Yayne Abeba's guest appearances

Yayne Abeba

Muni Diaries

Storied: San Francisco

Jeremy Pollock

Joe Fitzgerald

Broke-Ass Stuart

Jeremy Fish

Peter Hartlaub

Matt Gonzalez

David Tracy

John Scott

Mike Lynch

Erin Lim

Annalee Newitz

JoEllen Depakakibo

Sarah Davis

Gary Weinstein

Caitlin Gill

OwlTail

To help elevate the voices and stories of Black San Franciscans, we’ll be rerunning those episodes over the next few weeks. We’ll be back with new stories from your neighbors down the road a bit. It's Oct. 17, 1989, and Yayne Abeba, fresh out of high school, living on her own, and working in the Marina, wants to step outside with a coworker to talk shit about their boss. In a few minutes, her life and the lives of everyone in the Bay Area will change forever.  This is the story of Yayne's day during the Loma Prieta earthquake, a magnitude 6.9 quake that shook foundations, started fires, leveled freeways, and changed many things about life in the Bay Area. Film photography by Michelle Kilfeather

To help elevate the voices and stories of Black San Franciscans, we’ll be rerunning those episodes over the next few weeks. We’ll be back with new stories from your neighbors down the road a bit. It's Oct. 17, 1989, and Yayne Abeba, fresh out of high school, living on her own, and working in the Marina, wants to step outside with a coworker to talk shit about their boss. In a few minutes, her life and the lives of everyone in the Bay Area will change forever. This is the story of Yayne's day during the Loma Prieta earthquake, a magnitude 6.9 quake that shook foundations, started fires, leveled freeways, and changed many things about life in the Bay Area. Film photography by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/luckykilfeather/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Michelle Kilfeather</a>

Ep. 2: Yayne Abeba's Walk After the '89 Earthquake

Did you know there was a movie theater on 17th Ave. and Geary that used to play lots of children’s films? That was just one of the destinations that this Muni Diaries storyteller would see on her Muni journeys growing up in San Francisco. Comedian and native San Franciscan Yayne Abeba started riding Muni by herself when she was 7, along with all her relatives ages 1 to 6.

Did you know there was a movie theater on 17th Ave. and Geary that used to play lots of children’s films? That was just one of the destinations that this Muni Diaries storyteller would see on her Muni journeys growing up in San Francisco. Comedian and native San Franciscan <a href="http://www.yayneabeba.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Yayne Abeba</a> started riding Muni by herself when she was 7, along with all her relatives ages 1 to 6.

Ep 24: Yayne Abeba on growing up on Muni