Tommy Guerrero

I'm proud to say that I've produced intersections in partnership with the super cool Storied San Francisco podcast which you can find by searching for Storied San Francisco in your favorite podcast player and at storiedsf.com. On the website you'll find intersections right there in the menu and of course with a super cool interactive map showing exactly where all these stories take place in the city.

The music for this show is by none other than San Francisco local legend Tommy Guerrero and Monty Vallier, along with fellow Mac Deer High graduate, the man who never left, Mark Capel.

You can find Tommy G on Instagram at Tommy Guerrero, of course, and Monty is at Ruminator SF.

You can catch Mark playing out in San Francisco all the time and follow him at MarkCapelMusic.com.

Thank you guys so much for contributing and for the music.

And let's jump into our second hour.

Here's Tommy Guerrero from San Francisco.

Thank you.

It's called By the Sea and the End of the World.

Tommy Guerrero here on KXSF.

Let's give a salute, a birthday salute to Hank Williams, who was 103 years old, if he had lived, you know, last week.

He died in 1953.

As always, last thing from the crowd here.

Musician, composer, and skateboarder Tommy Guerrero wrote in to say, Surprise Chef and Tommy Guerrero will be playing together at the Siesta Valley Bowl in Orinda, California.

on October 30th.

Thanks so much to everyone for all their recommendations out there.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

What's up, Tommy Guerrero? Sarah Hotchkiss, Senior Editor.

Thank you.