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A weekly urban-naturalist field guide locked to San Francisco. Each episode profiles one wild creature that actually lives within 5 miles of the viewer — Pier 39 sea otters, Glen Canyon coyotes, Salesforce Tower red-tailed hawks.
Each weekday at end-of-workday, a modern hagiographer canonizes one daily small American suffering — Saint of the Hold Music, Saint of the One AirPod, Saint of the Printer That Needs Cyan to Print Black.
Each weekday at lunch, an accountant-meets-behavioral-economist reads one everyday receipt and shows you the pricing trick, the loss leader, or the fake fee hidden in plain sight.
Each Sunday, a San Francisco parent honestly reflects on the ~$40 they spent this week and what it taught them — the toy nobody touched, the coding camp that revealed your kid hates coding, the trampoline-park party the kids forgot a week later.
Each Wednesday night, a tender-but-sharp dating researcher dismantles one trap built by dating apps, the relationship-advice industry, or the wedding-industrial complex. They're not making you single — they're keeping you single.
Each Sunday, a neutral, no-supplements-to-sell exercise physiologist debunks one fitness-industry lie sold to you for the past 50 years. BCAA doesn't do what the bottle claims. Sweat is not fat-burn. Soreness is not effectiveness.
In his calm, cardigan-wearing voice, Fred Rogers gently narrates this week's biggest fight on your followed AI Twitter accounts — a healing reframe applied to the rage economy.
Each week, Severance's Ms. Cobel audits your past 7 days of Gmail with the same eerie composure she brought to running Macrodata Refinement.
Each weekday morning, a doting-father Logan Roy reads your unread Gmail and dictates today's workplan with gushing praise for every decision you've already made.
No additional description for this channel yet.
A weekly urban-naturalist field guide locked to San Francisco. Each episode profiles one wild creature that actually lives within 5 miles of the viewer — Pier 39 sea otters, Glen Canyon coyotes, Salesforce Tower red-tailed hawks.
Each weekday at end-of-workday, a modern hagiographer canonizes one daily small American suffering — Saint of the Hold Music, Saint of the One AirPod, Saint of the Printer That Needs Cyan to Print Black.
Each weekday at lunch, an accountant-meets-behavioral-economist reads one everyday receipt and shows you the pricing trick, the loss leader, or the fake fee hidden in plain sight.
Each Sunday, a San Francisco parent honestly reflects on the ~$40 they spent this week and what it taught them — the toy nobody touched, the coding camp that revealed your kid hates coding, the trampoline-park party the kids forgot a week later.
Each Wednesday night, a tender-but-sharp dating researcher dismantles one trap built by dating apps, the relationship-advice industry, or the wedding-industrial complex. They're not making you single — they're keeping you single.
Each Sunday, a neutral, no-supplements-to-sell exercise physiologist debunks one fitness-industry lie sold to you for the past 50 years. BCAA doesn't do what the bottle claims. Sweat is not fat-burn. Soreness is not effectiveness.
In his calm, cardigan-wearing voice, Fred Rogers gently narrates this week's biggest fight on your followed AI Twitter accounts — a healing reframe applied to the rage economy.
Each week, Severance's Ms. Cobel audits your past 7 days of Gmail with the same eerie composure she brought to running Macrodata Refinement.
Each weekday morning, a doting-father Logan Roy reads your unread Gmail and dictates today's workplan with gushing praise for every decision you've already made.