Bay Current

News

KCBS Radio's "Bay Current" is a bi-weekly news and information podcast keeping you current on Bay Area stories. New episodes are out on Tuesdays and Fridays. Hosted by Mallory Somera and KCBS Radio staff.

Episodes

BONUS: Investigation as Trump spends more than $1M in taxpayer dollars to promote his own leadership

MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: A man in jail for murder on debunked evidence, plus updates on Nolan Wells and the 'House of Horrors' case

MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: A new chapter in the Tylenol murder mystery

TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: A new chapter in the Tylenol poisonings saga, evidence debunked in murder case, a 'House of Horrors' update and more

BONUS: Were we wrong about Houdini's death? Plus a missing body, the George Lucas museum and a new species of cat

BONUS: 'Privacy is more and more threatened:' What's the limit on public surveillance?

BONUS: Why are we in love with 'Choosing Texas?' Longest-running No. 1 ever tells a story about music, and about the US

BONUS: Media war heats up between Trump and America's largest networks

BONUS: The media strikes back with lawsuit threat after Trump blocks unflattering orgs from White House

BONUS: The Fed raises interest rates, what that means, plus everything to watch this fall

BONUS: Home heating costs to go up $1030 this winter

BONUS: Trump's mail-in voting plan fails, but is another one on its way?

MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: There were warning signs before this tragedy struck

MINI TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: Experts weigh in on the Lindsay Clancy jury... and there's yet another conspiracy theory

OFFBITES: How Target carts are tracking shoppers and the mysteries of dark matter

OFFBITES: Ancient teeth, Nic Cage's Malibu sinkhole and 'Paul is Dead' revisited

TRUE CRIME ROUNDUP: What was going on with the Lindsay Clancy jury? Plus, a deeper look at warning signs before a tragedy

BONUS: Mastodon teeth, Nic Cage's sinkhole, the 'Paul is Dead' rumor, Target surveillance and dark matter mysteries

BONUS: Apple introduces new foldable phone as Gen Z embraces everything 'dumb' and 'vintage'

BONUS: 'We've got a very big problem:' Why the door is locked on employment for so many