Episodes: 42
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
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Emily Dreyfuss - Culture editor at The San Francisco Standard and a veteran technology journalist who covers the intersection of technology, culture, and power.
Ezra Wallach - San Francisco’s School Enrollment Lottery, School Choice, And Desegregation.
Anya Schultz - San Francisco Police Rape-case Clearance Rates, Sexual-assault Investigations, And Accountability.
Tucker Bryant - Artistic Responses To AI Advertising, Technology Hype, And Human Connection.
Dave Ross - AI Satire, Parody Advertising, And The Psychological Effects Of Technology Hype.
Harris Alterman - AI Satire, Parody Advertising, And The Psychological Effects Of Technology Hype.
In SF, two teenagers are leading the fight against Flock
September 18, 2026
By now you've probably heard of Flock: the license plate cameras that critics say have turned your daily commute into a surveillance network. Dozens of cities, from Santa Cruz to San Francisco, are pushing back – and in SF, two of the people leading that fight are 16-year-old Lowell High School juniors. Emily Dreyfuss talks with Zachary Schwartz and Hugo Zorn, the founder and outreach lead of DeFlock SF, about how a YouTube rabbit hole turned into a full-blown local movement. They discuss wh...
Why AI researchers are quitting – and what an ex-Googler saw first
September 16, 2026
AI company CEOs – the same people building these products – keep warning that AI could end humanity. This week it boiled over: an Anthropic researcher quit and accused his employer of endangering the world, and a current Anthropic safety lead agreed with him publicly. Host Emily Dreyfuss sits down with SF Standard tech editor Heather Kelly to explain what's really driving the AI industry's sudden wave of doomsday manifestos – regulatory capture, looming IPO paperwork, and a string of AI "misa...
SF wants to be bike-friendly. Its streets say otherwise
September 11, 2026
A scooter rider in San Francisco is killed on Market Street. A CEO loses his teeth in a bike crash on Arguello. And buried in a 130-year-old newspaper clipping is proof that SF has been failing its cyclists since 1894. On this episode of PST, host Emily Dreyfuss sits down with two people living San Francisco's bike-vs-car divide from opposite sides. First, Standard reporter Garrett Leahy breaks down his investigation into the “slot" – the notorious rail gap on Market Street that's been throw...
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