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beyond podcasts, to your screens. Now you can watch the forum conversations you love and be in the

room with me, Alexis, and our guests as we talk about the Bay Area, California, and beyond. Check it out

at YouTube.com slash KQED News. YouTube.com slash KQED News.

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Daniel Lurie founded Tipping Point, which worked with dozens of nonprofits across the city

to alleviate poverty and strengthen

education.

He's also one of the heirs to the Levi-Strauss fortune and has put more than $7 million

of his own money into his San Francisco mayoral campaign, completely changing the nature

of the race.

In the last of our interviews with the major candidates, we talked with

Lurie about how he'd solve San Francisco's most entrenched problems and why he thinks it's time

for the city to be run by an outsider candidate who hasn't held elected office. That's coming up next,

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