Audrey Dilling
- Username: Audiodrey
- PRX Member
- Role: Listener
Recent Pieces from Audrey Dilling
Stanford considering the fate of century-old dam threatening endangered trout
(06:41)
From: KALW
The Searsville Dam is causing big trouble on the peninsula. The 122-year-old, 65-foot-tall dam is closed to the public, hidden away on 1,200 acres owned by Stanford University.
In an old church, the Internet Archive stores our digital history
(06:37)
From: KALW
In San Francisco’s Richmond District, where Geary Boulevard meets Park Presidio, there stands a bright, white, defunct Christian Science church. There are big white columns ...
East Oakland's Scraper bike team takes over the streets "with a positive heart"
(06:25)
From: KALW
At the end of a narrow alley off of International Boulevard, through the open doorway of El ColectíVelo bike shop, I’m greeted by a young boy. “R.B.! It’s the lady here for ...
Transportation startup aims to improve transit across the Bay, once it's allowed to start
(08:49)
From: KALW
At about 1:30am, after a night out with friends, Kyle Nichols-Schmolze is waiting for the AC Transit 800 bus near Market and Van Ness in San Francisco’s Civic Center.
Who’s using San Francisco WiFi?
(05:30)
From: KALW
At the corner of Sanchez and Market, Jason Dorn pulls out an iPhone. He’s at one end point of the access area for San Francisco Free WiFi, a free wireless network that the ...
Oakland Wiki puts 'community brain' online
(10:56)
From: KALW
When you’re trying to figure out a piece of information online, your search will typically bring you to Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia about practically everything. But, ...
Bay Area Beats: Meet San Francisco's Mystic Blaze
(04:36)
From: KALW
TraVaughn Hicks has been making music since he was a young boy and his rapper uncle would record him singing on his songs.
San Francisco’s grand boulevard
(07:17)
From: KALW
Market Street is one of the oldest streets in San Francisco. And in some places, it can seem like the busiest, the loudest, the dirtiest... RICK REESER: Presently, parts of ...
