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I Left My Podcast in San Francisco brings you inside the stories of the people who keep our city moving. Each episode highlights leaders and team members from across departments—sharing the innovations, challenges, and passion behind the work that shapes life in San Francisco.
SFGovTV hosts I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, a government show with 20 episodes published.
Take a deep dive into the San Francisco Fire Department with Fire Chief Dean Crispen, a 34‑year veteran dedicated to service, equity, and innovation. From drones and thermal cameras to a massive new Bayview training faci
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, host Franco Finn sits down with Anne Taupier, Executive Director of the Office of Economic & Workforce Development, for one of the most inspiring conversations about
Join us for a powerful conversation with Becca Prowda, First Lady of San Francisco, as she shares the inspiration and mission behind One City Day — San Francisco’s brand‑new, citywide day of service happening July 11.In
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Honey Mahogany, Director of the San Francisco Office of Transgender Initiatives (OTI)—an activist, artist, entrepreneur, and public servant. From gr
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC). From his early days serving on city commissions to nearly
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Sherrice Dorsey‑Smith, Executive Director of the Department of Children, Youth & Their Families (DCYF). From her early days in AmeriCorps to leading
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Carol Isen, Director of Human Resources for the City and County of San Francisco. Carol traces her journey from Detroit activist roots to becoming o
In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Jorge Rivas, Executive Director of the Office of Civic Engagement & Immigrant Affairs (OCEIA). Jorge shares his powerful story as the son of immigra
Join us in the basement of San Francisco City Hall for an in‑depth conversation with City Attorney David Chiu, who breaks down the biggest legal battles shaping the city—from the lawsuit targeting ultra‑processed food co
Go behind the scenes of San Francisco’s film renaissance with Manijeh Fata, Executive Director of the San Francisco Film Commission. In this deep‑dive conversation, we explore SF’s iconic cinematic history, the city’s po
Meet Gabrielle “Gabbie” Listana, the 18‑year‑old Chair of the San Francisco Youth Commission representing more than 175,000 young people across the city. In this episode, Gabbie opens up about growing up in the Tenderloi
What does it mean to serve and protect the city that raised you? In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, Sheriff Paul Miyamoto shares his story as a fourth‑generation San Franciscan, the first elected Asia
San Francisco Treasurer José Cisneros joins us to share how his office helps keep the city running — and supports the people who call it home. From Bank On San Francisco to EITC outreach, free financial counseling, and m
San Francisco LOVES its libraries — and after this episode, you will too. City Librarian Michael Lambert joins us to spotlight the incredible free resources at SFPL — from teen media labs and music studios to AI workshop
What does it take to keep a world‑class city safe? In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Mary Ellen Carroll, Executive Director of the San Francisco Department of Emergency Management —
What does it take to keep San Francisco online, secure, and connected? CIO Michael Makstman shares his journey from a 15‑year‑old refugee learning English through Star Trek to leading the city’s technology. From free Wi‑
San Francisco has been a climate leader for decades — but how did we get here, and what comes next? In this episode of I Left My Podcast in San Francisco, we sit down with Tyrone Jue, Director of the SF Environment Depar
Ralph Remington, Director of Cultural Affairs for the SF Arts Commission, joins Franco Finn to talk art, community, leadership, and why you shouldn’t sleep on San Francisco. From his journey through the military and the
From childhood kite‑flying at Ocean Beach to leading one of the most important offices in SF government, Joaquin shares what makes our city truly special: its people, its neighborhoods, and the stories we create together
City Administrator Carmen Chu joins us in the first episode of “I Left My Podcast in San Francisco” to share her personal journey—from her family’s immigrant roots to leading one of the city’s most complex public service
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