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Exploring San Francisco

Armchair Productions

Société & Culture

Fréquence : 1 épisode/4j. Total Éps: 3

This is the official San Francisco Travel podcast. On any day, from any angle, you’ll notice something different—and something special—in the City by the Bay. It’s always memorable, always iconic, and always San Francisco. Recorded on-location, this audio adventure is designed to let you feel what it’s like to be there for real.

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Bonus Episode: Cable Car Poetry, 9.5mph with James Morehead

jeudi 10 août 2023 • Durée 06:45

When we were recording the Exploring San Francisco by Cable Car episode we were looking for the perfect ending to the show. We thought it was going to be Fisherman's Wharf, looking out over the bay, Alcatraz in the distance, Pier 39 seals barking in the background ...

But then we heard about James Morehead. James is the Poet Laureate of Dublin (California, not Ireland), his muse is San Francisco and it turns out he's actually written a poem about the cable cars. So we phoned him up with a crazy idea - would he be up for reading us his poem, while riding on the actual cable cars themselves?

He said yes, we met him on the top of Nob Hill and took a ride down the California Line as he recited us this poem. Unfortunately we didn't have space for the whole piece in the episode but we loved it so much we thought we'd share the full version here instead.

This is James Morehead reciting '9.5mph' while riding the cable cars with us off into the San Francisco sunset. Endings don't get much sweeter than that ...

For more information about James' poetry go to ViewlessWings.com

James also has his own podcast - The Viewless Wings Poetry Podcast

For more information visit sftravel.com

This show was produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry. Field recording by Jason Paton.

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Bonus Episode: Chinatown, the Sound of the Guzheng

jeudi 10 août 2023 • Durée 14:18

When you're traveling, the best moments are always the ones that take you by surprise. And while we were making the Exploring San Francisco by Cable Car episode one fell into our lap. We didn't have space in the episode to include the full scene, but if you love music it's something you're going to want to hear.

But let's set the scene first ... we're in Chinatown walking through those beautiful lantern strung streets, pagodas adorned in yellow and gold, temples, and tea shops everywhere, when we stumble upon Shangri-La Gifts.

One of the owners, a young woman named Fang-Yi, is a master player of the Guzheng, a more than 2,000-year-old traditional Chinese instrument. She takes us upstairs to a secret studio above her shop where she teaches Chinese American kids this ancient art form in order to help keep the tradition alive. She introduces us to two of her students and they start to play ...This is the performance we heard. It took us by surprise, it blew our mind and that's what San Francisco's all about.

For more information: sftravel.com

This episode was produced by Armchair Productions, the audio experts for the travel industry. Field recording by Jason Paton.

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Exploring San Francisco by Cable Car

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mardi 1 août 2023 • Durée 45:43

Today we are Exploring San Francisco in the most iconic way possible. San Francisco’s cable cars are not only the first in the world – invented here in 1873 – they are also the last. And though they travel at a mere 9.5mph, with the wind in your hair, the bells ringing and track rattling, it feels more like a roller coaster tour of the city than anything else on the road.

My name’s Aaron Millar, I’m a travel writer and the presenter of this show. Join me for a whirlwind journey, recorded on location, celebrating 150 years of San Francisco’s cable cars, and counting.

As we travel, we’re going to stop off at the highlights along the line, revealing the story of the city from its Gold Rush roots to the creativity and diversity that defines it to this day.

We’ll meet Val Lupiz, a legendary ‘gripman’, or cable car operator, for a lesson on what it takes to drive an actual 150-year-old antique.

We’ll find a hidden music studio above a gift shop in Chinatown, and listen to a performance of a GuZheng, a more than 2,000-year-old traditional Chinese instrument.

We’ll eat fresh seafood in one of the oldest restaurants in Fisherman’s Wharf, drink Mai Tai’s during an indoor monsoon at the Tonga Room, listen to an impromptu poetry recital about cable cars, on the cable car itself, and lots more.

“San Francisco is the Phoenix rising from the flames, a melting pot of immigrants, and dreamers, artists and entrepreneurs. It’s indoors monsoons and iced Mai Tais, it’s the strum of a guzheng, the clunk of the track, the ring of the bell. It's never the same, but it's always San Francisco.”

- Aaron Millar, presenter

Recorded on-location, this audio adventure is designed to do more than just let you hear what it’s like to be there; it’s designed to let you feel what it’s like for real.

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