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From KQED.

From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Alexis Madrigal with a holiday edition of Forum from the Archives.

What do you notice out the window from your seat on Muni, the ferry, or bart?

When you ride public transit, you're free to look around.

And looking around can tell you a lot about where you live. We listened back to our conversation about the breathtaking vistas and hidden histories revealed

to us through the windows of public transit and how what we see or don't see shapes our

connection to the Bay Area.

You listeners had just beautiful things to say about your views from Baria Transit, so we

wanted to hear it all again. That's coming up next right after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Alexis Madrigal. We're talking about what we see from public transit.

And we're joined this morning first by the creator of a fun new documentary, Tunnel Vision in Unauthorized Bart Ride.

It's Vincent Wu.

Wu is a longtime Bart Rider, and he wanted to see what it look like at the front of the

train, or really from the front of the train.

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