Stephen Schmidt talks about Jackson Square. He's a graphic designer who is influenced by the William Stout Bookstore and shares how he finds inspiration in this neighborhood. Leia mais.
Julie Kim talks about the in-between and unscripted nature of the Church and Market intersection. She discusses that it's the mixing of people and the unexpected that makes the location successful. Leia mais.
Eric Peterson talks about what it is like to arrive in the city through the Powell BART station and walk to Union Square. He discusses how Union Square is the gateway for the Bay Area. Leia mais.
Milos Zadrahka and Mauro Di Ianni walk and sing their song “Welcome to the Panhandle” in Panhandle Park where they are approached by strangers and asked to sing Happy Birthday. Leia mais.
Dustin walks on Polk Street from the Tenderloin to Russian Hill. He recalls being reminded of forgotten art galleries and the variety of restaurants and food along the way. Leia mais.
Clyde walks from Post and Fillmore Streets in Japan Town visiting Kinokuniya Bookstore and New People. Clyde talks about the contemporary design he finds in the curated shops on Post Street. Leia mais.
Nate Mahoney introduces the City Walks podcast series and explains how the process was inspired by the flaneur concept. Leia mais.
