Alameda PostCast

In Episode 129, Scott Piehler's topics include: A judgement against Barnhill Marina’s owners. The City Council grapples with the airport and admonishment. Mountain bikers and hikers look for common ground. Changes at the Alameda Point Collaborative. Tips on lowering your heating bill. More national recognition for Fikscue. And a chance to double your support for the Post.Support

In Episode 128, Scott Piehler's topics include: Election Day is behind us. The latest on De-Pave Park. Changes to the Ferry schedules. The Alameda Homeless Warming Shelter prepares to open. Halloween by the numbers. Mind the school bus. Friday night lights on the gridiron and on the stage. Alameda could use a nap. Activities for the kids. And a new exhibit that will leave you feeli

In Episode 127, Scott Piehler's topics include: The Long Beach Police Department releases bodycam footage concerning Trish Herrera Spencer. The City Council was already considering admonishment in the wake of the incident. A guide to ten ballot measures. Auto thefts continue to decline. The Cross Alameda Trail and the Woodstock shuttle both expand. The Planning Board extends St. Jo

In Episode 126, Scott Piehler's topics include: No Alameda film festival in 2025. Council Member Trish Herrera Spencer responds to an incident in Long Beach. Property tax envelopes are a bit confusing. The San Francisco Bay Ferry continues down the path of electrification. The Corica Park Fire Tower looks a bit different these days. The Oakland Roots are headed to the playoffs. A s

In Episode 125, Scott Piehler's topics include: An apparent swatting at Alameda High. The City Council is updated on climate and waste programs. School board candidates take questions from the public. More on the Pamela Price recall vote. Slight election law changes. A pair of new restaurants in town. And a plethora of events to choose from this weekend and beyond.Support the show�

In Episode 124, Scott Piehler's topics include: Charges are dropped for two of the officers in the Mario Gonzalez case. Prosecutors and police unions unite behind the Pamela Price recall effort, and Measure 36 looks to reinstate some felony laws. Your chance to meet the candidates for Alameda Unified School Board. In the wake of Alameda Pride, a new drop-in center for LGBTQ+ teens.

In Episode 123, Scott Piehler's topics include: The City Council deals with development, transportation, and a little off the top. Council candidates take their case to the people. Car thefts are down. Noise in the news. House calls may return. A change at The Alameda Education Foundation. Time for trash checks. A long-awaited restaurant is set to open. Raise a glass to help our fo

In Episode 122, Scott Piehler's topics include: The planning board approves a new use for an old property on the East End. Another day, another delay in the cleanup of Alameda Point. Get to know the City Council candidates at our Forum this weekend. Alameda Fire Department stays busy. Lots of animal-related news. Pride in the Park is almost here. The Alameda Comedy Club may soon be

In Episode 121, Scott Piehler's topics include: A lawsuit generates huge support for the Alameda Food Bank. City Council approves a pool plan for Jean Sweeney. Meet the school board candidates. The Portola Festival is back. From the Bayou to the Bay, another new restaurant to check out. Bryan Woo struggles in Seattle. And a wealth of activities as we transition from Summer to Fall.

In Episode 120, Scott Piehler's topics include: A look at the five candidates for two open City Council seats. Waitlists are open for below market housing. The city receives $16 million dollars for road safety improvements. The Transportation Commission gets updates on numerous projects. Bryan Woo flirts with perfection. Nina G. hits Amazon Prime. Gene Kahane reveals his five favor