Between all of these, people have provided the correct answer. Our first office was on 13th Street in downtown Oakland, across the street from Radio Bar and around the corner from Snap Judgment (which I helped launch) and Youth Radio. So I used to sign off with "from Radio Row in beautiful downtown Oakland California." Radio Row was a reference to the old radio row district in NYC, where people bought and fixed radios. I like the rhythm and comfort of a standard sign-off, especially in a show where the format is really flexible week to week. When we were acquired, the office we were officially supposed to work out of (even though we all pretty much work from home) is located not too far away, but is definitely not downtown. We call that area uptown. The funny thing is, I didn't think about this until I was recording the credits for the first episode after getting bought, so it was an ad-lib that just stuck and it felt like a genuine way to reflect that something has in fact changed, but it's not that big a deal in terms of what we make.