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Title: The Bay Area with Aisha Tyler
Author: Aisha Tyler, Adam Savage, Moshe Kasher, Janet Varney, Chris Garcia, Jackie Kashian, Mike Drucker, Kaseem Bentley
Format: Original Recording
Length: 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 02-28-17
Publisher: Sounds Like America, Audible Comedy
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Comedy, Stand-Up & Jokes

Publisher's Summary:
[Contains explicit content] It might seem like the San Francisco Bay Area is turning into a shortsighted technotopia, but on this episode of Sounds Like America, you'll learn that the progressive crown jewel of the U.S. has so much more to offer than eco-conscious startups hell-bent on disrupting how you get your take-out. The Talk's Aisha Tyler, who grew up in San Francisco and Oakland, plays host on this comedic tour of the Bay Area where gentrification, sexual diversity, and aging hippies abound. So grab your freak flag and get ready to dive into the funk of the Bay.
The comedy in this episode was recorded at live venues all over. It features Will Durst, Kevin Camia, Stroy Moyd, Michelle Buteau, Kate Willett, Moshe Kasher, Nato Green, Greta Christina, Matt Matthews, Sean Donnelly, Godfrey, Torio Van Grol, Chris Garcia, Caitlin Gill, Samson Koletkar, Francesca Fiorentini, Andy Haynes, Matt Beagle, Drew Platt, James Adomian, Kaseem Bentley, Don Reed, Irene Tu, Milan Patel, and Lydia Popovich.
You will also hear interviews with Jackie Kashian, Adam Savage, Moshe Kasher, Sara June, Mike Drucker, Adrian McNair, Kaseem Bentley, Jules Posner, and Janet Varney.
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Members Reviews:
Bay Area Native
This is a fantastic episode and so true to the feel of San Francisco and the rest of the Bay Area. If you are a native you'll enjoy hearing this and connecting personal experiences. If you are just curious about the Bay Area it's informative but also lighthearted.
I'm glad I listened to this episode because it really did a nice job of reminding me why I love the Bay Area, which is important, especially since it can be easy to lose sight of what makes it so beautiful.