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Erik Larson on "The Splendid and the Vile," and a 1988 interview with W.P. Kinsella, whose book "Shoeless Joe" became "Field of Dreams."

CDC recommends entire Bay Area issue indoor mask mandate Share Updated: 4:05 PM PDT Jul 27, 2021 By Eric Ting , SFGATE Share Updated: 4:05 PM PDT Jul 27, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript But we are exhausted, respectfully exhausted by the ideological prism that too many americans are living under. We're exhausted by the Ron johnson's and the tucker Carlson's were exhausted by the margie. Taylor greens were exhausted by the right wing echo chamber that has been perpetuating misinformation around the vaccine and its efficacy and safety were exhausted by the...

(Washington, D.C.) Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company is back…to the future, back to welcoming patrons into its home in Penn Quarter, and back to the magic of live performance, while acknowledging a new future must be built for a more equitable and sustainable industry. The 2021-2022 season will start to build that future in the here and now by programming previously announced projects, producing a live version of a hit streaming show, and launching a national tour. “With gratitude, humility, and incredible excitement, Woolly is back…to the future! We are finally bringing our most eagerly ...

AP Photo/Ringo H.W. Chiu Despite the success of the recall effort against California Governor Gavin Newsom, he’s looked likely to beat the effort to oust him. But a new poll shows “some big warning signs” for the embattled governor. Opposition to the recall has generally outpolled support for it, and the latest poll is no different. Support for the recall is at 43 percent, while opposition is at 48 percent with 9 percent unsure. But the trouble for Newsom is that this poll indicates there’s momentum for the recall because the last poll taken in May had opposition to the recall with a ...

Kate MacKay discusses the work of New Wave director Eric Rohmer, and Jeanne Sakata talks about her play "Hold These Truths." Host: Richard Woliinsky.