Best Nathan Fisher Podcasts (2024)

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Interpreting Infant Cries with Charles Onu from Ubenwa Health 22:53

3h ago22:53

22:53

Infants cry when they're hungry, tired, uncomfortable, or upset. They also cry when they’re in pain or severely ill. But how can parents tell the difference? To help us address this critical question, I'm joined by Charles Onu, a health informatics researcher, software engineer, and CEO of Ubenwa. Ubenwa is a groundbreaking app that uses AI to inte…

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Remote Monitoring and Water Forecasting with Marshall Moutenot from Upstream Tech 26:35

5d ago26:35

26:35

Innovative AI technologies are paving the way for more efficient and impactful environmental monitoring. Joining me today to discuss remote monitoring and water forecasting is Marshall Moutenot, the co-founder and CEO of Upstream Tech. From using satellite imagery to monitor conservation projects to employing machine learning for accurate water flo…

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Green Realty: Integrating Sustainability in Real Estate with Hannah Fisher (Part 2) 12:32

8d ago12:32

12:32

In this special follow-up episode of RE radar, we continue our conversation with Hannah Fisher, real estate agent and CEO of Hard Refresh. This time, we delve deep into the realm of sustainable real estate practices. Hannah shares her passion for eco-friendly solutions and discusses how she integrates sustainability into her real estate business. W…

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California Just Passed PAGA Reform. Here Is the Impact | Brian Mass | William Gould | Tom Manzo 25:35

8d ago25:35

25:35

California’s largest business and labor groups have recently come together to strike a deal on one of the most controversial laws in California: the Private Attorney General Act, also known as PAGA. “Attorneys fighting with companies, companies fighting back. A lot of people realized how much money they could make from it. And it became this billio…

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Scaling Healthcare Through Virtual Primary Care with Anitha Kannan from Curai 22:40

12d ago22:40

22:40

What will it take to bring affordable, accessible, and timely healthcare to all? Curai, an AI-powered virtual clinic, is on a mission to do just that by leveraging AI to enhance the efficiency of licensed physicians through text-based virtual primary care. In today’s episode, I sit down with Anitha Kannan, head of AI and founding member of Curai, t…

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Former California Inmate Explains the Impact of Rehabilitation | Brian James 25:35

13d ago25:35

25:35

“I served 29 years and two months. I went in at the age of 16; I was arrested and ultimately convicted of second-degree murder. I’m someone who they call ’the worst of the worst,' who’s taking complete advantage of the opportunities that are in there. I was dead in the water up until about 37 years old. I was going to die in prison. I had accepted …

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Oakland Non-Profit Hires Homeless to Clean the City | Ken Houston 56:44

19d ago56:44

56:44

“We only hire justice-impacted and unhoused individuals. We work directly behind Oakland Public Works. If you can go there and start with the small things instead of trying to do these huge wins, you'll be able to cure and heal the city.” Siyamak sits down with Ken Houston, the 3rd Generation Oaklander and the director of the Beautification Council…

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Better EV Batteries with Jason Koeller from Chemix 27:30

20d ago27:30

27:30

Batteries are arguably the most important technological innovation of the century, powering everything from mobile phones to electric vehicles (EVs). Unfortunately, most batteries have a significant impact on the environment, requiring increasingly scarce and valuable resources to manufacture and typically not designed for easy repair, reuse, or re…

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Los Angeles May Fix Homelessness After Settlement | Paul Webster 46:29

20d ago46:29

46:29

“We want to be the personal trainer of the city and the county, we want to be the person that they love to hate, because we are encouraging them. We are challenging them. We are motivating them to do something that they haven’t been able to do for themselves. But they know that when they get it done, it'll be better off. It really sends a signal th…

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Expert Home Inspection Tips with Anthony Tanagretta of S4 Inspections 24:08

23d ago24:08

24:08

In this episode of RE radar, we sit down with Anthony Tanagretta, owner of S4 Inspections in Seattle. Anthony shares his expertise on what to look for during home inspections, how to distinguish between major and minor issues, and clarifies common misconceptions about home inspectors. Discover how inspections vary between older homes and new constr…

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Personalized Cancer Treatment Decisions with Nathan Silberman from Artera 17:10

29d ago17:10

17:10

Being given a cancer diagnosis is one of the worst pieces of news you can receive as a patient. This is often made even more difficult by the fact that choosing a treatment option is rarely simple or easy. Clinicians need to make multiple assessments before they can move forward, and even then it is often difficult or impossible to make unambiguous…

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Court Strikes Down California’s Lot-Splitting Law SB9 | Jim Righeimer | Mark Miller | Dennis Robinson 40:06

27d ago40:06

40:06

“We’re just allowed to double the amount of houses. There aren’t left turn lanes big enough, there aren’t sewer pipes big enough to handle the sewage, and you don’t add any parking.” Siyamak sits down with Jim Righeimer, developer and former mayor of Costa Mesa in Orange County. He‘ll share his concerns with some of California’s recent housing laws…

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Why Latino Success Matters in California : New Study Reveals | Soledad Ursua | Gloria Romero | Marshall Toplansky 36:37

29d ago36:37

36:37

“Unfortunately, Latinos do worse than their Latino counterparts in other states. It’s largely due to a failing public educational system, and also due to increased regulation, mostly environmental.” Siyamak sits down with Soledad Ursua, a lead author of ‘El Futuro es Latino’, conducted with Chapman University, which looks at how Latinos are doing i…

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Los Angeles Jail Turns Into the World’s Largest Homeless Shelter | Nathan Hochman 42:24

1M ago42:24

42:24

“There were 17 gangs in Los Angeles that were engaged in follow-home robberies. So you could rape an unconscious woman, and the law considers that a non-violent, non-serious offense. You can engage in human trafficking of someone 18 or older, a non-violent, non-serious offense, which has made LA County US capital of human trafficking. It changes th…

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How California Makes It Illegal to Fight Crime: Sheriff Chad Bianco 49:42

1M ago49:42

49:42

“We are hearing that the crime statistics are up a little bit. That’s what the public has been led to believe. I’m in my 31st year right now. Crime is very much higher than what it was in the past. We’re in a weird spot. It’s scary how we’ve been misled and how we’ve been lied to about these bills that they want passed.” Siyamak sits down with Chad…

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California Cities Facing Cartel Style Illegal Growers in Neighborhoods | David Welch | Jake Fisher 44:05

1M ago44:05

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“We’ve seen people take over homes and warehouses to cultivate marijuana. People probably wouldn’t know the difference; it looks like a residential house. This is a very, very high level of sophisticated organized networks. It’s dangerous in the sense that it’s really a threat. These operations are worth a lot of money. They will do what’s necessar…

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Faster Object Search with Corey Jaskolski from Synthetaic 27:12

1M ago27:12

27:12

What if there was a way to revolutionize image-based AI, eliminating the need for extensive prework? In this episode, I sit down with Corey Jaskolski, Founder and President of Synthetaic, to talk about finding objects in images and video quickly. Synthetaic is redefining the landscape of data analysis with its groundbreaking technology that elimina…

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Los Angeles Store Owner Stopped Shoplifters Despite 81% Increase in Shoplifting | Fraser Ross 27:49

1M ago27:49

27:49

“We were just getting fed up. Our security bill was $150,000 last year. We never had that. The police aren’t going to come. So I blast someone on my Instagram, and they freak out. Very wealthy people start shoplifting. They realize, ‘Well, if everyone else can do it, and I’m paying taxes and they’re not getting arrested, so I’ll do it, there’s no c…

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Expert Home Buying Tips + Monterey, CA Real Estate Update 23:53

1M ago23:53

23:53

On this episode of RE Radar, Nathan Mathisen offers expert advice for home buyers, including key steps to ensure a smooth purchase process. Afterwards, get the latest updates on the real estate market in Monterey, CA. Essential listening for anyone entering the market #Realtoradvice #realtor #realestate #Marketwatch…

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Digital Twins for Clinical Trials with Charles Fisher from Unlearn AI 30:19

1M ago30:19

30:19

What if AI could improve the outcomes of clinical trials by making them more efficient and reducing the number of patients receiving placebos? Well, today’s guest, Charles Fisher is here to tell us all about how his company, Unlearn AI, is creating digital twins to do just that! In this conversation, you’ll hear all about Charles' academic backgrou…

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Why is California’s Affordable Housing Mandate Becoming Controversial? | James Ardaiz 55:40

1M ago55:40

55:40

“I don’t think the Affordable Housing Act is about affordable housing at all. What it really is, is just an aspect of socialism. Carmel is very densely populated. It’s one square mile. There’s really no spot to put them other than taking away from existing infrastructure.” Siyamak sits down with James Ardaiz, a retired California appellate judge an…

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Cutting Carbon in Concrete with Mathieu Bauchy from Concrete.ai 30:42

2M ago30:42

30:42

Did you know that concrete is the second most-used material in the world after water? Although it has largely defined modern society, concrete has a hidden climate cost: it is responsible for 1.6 billion tons of carbon dioxide entering the atmosphere annually. For context, that’s more than the entire aviation industry! With these statistics in mind…

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Santa Monica Vice Mayor Explains How Cancel Culture Is Impacting the City | Lana Negrete 51:58

2M ago51:58

51:58

“We have a huge opioid crisis on our hands, we have a huge mental health crisis. But we’re so focused on ideology versus practicality and common sense, and who’s in what political group and who’s saying it, that we haven’t solved the problem. Organizations have spent tens of thousands of dollars to spread toxic, negative information about candidate…

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Former Supervisor’s Honest Take on Fixing San Francisco | Tony Hall 58:10

2M ago58:10

58:10

“San Francisco was a working little town with an enormous cash flow that was right for the boys to move in and take it over. It was a tourist town, within a business town, within a high real estate town, unlike any other city in America. It never had a negative cash flow. This is why the boys came in and took it over.” Siyamak sits down with former…

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Merging Real Estate with Digital Design: Insights from Hannah Fisher 25:37

2M ago25:37

25:37

Tune in to RE radar, with Nathan Mathisen, for an engaging discussion with Hannah Fisher on the vital role of marketing in real estate. Hannah, both a real estate agent and CEO of a marketing company (Hard Refresh), shares her journey and how her design background enhances her real estate efforts. We delve into the importance of good photos in list…

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California Owes $55 Billion on Unemployment Benefits | Will Swaim 45:52

2M ago45:52

45:52

“In the COVID era people ended up on unemployment and the federal government send out about $100 billion to California and a huge amount of it, about $55 billion, was lost to criminal gang. Fraudster show up from all over the world. We’re talking about international crime, gangs, people in California prisons and jails.” Siyamak sits down with Willi…

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Decoding Pathology for Precision Medicine with Maximilian Alber from Aignostics 19:35

2M ago19:35

19:35

Today, I am joined by Maximilian Alber, Co-founder and CTO of Aignostics, to talk about pathology for precision medicine. You’ll learn about Aignostics’s mission, how they are impacting healthcare, and the transformative power of foundational models. Max explains how Aignostics is driven by the belief that machine learning and data science will hel…

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Why Californians Are Losing Their Home Insurance | Rex Frazier 57:23

2M ago57:23

57:23

“Too many people are going to the FAIR Plan. Nobody should want to be in the FAIR Plan; it’s meant to be a temporary market of last resort. It’s an unvirtuous cycle. Under the law, any deficiency that the FAIR Plan has, and the amount of money it has to pay claims, it just turns around to the admitted insurance companies. That has huge cascading im…

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Top Advisor to Los Angeles District Attorney Charged With 11 Felonies | Full Story | Alex Villanueva 42:23

2M ago42:23

42:23

“She destroyed hundreds of deputies’ careers; they used to call her the ‘badge collector.’ The effect of that was catastrophic to the organization. People started leaving in droves. No one wanted to be a deputy sheriff, and they started shrinking.” Siyamak sits down with Alex Villanueva, former sheriff of Los Angeles County. There has been an unpre…

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Subseasonal-to-Seasonal Weather Forecasting with Sam Levang from Salient Predictions 16:51

2M ago16:51

16:51

Advanced weather forecasts are the new frontier in meteorology. Long-term forecasting has garnered significant attention due to its potential to provide valuable insights to various sectors of society and the economy. In today’s episode, Sam Levang, Chief Scientist at Salient, joins me to discuss Salient’s innovative approach to weather forecasting…

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Renovate to Elevate: Maximizing Home Value with Ian Alexander 23:09

2M ago23:09

23:09

In this episode of the RE Radar podcast, join us as we sit down with Ian Alexander, a seasoned realtor whose journey from general contractor to real estate expert provides a unique perspective on maximizing property value. Drawing from his dual expertise, Ian shares practical tips on home improvements that yield high returns when selling a property…

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Virtual Tissue Staining with Yair Rivenson from PictorLabs 34:11

2M ago34:11

34:11

Welcome to today’s episode of Impact AI, where we dive into the groundbreaking world of virtual tissue staining with Yair Rivenson, the co-founder and CEO of PictorLabs, a digital pathology company advancing AI-powered virtual staining technology to revolutionize histopathology and accelerate clinical research to improve patient outcomes. You’ll fi…

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LA Doctor Explains Why Homelessness Is Growing in the City | Houman Hemmati 36:44

2M ago36:44

36:44

“We’re talking about homeless housing located on some of the most expensive land on Earth, occupying what used to be a much-needed parking garage, at a cost of $2 million per unit. The value of that land was around $120 to $150 million. If they’re building 120 units on there, that’s a million dollars per unit of just land value, taxpayer land value…

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LA Residents Take up Homelessness Clean up by Themselves 26:40

3M ago26:40

26:40

“What we should understand about Los Angeles is that everybody complains about homelessness. Online, on Twitter, on Nextdoor... Everyone has something to say. But very few people have taken it upon themselves to try to push things along and find solutions where the city or the county falls short.” Siyamak sits down with Beige Luciano-Adams, the Epo…

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Improving Recycling Efficiency with Nikola Sivacki from Greyparrot 20:31

3M ago20:31

20:31

One of the most powerful impacts machine learning can make is helping to solve environmental challenges all around the world. Today on Impact AI, I am joined by the founder of Greyparrot, Nikola Sivacki to discuss how his company uses machine learning to improve recycling efficiency. Learn all about Nikola’s background, what Greyparrot does, their …

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Understanding the Impact of NAR Settlement on Real Estate 25:15

3M ago25:15

25:15

Dive deep into the latest in real estate news with Nathan Mathisen on RE Radar! In this solo episode, Nathan untangles the National Association of Realtors (NAR) settlement proposal, debunking myths and shedding light on crucial updates. From commission negotiations to MLS regulations, Nathan delivers straight facts amidst a sea of misinformation. …

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Former Sheriff Explains Why Californians Are Mobilizing to Change Prop 47 | John McGinness 55:41

3M ago55:41

55:41

“You can literally walk into a retail store every single day of the year and steal $949 worth of merchandise and you will never do a minute in jail. No compounding consequence. The voters I believed were duped because the summary and title said it was the Safe Neighborhoods and Safe Schools Act. So that’s all you see in this Prop 47.” Siyamak sits …

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Discovering the Microbiome with Leo Grady from Jona 23:01

3M ago23:01

23:01

What if AI could decode the mysteries of your microbiome for a healthier you? In this episode, I sit down with Leo Grady, Founder and CEO of Jona, to discuss his groundbreaking work in microbiome research. Jona is a health technology company that specializes in microbiome profiling and analysis. It offers microbiome testing kits for individuals to …

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What’s Happening on the San Diego Border? First-Hand Account | Cory Gautereaux 49:00

3M ago49:00

49:00

“I constantly see these white buses coming down full of illegal immigrants who are claiming asylum. Not through the port of entry—they’re coming through the fence, cutting the fence, around the fence, over the fence. I have found documents giving them exact instructions. This is a very regimented, professional operation. Who’s doing it?” Siyamak si…

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Monitoring Forests with David Marvin from Planet 45:12

3M ago45:12

45:12

Bringing transparency and accuracy to the marketplace by producing high-quality data on all types of hard problems is a main focus for today’s guest and the company he works for. I am pleased to welcome David Marvin to Impact AI. David was the Co-Founder and CEO of Salo Sciences, which was acquired by Planet last year, and is now the Product Lead f…

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Navigating the Mortgage Maze with Expert Tina Mitchell 20:21

3M ago20:21

20:21

On this episode of RE radar, Tina Mitchell, a Sr. Loan Officer at Highlands Mortgage, debunks common mortgage myths and explores various financing strategies to optimize your mortgage experience. Additionally, discover innovative tools like List-and-Lock that can significantly enhance your home's appeal in a competitive market. Tune in to seize the…

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Foundation Models for Pathology with Razik Yousfi from Paige 24:12

3M ago24:12

24:12

Foundation models have been at the forefront of AI discussions for a while now and joining me today on Impact AI is a leader in the creation of foundation models for pathology, Senior Vice President of Technology at Paige AI, Razik Yousfi. Tuning in, you’ll hear all about Razik’s incredible background leading him to Paige, what the company does and…

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California Restaurants on Verge of Going Under With Excessive Mandates, Higher Costs | Brian Back | John Kabateck 31:15

3M ago31:15

31:15

“I’ve sent an open letter to [California Gov.] Gavin Newsom. Not only have we seen the cost of almost everything go up exponentially in the last few years, but also faced new regulations and mandates. If I were to match our increased costs with menu pricing, we would be forced to charge about $40 for a cheeseburger. We can’t explain that to the cus…

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California’s Dam Removal Damages: Local Farmers Fear Liability for Massive Salmon Deaths | Theodora Johnson 51:48

3M ago51:48

51:48

“It really has been the biggest dam removal experiment in modern history. People who were very much in favor of dam removal are now beside themselves because they had no idea this would be the outcome.” Siyamak sits down with Theodora Johnson, a sixth-generation rancher from Siskiyou County. The Klamath Dam removal project is the largest of its kin…

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What Californians Can’t Afford to Miss in Prop 1 | Susan Shelley 44:48

4M ago44:48

44:48

“It’s being sold to the voters as treatment. But you’ve got $2 billion going into housing that can be for people who are still using hard drugs. If you have a building with, let’s say, 40 units, and 15 of the people in them are addicted to hard drugs, that is going to have an impact on the community, and the community has no say in that land use at…

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Monitoring Biodiversity with Noelia Jiménez Martínez from NatureMetrics 23:48

4M ago23:48

23:48

Biodiversity is not just an ecological concern. As you’ll learn in this episode, it has tangible economic implications too. Today on Impact AI, I'm joined by Dr. Noelia Jimenez Martinez, Head of Insights and Machine Learning at NatureMetrics, to talk about biodiversity monitoring. NatureMetrics is a global nature intelligence technology company pro…

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Former Homeless Reveals What Homelessness is Like in Sacramento | Matt King 55:21

4M ago55:21

55:21

‘It’s almost like we’re living in an open-air mental health facility. There are people walking down the streets; you don’t know if they’re going to shoot you, stab you, punch you, spit on you... And we, as parents, are kind of teaching our kids and grandkids how to be numb to the situation.’ Siyamak sits down with Matthew King, former homeless and …

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Demystifying Real Estate With Lura Noyes 31:14

4M ago31:14

31:14

On episode 3 of RE radar, Nathan Mathisen sits down with Seattle real estate expert Lura Noyes to challenge preconceived notions about the industry. From debunking misconceptions about realtor earnings to dissecting the pitfalls of FSBO, they provide listeners with a reality check and valuable advice for navigating the real estate market with confi…

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Generative AI for Life Sciences with Simon Arkell from Ryght 30:00

4M ago30:00

30:00

In today’s episode, I am joined by Simon Arkell, the visionary CEO and co-founder of Ryght, to talk about copilots and the application of generative AI in life sciences. Ryght is dedicated to revolutionizing the field of life sciences through the power of AI. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and innovative solutions, Ryght aims to empower prof…

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Are California Housing Mandates Ending Community Involvement and Character of Cities? | Amy Kalish | Lydia Kou 49:57

4M ago49:57

49:57

“The goal is to densify every town in the state. To densify it—so that‘d be walking around, not driving. In some places, it doesn’t work. But this whole policy has been applied as ’one size fits all' with no complaining.” Siyamak sits down with Amy Kalish, with Citizen Marin. She’s been studying what the housing mandates are for different cities in…

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