Erin Lim

1 week ago | kalw.org | Erin Lim

Today we're bringing you episode three of Bounce. It's our second season and it's all about the Golden State Valkyries first year in the Bay. And this one takes us to a new space for fans who like to enjoy women’s sports from the comfort of a bar stool. Click the button above to listen! Transcript:Intro: HOST ERIN LIM: Succession. It’s about power and confidence. And how it’s passed down from one leader to the next.

3 weeks ago | kalw.org | Erin Lim

The newly formed San Francisco basketball team, the Golden State Valkyries, have officially been part of the WNBA for a couple of weeks now. Today, we bring you the second episode of BOUNCE. KALW’s basketball podcast that’s all about The Valkyries first season in the Bay. This one’s all about the team’s fearless leader: Coach Natalie Nakase.

1 month ago | asianamericans.einnews.com | Erin Lim

The WNBA is breaking records and redefining the future of sports — and now, San Francisco is part of that evolution. The Golden State Valkyries are the league’s newest expansion team and they represent a new chapter in the Bay Area’s basketball legacy. KALW is following the entire first season through our podcast BOUNCE: The Valkyries First Season in the Bay. Click the button above to listen! HOST ERIN LIM: The night finally arrived. Something fans anticipated for generations.

Mar 24, 2025 | kalw.org | Erin Lim

The Oakland Roots soccer team sold out its home opener at the Coliseum last weekend. From our California Newsroom member station, KALW, Erin Lim has more. More than 26 thousand fans filled the seats to cheer on the team who was up against the San Antonio FC. In previous seasons the Oakland Roots played at Laney College and Cal State East Bay but those stadiums only sold around 5,000 seats per game. This game is the highest attended for any team in this soccer league.

Mar 19, 2025 | kalw.org | Erin Lim

On March 17, 2020, San Francisco was brought to a halt by the Covid-19 virus. Former Mayor London Breed mandated that residents of San Francisco stay home and only go out for essential needs. A lot of focus about the pandemic’s effect on San Francisco has been about downtown, but how did other neighborhoods deal with the shut down? KALW asked residents and workers in the Mission district about their memories and experiences when the shut down was announced.