Exploring the Neighborhood: The Mission & Noe Valley w/ Greg & Valerie Landau

This week, we interviewed the quintessential San Francisco sibling duo, Greg and Valerie Landau. Greg is a music and video producer, educator, and historian with 8 Grammy-nominated albums. Valerie, a Harvard-trained expert, specializes in innovative teaching and AI-infused education tools. Their lives were shaped by the influential 1960s and 70s in San Francisco as they grew up in The Mission District and Noe Valley. As children of poet-activist Nina Serrano and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Saul Landau, Greg and Valerie were influenced by the city’s political upheaval as it became one of the most progressive cities in the U.S. Their parents' dedication to humanitarian causes like the civil rights, anti-Vietnam War, pro-choice, and gay rights movements, left an indelible mark on Greg and Valerie. These values continue to shape their work in education and the arts, and we’re eager to share their stories with you on Beyond the Fog Radio. Meet Valerie and Greg Landau! Learn more about Greg Landau at https://greglandau.com/mystory Learn more about Valerie Landau at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valerie_Landau Learn more about Nina Serrano at https://estuarypress.com/nina-serrano-homepage/ Learn more about Saul Landau at https://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/12/arts/saul-landau-maker-of-films-with-leftist-edge-dies-at-77.html