EPISODE · Sep 22, 2025 · 4 MIN

Marty Balin

from OLD AND IN THE WAY · host Poopaloopa

Mill Valley has a rhythm all its own, nestled beneath the redwoods and reverberating with the echoes of rock and roll history. And now, thanks to the just-released 2025– 2026 Enjoy Mill Valley Guide insert featured in this month’s Marin Magazine, that rhythm is getting a spotlight worthy of its legacy. Among the gems in this self-guided Rock & Roll tour is Marty Balin’s former home at 180 East Blithedale Avenue, a modest yet magical spot that once belonged to the co-founder of the Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship.

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