Do you remember a time when San Francisco was relatively affordable, rich with culture and community, and thriving local business? ­Neither do I. I am a “transplant”, and there’s a decent chance, you are too. The San Francisco housing crisis and being “priced out” seem to be two indicative buzzwords on a lot of people’s daily vernacular

Mini Bar at 837 Divisidero opened its doors during the 2008 recession and kept locals well lubricated during those difficult times. As most bars open in the city, Mini Bar had its ups and downs, now, 7 years later, it still attracts locals and decent artists. I have seen the works

The “Artist You Should Know” series highlights local artists in the NYC and Bay Area.  It’s our way of supporting the creative community and helping to keep these cities strange and wonderful places.  Meet SF native Alberto Ybarra. Ybarra is a native San Franciscan who grew up skateboarding and hanging out in

We’re calling it the most polite ‘smack talk’ in sports ball history.  49ers fans (Graham Grealish, Mark Scannell, Conor McGuire) to name a few, started a GoFundMe.com campaign to call out 49ers owner Jed York for doing a terrible job as owner and CEO of the San Francisco 49ers.  Their crowd funded banner flew over Levi’s

Deep Fried Turkey Fires, Failed recipes, and Thanksgiving themed club jams. On your way to turkey day? These disasters will make you feel better about what awaits you.

If you’re going to buy presents in the Bay Area, why not go to locally owned, independently run, and awesomely creative shops with cool and interesting shit in them

Opening Nov 27th @ Public Works SF, a show that examines the current idea of ‘self’ through art in the modern world.

  Jim Norton is an American comedian, radio personality, author, and actor. He is the co-host of the Sirius XM Radio show, Opie with Jim Norton show with Gregg Hughes.   [promosimple id=”890a”]