Already a KQED member? You may have an unactivated KQED Passport member benefit. Check to see.
Special | 33m 24s
For decades the San Francisco Bay Area has been a hub for the recycling movement. In 2006, only two non-profit recycling organizations remained in San Francisco. Despite the lack of surviving community recycling centers, the Bay Area is still home to a unique community of recyclers who push the envelope of possibilities. Directed by Jeremy Kaller.
Aired: 10/08/15
Video has closed captioning.Support for Truly CA is provided by the Members of KQED.
Filmmaker Susan Rivo reveals her lifelong attachment and deep bond with a stuffed animal.
Chickens in the City | Truly CA
A chicken-level view of two backyard coops in San Francisco.
Clip: Last Day of Freedom "Chasing Shadows" | Truly CA
Exclusive clip for the Academy Award-nominated Last Day of Freedom.
Behind the Scenes: Last Day of Freedom | Truly CA
What did it take to make the meticulously animated documentary Last Day of Freedom?
Ladies of the Gridiron | Truly CA
Ladies of the Gridiron follows The Quake, a professional women's tackle football team.
The Legend of Toilet Seat Charlie | Truly CA
Meet Charlie Deal: dreamer, unofficial mayor and inventor of the toilet seat guitar.
Adult Beginner Ballet | Truly CA
About adults of various ages, shapes and sizes who take a beginning ballet class.
A rooftop apiary, a restaurant and a pizzeria redefine the use of urban space in SF.
Now Showing
For decades the San Francisco Bay Area has been a hub for the recycling movement.
Leonard and the Mountain | Truly CA
Leonard Knight found a secluded spot and decided to build a monument to Jesus.
The MacArthur Maze is one of the most important freeway interchanges in California.
Agent of Connection | Truly CA
Every day, William greets 4,000 Oakland commuters. William works as a BART station agent.
Sawdust & Sand: Douglas Miller's Laguna Beach | Truly CA
Since 1970, ubiquitous local artist Douglas Miller has shot a roll of film per day
Immigrants just released from detention centers spend their first night in Oakland, CA.
Based on A True Story| Truly CA
A follow up on the town of Hinkley, CA and their water contamination issues
The City of Weed, California disputes water rights with a large company in Japan.
Until Something Is Done | Truly CA
In the early hours of 2009, 22-year-old Oscar Grant was fatally shot by a BART officer.
But I Love The Zine | Truly CA
This video reveals the resurgent San Francisco Bay Area culture of zines.
Chris Francis: Shoes | Truly CA
Artist/shoe maker Chris Francis debuts his creative shoes with a museum exhibition/artist
