There are approximately 3300 Bay Area Dwellers who listen to subscribe to an LA radio station. While SFist has our own beef with local radio, we were a little curious about what makes KCRW good enough for folks here to tear themselves away from those Fogheads, or that No-name whatever. If you ask the folks at the station, or a few of SFist’s SoCal dwelling informants, they often implicate Nic Harcourt’s “Morning Becomes Eclectic” show.

Although we question some of Nic’s beliefs about LA (where the nicest people in America do NOT actually live), as well as wonder what exactly it was he did during his two months living in the Sunset, we appreciate anyone who wants to see Barry Manilow interviewed on SFist. We’re working on it!

What radio station in SF/Bay Area would you most like to work at?
KFOG, yeah right.

Why do you live in LA?
It's where the nicest people in America live

Photo by Larry Hirshowitz

Name
Nic Harcourt

Introduce yourself in one sentence
Still alive

Age and Occupation
unknown

Home Town
Birmingham England

How much time have you spent in the Bay Area?
10 minutes at SFO

Favorite website
KCRW.com

Favorite dot com or local business
Ghiradelli

What I'm currently Reading
Is your mama a Llama?

Best Deal in San Francisco
Something in the tenderloin

Favorite mode of transportation
Tricycle

Best Band or Musician to come out of the Bay Area
Jerry dude

Favorite local hangout
The Laundromat

SF has the BEST:
gay bars

You've never lived in SF until:
You've been beaten up in the mission

Favorite Bay area politician of past or present:
Jerry Brown

You can tell someone is a local here IF:
They avoid Haight Astbury

SF would be soooo much better if only:
There was no fog

Best Burrito:
Yes

Best movie scene filmed in or about SF:
Bullitt of course

Favorite author to come out of the bay area:
Dave Eggars

Place you always tell visitors to check out:
View from Twin Peaks

Favorite Bridge in the area:
Bay

You have two hours and $15 bucks to kill in SF, what are you going to do?
Get a coffe at the cafe at 18th and Dolores and walk to the top of the hill. Come back down and get another one and a pastry

I have found/sold/bought the following on craigslist:
nothing

I want all the SFists out there to know:
I'm not good at doing lists but I have a cool radio show at kcrw.com

Tell us a San Francisco Story:
Once upon a time I lived in the Sunset for two months

Question you'd ask if you were doing this interview:
Why did you agree to do this interview

Who would you like to see interviewed in the future:
Barry Manilow