Extreme weather is threatening our idea of home and our ability to live here.

I'm Aaron Baldissari, host of KQEDs podcast Sold Out,

Rethinking housing in America.

Last season, we brought you stories about how climate

is affecting the places we live,

and the solutions that will help us face the future.

We have some new episodes and some updates for you. Check out, sold out,

rethinking housing in America, wherever you get your podcast.

Hi, I'm Morgan Sung, host of Close All Tabs, a special podcast series from KQED, all about the

intersection of politics and internet culture.

We're diving into disinformation, political influencers, and of course, memes.

If you want to be seen by lots of people,

if you want to go viral, then post-bullsch.

There's a lot of political power to becoming a meme.

I think we will see it to a streamer president.

Find us on the political breakdown feed every Saturday from now until the election. From K-Q-Q-E-D.

San Francisco has long been a tough place to be dead.

In 1900, burials within San Francisco city limits were banned.

And then, about a decade later, most of the deceased

who had been buried were unearthed and shipped down to Colma.

This was the law of the land in San Francisco with a few exceptions.

Today's story takes us to the Presidio to talk about a unique burial site,

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