENT
29:46
Some of the best lowriders from around the world will cruise along Mission Street.
Suzanne FonCORRESPONDENT
29:50
And in Chinatown, it's the 35th anniversary of the Autumn Moon Festival, also known as Mid-Autumn Festival.
Suzanne FonCORRESPONDENT
29:58
At iCafe in Waverly...
Kate RhodesHOST
11:50
We have our live show here at et al.
Kate RhodesHOST
11:53
That's 2831A here on Mission Street.
Kate RhodesHOST
11:57
Maysoon, I'm not trusting the fucking AI.
Kate RhodesHOST
12:00
Never show me AI again.
Liz BiroHOST
4:24
Buckingham Palace has said discussions today would include whether a shared set of principles could guide the future of AI.
Liz BiroHOST
4:31
San Francisco commuters and Dreamforce attendees saw more traffic this morning after an underground vault caught fire at First and Mission Streets.
Liz BiroHOST
4:40
I had a headache for you all.
Liz BiroHOST
4:41
This caused gridlock with traffic leading or heading to the Bay Bridge rerouted onto market.
Roberto HernandezGUEST
15:27
Oh, man, it was just like a baby.
Roberto HernandezGUEST
15:30
And so I started cruising, you know, and then it just like lowriding on Mission Street started happening, you know.
Jeff HuntHOST
15:39
is this around the time that the council got started no late 70s
Roberto HernandezGUEST
15:43
actually the the laura i remember the first cruise was in 19 june 23rd 1978 and i'll never forget that day because my birthday's on june 20th june 23rd and i'm like wow i told everybody from my birthday we're gonna go cruising and that was the first organized cruise okay got a car club called load creations car club which is the oldest low rider club in san francisco a guy named jerry griego organized the cruise and he put out a flyer and man that i was in heaven and it was and then after that it was just like every friday and saturday night you know people started cruising and then a movie called boulevard nights came out okay and which is based on low riding in east la after that movie came out everybody wanted to be A lowrider.

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Roberto HernandezGUEST
22:37
and interviews of people who were being harassed, beat up.
Roberto HernandezGUEST
22:41
And it got to the point where the police department just literally shut down the street and brought out the riot gear.
Roberto HernandezGUEST
22:51
And they would form a line from one side of Mission Street to the other and just march like little soldiers down the street and clear the streets.
Roberto HernandezGUEST
23:02
And then they...
William HoldenVOICE_ACTOR
23:20
And Julie, Mickey's girlfriend, was my last chance for that break.
William HoldenVOICE_ACTOR
23:25
She worked in a dime store on Mission Street.
William HoldenVOICE_ACTOR
23:28
On her lunch hour, I asked her to walk over to the park with me.
William HoldenVOICE_ACTOR
23:31
We sat down on one of the benches.
Jeff HuntHOST
1:45
Follow Dave on Instagram at Dave Glass underscore F-O-T-O.
Jeff HuntHOST
1:50
And be sure to check back tomorrow for the first bonus episode of Season 9, when I sit down with SF Lowrider Council founder Roberto Hernandez to talk about the group's 45th anniversary and annual parade, which takes place in the Mission this Saturday, September 19th.
Jeff HuntHOST
2:08
Back to this episode, here's Dave Glass.
Dave GlassGUEST
2:16
So I but I did have by that time I had a portfolio of photos because I had been a student at City College for a while.

8 MINS LATER

Dave GlassGUEST
9:55
Absolutely.
Dave GlassGUEST
9:56
Rosie? OK.
Dave GlassGUEST
10:00
This is Mission Street near 18th.
Dave GlassGUEST
10:04
And on the left is Harris's Town Pump, the famous bar.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:49
By five o'clock the Palace Hotel was in ruins.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:53
The old hostelry, famous the world over, withstood the siege until the last, and although dynamite was used in frequent blasts to drive the fire away from the swept section toward Mission Street, they made their way to the point of the hotel until the old place began to crumble away in the blaze.
speaker_0NARRATOR
7:14
the city hall is a complete wreck the entire part of the building from larkin street down city hall avenue to leavenworth down from the top of the dome to the steps is ruined the colossal pillars supporting the arches at the entrance fell into the avenue far out across the car tracks and the thousands of tons of bricks and debris that followed them piled into a mountainous heap The west wing sagged and crumbled, caving into a shapeless mass.
speaker_0NARRATOR
7:45
At the last every vestige of stone was swept away by the shock, and the building laid bare nearly to its McAllister Street side.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:20
From the south and east the south side of Market was attacked.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:25
One by one the familiar buildings went down.
speaker_0NARRATOR
12:28
Levi Strauss and Company, Zellerbach and Company, Holbrook, Merrill and Stetson, Hicks-Judd Company, D. N. and E. Walters, W. W. Montague, the Donahue Estate Building, Uhl Brothers, the Bancroft Building, all the places that have made the san francisco business district every one of them went they can't be enumerated the work of the fire demon was too complete to make that necessary from mission to market and east to ninth the many storied structures were gutted true many of these places had crumbled when the earth shook but evidence of this was removed in the path of the flames from second to third streets market street held its own until late in the afternoon the call building was ablaze but the examiner building the palace hotel the grand and other structures toward second street stood two attempts were made to dynamite the new monadnock building when it was seen that the hurst structure was doomed and slowly came the blaze from Mission Street just below Third, sweeping everything before it and igniting the Examiner Annex.
speaker_0NARRATOR
13:47
Then the main building took fire, and by two o'clock only the Third Street wall was standing.
Sarah HotchkissGUEST
49:15
The Portal Cinema is a one screen, 45 seat operation.
Sarah HotchkissGUEST
49:19
It's opening on Mission Street and 29th in October.
Sarah HotchkissGUEST
49:24
Nellie Killian promises she's the one running the show.
Sarah HotchkissGUEST
49:27
It's going to be new releases, repertory, global contemporary cinema and artists moving image work.
Beth WinegarnerHOST
23:36
And it took a lot of work and a lot of wood.
Beth WinegarnerHOST
23:40
So again, they're trying to build it like basically where Mission Street is now.
Beth WinegarnerHOST
23:44
It's sort of a diagonal downtown and then it turns north-south as you get to about, what is it, 13th Street? Yeah.
Beth WinegarnerHOST
23:55
but the bog was a problem.

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