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Oct 22, 2026

Max BlueGUEST
30:11
And COVID hit my last semester of my master's program.
Max BlueGUEST
30:16
And I got a job at the SF Weekly writing about arts and culture stuff.
Max BlueGUEST
30:21
And that was at the time amazing because SF weekly was like my paper when I moved to the city.
Max BlueGUEST
30:28
Cause it was, you know, had cool leftist shit and an arts calendar.
Max BlueGUEST
30:32
And that was all I cared about.
Soleil HoGUEST
19:33
Yeah.
Soleil HoGUEST
19:33
So Coyote is a media collective, a news outlet that is modeled after the old alt weeklies that a lot of us grew up reading, right? I'm thinking about the SF Bay Guardian, SF Weekly, LA Weekly, the Village Voice.
Soleil HoGUEST
19:51
And a lot of those publications either got acquired by bigger companies, hedge funds, private equity, and maybe got shut down or turned into something that is really just a vehicle for ads.
Soleil HoGUEST
20:07
And at the same time, we still remember them fondly as having spirit, as having event listings that gave you a sense of the place you lived in.
Rob HarvillaHOST
9:53
Getting on YouTube was harder than we expected and I ain't about to let Eric and Sookie screw it up for me.
Rob HarvillaHOST
10:00
You know, I didn't watch True Blood, but my wife did, and it sure did seem to me like that show was just various sexy vampires going, "Sookie." In 2013, Neko Case played this cool old theater in San Francisco called The Warfield, and a writer for SF Weekly went and wrote about it and reported that before Neko played I Wish I Was the Moon, Neko says, quote, "This is a tender love song I wrote for my dad that became the theme for a vampire fuck fest.
Rob HarvillaHOST
10:30
It's okay.
Rob HarvillaHOST
10:32
He doesn't care.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
44:44
Some of the best coverage of the ADL scandal appeared in the San Francisco Examiner, where reporters Dennis O'Partney and Scott Weinacher covered the story almost daily from its inception.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
44:56
Detailed overviews appeared in April and May 1993, respectively with George Cothran and Peter Hegarty in the San Francisco Weekly, a San Francisco tabloid, and by Robert J. Friedman in the New York Weekly, the Village Voice.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
45:13
Cothran and Hegarty had this to say, quoting, Examples abound of the ADL's brazen invasion into the lives of people who happen to disagree with its political views.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
45:23
In 1983, the group disseminated a blacklist to Jewish campus leaders around the country that smeared scores of respected academics and Middle East peace activists as pro-Arab sympathizers and propagandists who used their anti-Zionism as merely a guise for their deeply felt anti-Semitism.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
44:44
Some of the best coverage of the ADL scandal appeared in the San Francisco Examiner, where reporters Dennis Overparty and Scott Winokur covered the story almost daily from its inception.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
44:56
Detailed overviews appeared in April and May 1993, respectively, with George Cothren and Peter Hegarty in the San Francisco Weekly, a San, a San Francisco tabloid, and by Robert J. Friedman in the New York weekly, the, the Village Voice, the Village Voice.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
45:13
Cothren and Hegarty had this to say, quoting, "Examples abound of the ADL's brazen invasion into the lives of people who happen to disagree with its political views.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
45:23
In 1983, the group disseminated a blacklist to Jewish campus leaders around the country that smeared scores of respected academics and Middle East peace activists as pro-Arab sympathizers and propagandists who used their anti-Zionism as merely a guise for their deeply felt antisemitism." This, this playbook isn't old.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
33:20
And, yeah, even as late as when I came here in 1990, I mean, there was the Chronicle and the Examiner, two pretty robust dailies.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
33:29
There were two very robust alt-weeklies, the Bay Guardian and the SF Weekly.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
33:37
There were a whole bunch of community newspapers.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
33:38
There were ethnic newspapers.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
34:19
...
Jonathan WeberGUEST
34:19
The Guardian and the, uh, and the SF Weekly.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
34:22
There were a whole bunch of community newspapers.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
34:23
There were ethnic newspapers.

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