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announcer: hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, unique ice cream flavors and seasonal pies. woman: any flavor that you try, you can immediately tell that it's handmade. the flavors are amazing. announcer: from pizza to art. man: let's make it about san francisco or north beach. a love letter, a testament. announcer: the 49ers celebrate a local hero. woman: it's great to have an opportunity to meet with the community, to talk to some of the children

and be involved with the 49ers. announcer: 60 years of history in the napa valley. man: this place feels different. there's something about it when you get to the top of the hill. the uniqueness of this property is palpable. announcer: but first, indonesian coffee makes its mark in san francisco. man: kopiku! ["welcome" in indonesian] selamat datang! [cheering] ♪♪ adhi: in roasting, it's just heat, drum rotation, and air. and now the beans start. i remember when i first moved, it was like, "indonesia? indo china?" no, it's indonesia. it's a big country. pour it out, pour it out. there you go! what i want is bridging indonesian culture to the american people through coffee. whoo! that's strong. what does "kopi" mean?

"kopi" means-- oh, shoot, i forgot. "kopi" is coffee. [laughter] - "kopi" is... - both: coffee. "kopiku" means "my coffee." oh... ♪♪ adhi: indonesia, with 13,000 islands, with 280 million people. our location within the equator and coffee only grows certain degree up and down. it tastes different between the islands. i really want people to really taste bali, aceh, seraja, java. it tastes so different. and it's not just, "i'm going to drink the same blend every day," no. i want them to expose one, to good coffee, and two, from indonesia. ♪♪ the cloth that we hang shows what we are serving or what we're brewing today. so for today, we're going to do java.

coffee from java, from west java, and we are putting it on the wall. can you see the beans? - [stammers] - ahh! - adhi: see, there's the beans! - dion: oh! there's beans! adhi: they're beans. ♪♪ adhi: i want the customer to know who grows my coffee, and i want the farmers to see who drinks my coffee, just to open up a conversation. amanda: as you can see, pandan's water is really green and natural. so we have-- ta da!--i'm pandan. pandan is my favorite thing because growing up in indonesia, i have it in my front yard.

they grow there. so whenever i need it, just...[imitates cutting] first, i... just crush the pandan leaves, with water, of course. and then after that, just put it in here. just press it like that. can you see that? it's beautiful. ♪♪ we take a lot, like, lots of pandan to make like, let's say, like this. whenever i remember how people love it when they write reviews and say good things about the pandan, it gives me that sense of fulfillment, you know? when they sip it and they're like, [gasps], you know? and then i'm like, "oh." [grunts] i'm going to squeeze it even more. - since you're gonna check that. - okay. when it says 170, then... [indistinct] - what is it? - 73. no. they can't be. - that way. - oh. [laughs]

- that's better. - that's better. ooh, you can smell it. the beans on the bottom went on the roll. if it's too slow, it will just stay on the bottom. - and it will-- - it'll burn. it will burn, right. - hey, let's go! - is it time? it's time. slowly, slowly. yep, there you go. pour it out, pour it out, pour it out. there you go. and higher the better. yeah, higher. - whoo! the higher, the better. - yeah. go slowly, slowly. - oh, slower. - this is life. there you go. do you think this is enough? so she still have 30 more kilos to do this. because labor in san francisco is very... - expensive. - expensive. ♪♪ [cheering] adhi: it would be cheaper for me and easier for me to get beans from u.s. but no, this is about connecting the two worlds, and the two worlds sometimes do not know each other. announcer: now it's time to see how an award-winning pizza maker

is helping local artists. ♪♪ a lot of traveling, a lot of maps. these are all the places you went to - to get these photos? - yes. so i covered all national parks in oregon, california, nevada, and utah. i visited all of them. the project's called "extraordinary decisions." it's all shot the same way. they're self-portraits, and the project's about a personal journey, moving from louisiana to california. ♪♪ she handed me a card-- this card, actually-- and she said, "yeah, you know, "i'm a photographer, and anything i could do, i just want it to be on this billboard and be awesome." i said, "well, i like this right here. "is she going west? is she going east? "is she leaving east to come west? how about we put that up on the billboard?" ♪♪ i wanted to shoot a shot that empowered women,

people just in general, to go for it. so she's about to conquer wherever she's going, right? and then i love the color scheme of the italian, so that's why we chose this one, because it's north beach. - and tony liked this one? - he loved it. ♪♪ and she said "hey, you know, "could we do something on your billboard? i heard you have this one." i said, "i love this picture. "how about we put that up on the billboard "and it won't cost you anything, "and i don't want a logo. i just want it to be about the art or the photograph." ♪♪ tony: starting january, fresh new year. san francisco's getting such a bad rap, and everything's bad, bad, wrong, wrong. it's not all bad. so let's give some artists some love, photographers some love, and let's make it about san francisco or north beach.

a love letter. a testament. i cover all the costs. clear channel, of course, owns the billboards. i lease them for a year. she's the first, and it's pretty cool. a lot of business guys came to me and said, "you're going to give away the billboards to some artists? what are you, nuts?" i said, "the more people that come to north beach, the better it is for everybody or san francisco. a nice drive out. i was so excited. i was really pumped, because when i was in school, i was like, "man, to be on a billboard." and then a couple years later, it happened. "on the road to north beach." karina: and what do you want people to take away from that? markelle:: come to north beach and experience it, and whatever journey you're on, wherever you're going, just stop in because we're a family here in the neighborhood, and we want to support artists especially. tony: i love north beach. i was coming here since i was 18 years old. it's a very strong neighborhood. it's very deep-rooted. artists don't get a chance to showcase their work--or photographers-- like this. i want something that you look at it

and it's not an advertisement necessarily for a brand. - karina: mm-hmm. it's beyond that. it's just something that's just really self-rewarding and happy. ♪♪ announcer: coming up: ooh, it's time to indulge. everything is handmade at this ice cream and pie shop. woman: the crumble that they put on top is life-changing. it's so good. ♪♪ did you know you waste 200 hours a year hand washing dishes? switch to your dishwasher and cascade platinum plus. all you have to do is scrape, load, and you're done! cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently.

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♪ ♪ with non-habit formin♪♪ zzquil. announcer: welcome back to the show. noble folk is an award-winning ice cream and pie destination in healdsburg. ♪♪ we're one of the few places that makes their own ice cream in-house. this is the real stuff. the ice cream is always one of my favorites. any flavor that you try, you can immediately tell that it's handmade. the flavors are amazing. delicious. adriana: it's not only ice cream, it's also pie. there's nothing more homey than that. christian: what's the perfect partner to a good scoop of ice cream, and we thought a pie á la mode made sense. the crumble that they put on top is life-changing. it's so good. christian: one of the pies that we have on the menu right now that's super popular is we have

a strawberry mississippi mud pie. everyone loves pie and ice cream. woman: i mean, their ice cream is cans found the best. and i always have. to get more than one scoop. ♪♪ christian: i came from the baking and pastry world, and ozzy really came from wanting to be an entrepreneur. so we kind of connected on planning. actually, our business was the first start of our relationship, early on. ozzy: we started selling these ice cream sandwiches. they just really caught on like fire. we'd have people showing up at our store waiting for us to fill up our cabinet, and so we were like, wow, we could really maybe expand on this. and we feel like healsburg really deserves to have its own premier artisan handmade ice cream shop. when we first opened these doors, we had like 50, 60 people waiting for us to open. christian: we focus on seasonality, local produce, on high quality ingredients. we don't chock our products full of preservatives.

everything's very simple. five ingredients: eggs, butter, sugar, flour. it's all very simple. i'm a mom of two little ones, and for me, it's very important to know that i'm giving them something that doesn't have preservatives. woman: you can tell it's like grandma made it. christian: so start to finish, it's completely all made in house. i like that it's made from scratch. christian: i started kind of pairing our menu to be a seasonal pie menu, and then our ice cream is also seasonal, so we're able to come up with a lot more than the traditional vanilla bean á la modes. just some really inventive flavors is what we kind of specialize in. my favorite ice cream is triple berry pie. strawberry sorbet, and homemade oreo. raspberry blood orange, pistachio cherry, that one's my favorite. passion fruit. the hojicha maple mochi is my favorite. this is my go-to place because i just love the people here. my favorite part about noble folk is the people,

ozzy and christian, that have created a culture of humbleness, community involvement. the name noble folk kind of also inspired us to be the best noble folk that we can be. we really try to give back to community, get involved in nonprofits. the fun thing about having a dessert and ice cream business is that you're able to see the instant gratification from customers. so they'll come in and they'll, you know, get a scoop of dutch cookie ice cream, and you immediately see a big grin on their face. i will eat, like, a gallon of that ice cream, happily. you need to come to noble folk ice cream. it is so good. announcer: up next, meet the first indigenous woman from nasa to go to space. nicole mann: i grew up watching the niners, and so, really, it's just so exciting to be back home. ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin?

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to meet with the community, to talk to some of the children and be involved with the 49ers. i grew up watching the niners, and so really, it's just so exciting to be back home. ♪♪ hi, i'm astronaut nicole mann and a colonel in the united states marine corps. i grew up here in northern california, and we're attending the 49ers game today. our frontline hero of the game, colonel nicole mann! [cheers and applause] so i was born in petaluma, california, just north of the city, and went to school at rancho cotate high school in rohnert park. after there, i went to annapolis, the united states naval academy in maryland. i knew i wanted to serve in the military, and i was interested in engineering, and so that was a great school for both of those. after that, i went to grad school back here in california at stanford university, and then off to flight school in the marine corps. i got my wings and learned to fly the f/a-18, which is a hornet, and did two combat deployments off the aircraft carrier uss enterprise

in iraq and afghanistan. man: what's more exciting, your first landing on a carrier, or blastoff on spacex? oh, let's see. first landing on a carrier or launching on spacex from the planet. both were so exciting. both were beginnings of new chapters in my life. i was a commander of crew-5, and that's a spacex spacecraft. it's incredible to be in space. mom, look, i'm finally in space! [laughter] we launched from kennedy space center in florida to the international space station, where my crew and i spent 157 days in orbit around our planet, where we conducted over 250 science experiments, seven space walks outside the door, a ton of outreach events and upgrades to the space station. it was an incredible experience and an incredible view of our planet from outer space. newscaster: and as you just saw, splashdown of crew-5. so i was fortunate enough to be the first

indigenous woman in space. i am part of the wailaki tribe, which is part of the round valley indian tribes in northern california, up in covalo. that's very important, i think, that we look back at our heritage and our past and think about where we came from, thank all of the elders and the people that paved the way to make these opportunities for us, and then reach back to those communities. because although we are breaking down barriers every day, there are still barriers that children face, and we need to help them overcome those challenges. go after that dream, set that goal, and then have the discipline to go after that goal. all that hard work is going to be worth it. it really pays off. announcer: coming up, an iconic napa valley winery reopens its doors. when our guests leave us, whether it's a once a year trip, once a week trip, or once in a lifetime trip, they remember it for a very long time. ♪♪

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in a valley where grand openings happen with somewhat regularity. but to reopen a place that already has 60 years of history is truly special. ♪♪ you have to have that warm hospitality dna in you and it helps bring the wines to life, makes that view that much more memorable. and it's one of the reasons our guests keep coming back again and again. ♪♪ the glass fire rolled through in september of 2020. it's been just over three years since that happened. but as we came out of that, this opportunity to pause and reflect in a way that we had never had the opportunity to do. we've been fortunate to be one of the busier wineries and more frequented wineries in the napa valley, but never presented us with three years to fully refine and rethink every piece of the guest experience. this place just feels special. this place feels different. there's something about it when you get to the top of the hill.

the uniqueness of this property is palpable. that, i think, inspires people and creates memories. we feel that we've picked right back up where we left off three years ago and only even elevated upon that. sterling sustainability has always been something that's important to us, but especially now, as we look to reopen following the tragedy of the 2020 fires. we'll have 26 parking spaces dedicated for ev charging. we're also in the process of converting the entire winery to 100% solar powered. that includes the winery, the hospitality spaces, and of course, the iconic gondolas will be 100% solar powered. sterling is the only winery in the world that has its own gondolas to get our guests to the top. they've been part of the sterling experience since 1973, when we first opened our doors. most gondolas, you go to sea resort, you go up, you go down in the same way. ours is a triangle, so you get two very different views-- one on the way up, then a separate, beautiful view on the way down.

so we're thrilled to have them. each one of our guests gets the opportunity to ride it as they ascend, to the top of the property and join us for an incredible experience. thankfully, the gondolas themselves were not damaged as part of the fire. however, they were original to the 1973 opening and all of our parts and ability to repair that was impacted. so as we thought about rebuilding and having no way to safely maintain the existing gondola, repairing it and rebuilding it was really the only option. ♪♪ when sterling vineyards was founded by peter newton and michael stone in 1964 as one of only 27 wineries in the valley, when sterling vineyards was founded by peter newton and michael stone in 1964 as one of only 27 wineries in the valley, ented, aged, barreled, every step of the way, from grape to glass, in a way that very few wineries have the opportunity to present to their guests.

get out of it as much as they want to get into it. for some, it's an escape to a beautiful property with some great wines. for others, it's an educational experience where they can ask as many questions as they want to. others, it's an epicurean adventure where they can try little wonderful bites to pair with our wine. it's just that complete package to put all those pieces together that when our guests leave us, whether it's a once a year trip, once a week trip or once in a lifetime trip, they remember it for a very long time. announcer: that's it for today's show, but tune in next week for an all new episode. in the meantime, keep connected on social for more feel-good stories. ♪♪ ♪♪

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