The Republican Response
Senator John McCain tells a tale of the pursuit of liberty and hapiness and the obstacles that have historically stood in the way. (7/4; 4:39)
Presidential Weekly Address
President Obama reflects on the spirit of America throughout generations on the 4th of July. (7/4; 4:08)
KCBS and CBS radio news interviews, analysis, and commentary.
Music Licensing Rights & Ringtones
Chronicle reporter Ben Evangelista talks about how a music industry licensing group wants a public-performance fee for cell phone ring tones. (7/5; 3:47)
TheatreWorks 40th Anniversary
Phil Santora, managing director of Silicon Valley based TheatreWorks, on their committment to developing new plays during a rough economy. (7/4; 2:05)
Sister Versus Sister
CBS News correspondent Larry Miller reports from London where he watched Serena and Venus Williams face off on the courts at Wimbledon. (7/4; 3:01)
Buffalo Wings
Narsai talks to Ivano Toscani and Stanley Pikul from Anchor Bar - home of the original buffalo wings. (6/12; 11:53)
Best Grilling Recipes
Narsai suggests getting some help for your next barbecue with this new book. (5/27; 1:30)
McWilliams Wines
Narsai describes two value wines that are pleasant and great for summer from the McWilliams Hanwood Estate of Southeastern Australia. (5/26; 1:29)
Sommelier of San Francisco
Narsai talks to Rajat Parr, partner and wine director of the new RN74 restaurant in San Francisco. (5/18; 15:45)
Napa Restaurants and Cookbooks
Narsai talks to Cindy Pawlcyn, chef/owner of Mustard's Grill, Cindy's Backstreet Kitchen, and Go Fish, and author of "Appetizers." (4/29; 15:07)
News guys mix it up with sports guys. Stan Bunger, Steve Bitker, Hal Ramey, Mike Sugerman, and Doug Sovern debate the sports issues of the day.
The Reunion Crasher
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger discuss the '89 A's reunion and the absence of the Bash Brothers, plus more (6/25; 33:42)
The Clubhouse Spread And Other Oddities
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger discuss the manager who talks with his mouth full and the outfielder who got sidetracked by seagulls, plus more (6/12; 24:37)
Poking Through The Ashes
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger are faced with the harsh truth: the KCBS bocce team was out of its league (6/4; 37:28)
The Face Of A Doper?
KCBS Sports Fans Bitker and Bunger discuss the doping case involving former Cal star Jessica Hardy, plus much more ((5/29; 25:57)
News conferences, speeches and raw audio from the latest sports stories.
Tiffany Milbrett Talks 1999 US Women's World Cup Soccer Win
Tiffany visits with Steve Bitker, on the upcoming 10-year anniversary of the U.S. Women's World Cup win over China, in the Gold Medal match, before 90,000+ at the Rose Bowl (7/3; 11:37)
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KCBS Hi-Tech Report
Our daily Q&A with KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid. (On air: Monday-Friday at 3:50 p.m.)
New iPhone's Required Cool
KCBS technology analyst Larry Magid says the new iPhones appear susceptible to intense heat. (7/1; 1:28)
File Sharing Site Pirate Bay Sold
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid explains why a gaming company would want to take over a site that just had a court rule against its legality. (7/2; 1:34)
Facebook Revamps Privacy Settings
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid provides updates on Facebook’s latest privacy controls. (7/1; 2:01)
Teaching With Technology
The KCBS Technology Analyst is at the National Education Computing Conference where conventional teaching techniques are evolving, including incorporating cell phones in the classroom. (6/30; 2:22)
Supreme Court Rejects DVR System
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid on the Supreme Court’s decision to reject an appeal by film studios and television networks on a ruling allowing a new digital video recorder service by Cablevision Systems. (6/29; 2:25)
Our weekly half-hour news interview. Plus, Face the Nation, the CBS Weekend Roundup and 60 Minutes. (On air: In Depth, Sundays 8:30am, 8:30pm; Face the Nation, Sundays 9:30am, 9:30pm; CBS Roundup, Sundays 1:30am, 6:30am; 60 Minutes, Sundays 7pm)
Face the Nation
CBS News Political Consultant John Dickerson sits in for Bob Schieffer and talks with Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Adm. Mike Mullen, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA)and Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY).(7/5; 28:55)
Weekend Roundup
An in-depth review of the week's top stories. (7/5; 48:00)
60 Minutes - June 28
Online poker players and cheaters. Neuroscience researchers find it's possible to read a person's mind. American Greg Carr using his wealth to help the poor in Africa. (6/28; 42:58)
Commentaries from students at Youth Radio. On the air on Sundays, 10:36am, 5:53pm, and 10:53pm.
Sex Education
Youth Radio's Arai Buendia talks about a lesson with condoms, in time for National HIV Testing Day. (6/28; 1:16)
Substitute Father
Youth Radio's Mark Anthony Waters talks about his childhood experience. (6/21; 1:17)
Texting
Youth Radio's Logan Barnes talks about the benefits of communicating with your thumbs. (6/14; 1:16)
Test Scores
Youth Radio's Briyanna Releford believes personality should count more than grades. (6/7; 1:12)
Outdoors Report
The Chronicle's Tom Stienstra covers the Great Outdoors in the Bay Area and beyond, offering tips and suggestions for a day's outing, as well as thoughts on the issues surrounding outdoors recreation. Tom Stienstra Outdoors airs on KCBS Saturdays at 7:35 am, and is repeated at 9:35 am and 12:35 pm.
The Power of the Wilderness
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra on the power of place, saying that in the wilderness you become aware of all of your senses. (7/4; 1:16)
SF Bay Thriving
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra says the Bay is healthier than it has been in years and that the fishing has been great. (6/27; 1:08)
Catch Your First Fish
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra unleashes the secret to easy fishing tips that will guarantee a catch. (6/20; 1:08)
Wild Animal Tales
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra shares tales of the bizarre from the animal world. (6/13;
Sequoia Big Trees
Outdoorsman Tom Stienstra reminisces about a field trip from his youth that demonstrated the sheer size of sequoia trees. (6/6; 1:15)
Jefferson Award
CBS 5's Sharon Chin profiles profiles Peter and Vivian Li, who use creative and productive fundraising methods to support Chinese orphans. (7/1; 1:44)
Good Food Simmering at Bay Area Rescue Mission
A chef who knows his way around the kitchens of gourmet Napa Valley restaurants is cooking up recipes to turn lives around in the city of Richmond. Janice Wright reports in this KCBS Cover Story that the good food is just the beginning. (6/29; 1:46)
Radio Legend Retires
Overnights at KCBS will sound different after the final broadcast Friday of Dave McQueen, an anchor still remembered as the voice of KSAN in the 60s and 70s. (6/26; 1:59)
Still the King
KCBS' Holly Quan tours the new King Tut exhibit at the De Young Museum with one of Egypt's premier archeologists, ahead of the opening on Saturday. (6/25; 1:59)
From Wall Street to Main Street, with the editors at MarketWatch.com.
Money Markets and More
Michael Jackson mania continues to boost music sales. Weeds may actually be good for you! McDonald's rolls out its new burger nationwide. (7/2; 8:49)
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier covers stories from throughout the Bay Area and the state capitol. (On Air: Mon -Fri, 7:50am and 5:50pm).
Phil Matier-Friday AM 7/3
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider on what Gov. Schwarzenegger will likely say about the ongoing budget crisis during his upcoming SF visit. (7/3; 2:19)
Phil Matier - Thursday PM 7/2
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier discusses reasons behind cuts on Caltrain services and fare increases for multiple Bay Area transit services. (7/2; 2:32)
Phil Matier-Thursday AM 7/2
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider says neither the governor nor legislators are winning any popularity contest with the state on the brink of issuing IOUs. (7/2; 2:29)
Phil Matier - Wednesday PM 7/1
The KCBS and Chronicle Insider is in Sacramento and talks about what state lawmakers are doing to reach a budget deal. (7/1; 3:18)
Phil Matier - Wednesday AM 7/1
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier on what it would take for California's Legislature and governor to come to a budget plan compromise and avoid its plans to issue IOUs. (7/1; 2:30)
Tenderloin's Jazz Heritage
KCBS' Mike Sugerman discovers San Francisco's Tenderloin's rich jazz history. (6/22; 1:55)
Loyal to the Standards
KCBS and CBS-5’s Mike Sugerman meets an Oakland piano man playing the Alley Bar & Grill for 50 years during his travels About the Bay. (6/15/09; 1:48)
Where to Find Some of the Bay Area's Best Musicians
Some of the best local musicians are playing under the radar, and under the streets, as well. KCBS' Mike Sugerman enjoyed the show during his travels, About the Bay. (6/1; 2:04)
Man Finds Reason to Break out in Song at City Hall
The politics of San Francisco can be lively, but there hasn't been much to sing about lately. But as KCBS' Mike Sugerman found during his travels About the Bay, that hasn't stopped one man who enjoys City Hall - for a song. (5/26; 2:04)
Looking for Work
The class of 2009 is ready to hit the job market and it is expected to hit back harder than it has in decades. KCBS’ Mike Sugerman has the story from his travels...About the Bay. (5/18; 2:01)
