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Justice for Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle was THE star of the silent film era...until he was accused of manslaughter at the St. Francis Hotel. Spoiler alert/trigger warning - kind of a depressing story. Justice for Roscoe.Ever wonder where the term "sugar baby" comes from? It comes from our very own Alma Spreckels, the Great Grandmother of San Francisco. Joined this week by the wonderful Katy from San Francisco. Francis Van Wie loved to ring bells. Hop aboard the D Line street car and learn about the man that you probably would have married if you were hanging out in the Filmore back in the 1910s and 20s. The Cable Car Nymphomaniac
All aboard the sexy cable car! This week Sordid SF shares the story of the Cable Car Nymphomaniac, a wild tale of an innocent woman taken on a life altering ride. Trigger warning for government sanctioned slut shaming.Jim Jones used Flavor Aid: The story of the People's Temple & Jonestown.
This isn't an episode all about Jonestown, but about Jim Jones and his impact in San Francisco (and a little bit about Jonestown). Jim Jones had some noble ideals but in the end, was a scammer and murderer, and he can drown in a vat of Hell flavored Flavor Aid.I'm joined this week with long time friend, Shannon from San Francisco and we unpack the absolutely incredible life of the one and only Bill Graham. You know his name from the venue named after him in Civic Center in San Francisco, but he was so much more. We love you Bill Graham! And as always, f*ck the nazis! Alligator? Hardly Know her!
The Mountain Lake Monster brought some excitement to the city back in the 90s. So put on your cleanest pair of jeans, grab your scary treble hook, and buckle in for the tale of Trapper Jim and the hunt for the Mountain Lake Monster.The story that inspired the podcast, welcome to Fajitagate. The only thing worse than a bad guy with a gun, is a "good" cop who wants a fajita. This is Season 2 of Sordid SF. Temporada 1
Did you know there's some drama around the SF Pride Parade, the SF Police Officers Pride Alliance, and Mayor London Breed? Well there is. I'm here to tell you about it and offer up my uneducated and un-asked for opinions about it all. Happy Pride! Ever wonder the ins and outs of how the Castro became the gay oasis? Look no further, I'm here to educate. Join me for week two of Pride Month and let's dive in to how the Castro became the culture centerpiece that it is.