Beste KQED Podcasts (2021)

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KQED Newscast

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KQED Newscast 2:30

33m ago2:30

2:30

KQED hourly newscast for March 5, 2021 3:57 PMVon KQED

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KQED's The California Report

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School Reopening Bill Approved by Lawmakers 17:26

7h ago17:26

17:26

California school districts could soon get billions of dollars, if they restart classes in-person . But it does not require that schools have to reopen. Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED Attorneys representing student athletes said the state has agreed to relax restrictions, part of a settlement that would allow kids to play both outdoors and indoors. …

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KQED's Perspectives

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Lev Kushner: Indoor Camping 2:00

16h ago2:00

2:00

People have come up with different strategies for coping with the strangeness of the prolonged stay-at-home reality. For Lev Kushner and his sons, the remedy was a strong dose of indoor camping. We didn’t intend for it to last this long. We were looking to distract our two boys, so I rummaged around our storage loft and found my old camping tent. T…

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KQED's Forum

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Cultural Critic Daphne Brooks Explores Influence of Black Women on American Music 55:32

1d ago55:32

55:32

In her new book “ Liner Notes for the Revolution” cultural critic Daphne Brooks explores the Black women artists that were major influences on American music. Brooks uncovers the racial politics at play in the recording studio, on stage, and in the reviews of everything from blues to rock and roll. Yale University African American studies professor…

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KQED's The California Report

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California Will Send More COVID-19 Vaccines to Vulnerable Areas 19:04

1d ago19:04

19:04

Governor Newsom is working with Major League Baseball and county health officials on a plan to allow fans at California's five ballparks. This comes as his administration is dedicating more vaccine doses to vulnerable communities, in an effort to reopen businesses sooner. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is one step closer to becoming the…

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KQED Newscast

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KQED Newscast 2:35

2h ago2:35

2:35

KQED hourly newscast for March 5, 2021 2:04 PMVon KQED

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KQED Newscast

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KQED Newscast 2:37

3h ago2:37

2:37

KQED hourly newscast for March 5, 2021 1:04 PMVon KQED

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KQED Newscast

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KQED Newscast 2:46

4h ago2:46

2:46

KQED hourly newscast for March 5, 2021 12:04 PMVon KQED

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KQED Newscast

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KQED Newscast 2:26

5h ago2:26

2:26

KQED hourly newscast for March 5, 2021 11:04 AMVon KQED

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KQED's Forum

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The Kids Are Not All Right: How The Pandemic Has Intensified Mental Health Problems for Young People 55:30

1d ago55:30

55:30

The coronavirus pandemic is taking a major toll on the mental health of children and teenagers, who experts say are reporting increased levels of anxiety and major depression. A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that mental health-related visits to emergency rooms jumped by 24 percent for children ages 5 to 11 and 31 …

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KQED's Perspectives

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Richard Levitt: One Year Later 2:19

1d ago2:19

2:19

It’s been almost a year since the first stay-at-home order, time enough for Richard Levitt to line up what he misses and doesn’t miss. After nearly a year working at home and living in relative seclusion I’ve discovered something interesting. There are lots of things I do not miss. More than anything, I do not miss traffic. On a recent Friday aroun…

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KQED's Forum

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California’s Politically Fraught School Reopening Plan Up for Vote 35:30

2d ago35:30

35:30

California school districts will receive $2 billion to open public schools through second grade by April 1st. That’s according to an agreement reached by Governor Newsom and Democratic legislators on Monday. The thorny issue of school re-openings has plagued the state for nearly a year, with school boards, teachers unions, and parents at odds over …

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KQED's Forum

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Host Mina Kim on her Career and the Future of Forum 20:59

2d ago20:59

20:59

Mina Kim is no stranger to KQED listeners. An award-winning reporter and anchor, she took over Forum’s daily 10 AM hour in July after hosting on Fridays for many years. But did you know that she’s from Newfoundland, taught first grade in New Jersey, trained doctors and surgeons to be leaders, and was an avid runner before chasing after three kids? …

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KQED's Forum

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Rethinking the Senate: The Modern Filibuster, Political Appointments, and Minority Rule 55:32

2d ago55:32

55:32

With 60 votes required to override a filibuster, even the Democrats’ narrow Senate majority doesn’t guarantee that President Biden’s legislation will pass. The modern filibuster, where senators delay or block a bill just by signaling their intent to filibuster, is enough to kill a bill. The Senate rules have been tweaked over the past decade, but t…

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KQED's The California Report

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Indoor Dining Can Proceed in San Francisco, Two Other Bay Area Counties 15:33

2d ago15:33

15:33

An investigation is underway after an SUV carrying more than two dozen people, some of whom were citizens of Mexico, collided with a big rig Tuesday in a rural area about ten miles from the US-Mexico border. 13 people died in the crash. Guest: Faith Pinho, Reporter, LA Times The volunteers in Southern California are helping seniors and other eligib…

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KQED's Perspectives

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Isabella Montano Ponce: Latino Teens and Mental Health 2:04

3d ago2:04

2:04

Isabella Montano Ponce was struggling with depression but it was the inability to talk about it that slowed her recovery. Sometimes my parents call me “crazy” for not controlling my emotions. When it comes to my mental health, I brush it off. It is a very uncomfortable topic in my household. In fact, we rarely speak about it at all. But I can’t rea…

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KQED's Forum

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California Begins to Shut Down Its Youth Prison System 55:32

3d ago55:32

55:32

In a historic change, California’s youth prisons will stop taking in new offenders in July. In 2023, all state juvenile detention facilities will close and responsibility for youth offenders will shift to counties. The state’s youth lockups have long been plagued by scandals and allegations of mistreatment. The move to smaller, local facilities is …

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KQED's Forum

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Biden's Overhaul of U.S.-Mexico Border Policy Faces Early Challenges 55:32

3d ago55:32

55:32

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said Monday that the Biden Administration will seek to reunite hundreds of migrant children with their families -- either in the United States or in their country of origin -- who were separated under Trump-era zero tolerance policies. The pledge comes as officials undertake a massive overhaul of the n…

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KQED's The California Report

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Newsom's Schools Reopening Plan Draws Rebuke 16:14

3d ago16:14

16:14

Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders have reached an agreement that could restart in-person learning for the state's youngest students. The hope is to reopen by April 1. Reporter: Guy Marzorati, KQED District Attorney George Gascon won last year promising to upend the tough on crime policies of his predecessor. But prosecutors both in and …

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KQED's Perspectives

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Bryan Gillette: Silver Linings 2:02

4d ago2:02

2:02

Academic learning may be taking a hit, but Bryan Gillette thinks his children are learning important skills in the pandemic. Children’s education has taken a serious turn this past year and most will say for the worse. And for the first few months of this pandemic, I would have agreed as my son’s teacher was MIA and he demonstrated emotional outbur…

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KQED's Forum

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Writer Rebecca Carroll on Her New Memoir 'Surviving the White Gaze' 55:31

4d ago55:31

55:31

Writer and cultural critic Rebecca Carroll grew up in an idyllic New England town where no one wanted to talk about race or even see it. She's Black. Her parents were white. Adopted as a baby, Carroll never met another Black person in real life until she was 6. Her new memoir, “Surviving the White Gaze”, recounts episodes from her childhood and ado…

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KQED's Forum

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Journalist Jane Coaston Wants to Know What You're Arguing About 55:32

4d ago55:32

55:32

The New York Times Opinion’s weekly podcast “The Argument” -- a place for “Strongly-held opinions. Open-minded debates. Only occasional yelling” -- has a new host in politics journalist Jane Coaston. Coaston, who previously reported for Vox and has covered conservatism and the American right for years, writes “things on the program might get awkwar…

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KQED's The California Report

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For Farmworkers Hoping to Get Vaccinated, Information is Scarce 14:58

4d ago14:58

14:58

Lawmakers Reach Deal on Reopening Schools Under the deal, schools that reopen by the end of March stand to get a cut of money earmarked by the state legislature. The deal would not mandate students and staff to get vaccinated before returning to the classroom, nor does it require districts to get approval from teachers unions before returning. Cali…

KQED Podcasts

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KQED's The California Report

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KQED's Perspectives

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KQED Newscast

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KQED's Forum

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KQED Science News

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The Do List Podcast – KQED Arts

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KQED: Gallery Crawl

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KQED's California Politics Podcast

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KQED Science Video Podcast

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KQED's Climate Watch

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KQED: Spark Art Video Podcast

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KQED Newscast 2:30

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School Reopening Bill Approved by Lawmakers 17:26

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Lev Kushner: Indoor Camping 2:00

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Cultural Critic Daphne Brooks Explores Influence of Black Women on American Music 55:32

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California Will Send More COVID-19 Vaccines to Vulnerable Areas 19:04

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KQED Newscast 2:35

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KQED Newscast 2:37

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KQED Newscast 2:46

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KQED Newscast 2:26

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The Kids Are Not All Right: How The Pandemic Has Intensified Mental Health Problems for Young People 55:30

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Richard Levitt: One Year Later 2:19

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California’s Politically Fraught School Reopening Plan Up for Vote 35:30

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Host Mina Kim on her Career and the Future of Forum 20:59

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Rethinking the Senate: The Modern Filibuster, Political Appointments, and Minority Rule 55:32

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Indoor Dining Can Proceed in San Francisco, Two Other Bay Area Counties 15:33

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Isabella Montano Ponce: Latino Teens and Mental Health 2:04

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California Begins to Shut Down Its Youth Prison System 55:32

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Biden's Overhaul of U.S.-Mexico Border Policy Faces Early Challenges 55:32

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Newsom's Schools Reopening Plan Draws Rebuke 16:14

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Bryan Gillette: Silver Linings 2:02

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Writer Rebecca Carroll on Her New Memoir 'Surviving the White Gaze' 55:31

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Journalist Jane Coaston Wants to Know What You're Arguing About 55:32

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For Farmworkers Hoping to Get Vaccinated, Information is Scarce 14:58

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