Beste Kqed Podcasts (2023)

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KQED's Forum

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How To Navigate Misinformation Online 55:49

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Distinguishing facts from unreliable or false information online is difficult for many of us. And the confusion affects all age groups, political parties and demographics, according to Stanford Professor Sam Wineburg, who writes that “if the internet is the information superhighway, then none of us were given driver’s ed manuals.” Wineburg’s new bo…

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KQED News

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LA County Sees Record Number Of Drug Overdoses

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Massive Rise In Fentanyl Overdoses In LA County The number of L.A. residents dying from fentanyl overdoses shot up 1600% over the past six years. A record 3,220 people died of drug overdoses in Los Angeles County in 2022. Fentanyl surpassed methamphetamine to become the most common drug in fatal overdoses. Reporter: Jackie Fortier, LAist State Audi…

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KQED's Perspectives

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Shreya Anand: Underrepresented in STEM 3:56

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Being underrepresented can be a frustrating and isolating experience. Shreya Anand used the feeling as motivation to build connections and make change.Von KQED

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KQED Science

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How Climate Change Affects Your Life in the US

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Climate change costs tens of billions of dollars each year, harms Americans' health and disrupts everyday life, including how we work, eat, play and mourn, according to a major new assessment.Von Sarah Mohamad

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KQED's Forum

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Media Grapples, Once Again, With How to Cover Trump 55:50

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Former president Trump has been saying very inflammatory things in public speeches and posts lately. He’s advocated violence, praised autocratic leaders and called his political opponents “vermin” that need to be “rooted out”. We’ll analyze Trump’s recent campaign rhetoric and discuss how the press and social media platforms are handling it all. We…

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KQED's The California Report

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LA County Sees Record Number Of Drug Overdoses 10:27

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The number of L.A. residents dying from fentanyl overdoses shot up 1600% over the past six years. A record 3,220 people died of drug overdoses in Los Angeles County in 2022. Fentanyl surpassed methamphetamine to become the most common drug in fatal overdoses. Reporter: Jackie Fortier, LAist The state’s poorest children are having to wait for weeks,…

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KQED News

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Supreme Court Reviews Case with Potential Tax Code Disruption, Experts Warn

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A couple who owned a controlling interest in a foreign corporation argue that a controversial Trump-era tax is unconstitutional under the 16th Amendment.Von Steph Rodriguez

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KQED News

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Inside Oakland’s Largest Housing Megaproject

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A full transcript will be available 1–2 workdays after the episode’s publication. Brooklyn Basin is poised to become Oakland’s largest housing project, promising 3,700 new homes on the site of a former shipping dock. In a state where building just about anything can be a challenge, how did this one finally get off the ground? … Continue reading Ins…

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KQED's Forum

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New Classical Music Stream Highlights the Art of Video Game Music 55:46

1d ago55:46

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When was the last time you spent a weekend listening to a piece of music for hours on end? For gamers, that’s not an uncommon practice. Along with story, graphics, and gameplay, the music plays a vital role in the gaming experience, helping to immerse the player and provide clues on where the action is headed. But despite the sophistication of vide…

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KQED's Forum

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Concord Launches Guaranteed Income Pilot As Programs Gain Traction In The Bay Area 55:45

1d ago55:45

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Concord has joined a growing list of Bay Area cities testing guaranteed income programs. The East Bay city’s model will provide 120 families with $500 a month for a year. More than 20 similar pilot programs have sprung up in the Bay Area in the last few years after more state and local officials allocated money to fund them. That has made Californi…

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KQED News

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San Diego Hospitals On Pace To Treat Record Number Of Patients Who Fell From Border Wall

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More And More People Injured From Falls From Border Wall The border wall that separates the U.S. and Mexico has long been controversial, but the barrier also causes real physical injuries when people fall from it. And with the border wall nearly twice as tall as it used to be in many places, the injuries keep getting worse. Reporter: Gustavo Solis,…

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KQED's The California Report

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San Diego Hospitals On Pace To Treat Record Number Of Patients Who Fell From Border Wall 10:21

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The border wall that separates the U.S. and Mexico has long been controversial, but the barrier also causes real physical injuries when people fall from it. And with the border wall nearly twice as tall as it used to be in many places, the injuries keep getting worse. Reporter: Gustavo Solis, KPBS The state agency that lost billions to pandemic une…

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KQED's Perspectives

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Karina Moreno: Broken, but Still Whole 3:54

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In times of great pain and despair, Karina Moreno takes comfort in a family saying that has gotten them through dark days before.Von KQED

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KQED's Forum

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Trailblazing U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor Dies at 93 55:44

2d ago55:44

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Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, died on Friday. She was 93. A Ronald Reagan appointee who retired from the high court in 2006, O’Connor was known as a swing vote in contentious cases on abortion, religious liberty and affirmative action. She once wrote, “Rare indeed is the legal victory — in court or legisla…

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KQED's Forum

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Dr. Fei-Fei Li, Artificial Intelligence Pioneer, on Creating Human-Centered AI 55:49

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Dr. Fei-Fei Li is a literal visionary. Her groundbreaking work on ImageNet, a vast visual recognition database, helped propel artificial intelligence at a critical moment. As one of the key innovators and thinkers in AI, Li has argued for a human-centered artificial intelligence that augments people’s capabilities instead of displacing them. We tal…

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KQED News

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Maternity Group Care for and by Black People Is Improving Outcomes in Oakland

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A new group prenatal care program called BElovedBIRTH Black Centering is resulting in healthier births and prompting state officials to look into expanding it to other public hospitals in California.Von Daisy Nguyen

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KQED News

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Threat Of Fruit Flies Returns To California

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Fruit Fly Threat Being Fought In Different Manner In California Four decades ago, California went to war against an enemy that wasn’t human. The adversary was the Mediterranean fruit fly, an invasive pest that threatened to destroy California’s agricultural economy. To fight the fly, the state launched controversial aerial pesticide spraying campai…

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KQED's The California Report

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Threat Of Fruit Flies Returns To California 10:22

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Four decades ago, California went to war against an enemy that wasn't human. The adversary was the Mediterranean fruit fly, an invasive pest that threatened to destroy California's agricultural economy. To fight the fly, the state launched controversial aerial pesticide spraying campaigns and set up roadblocks and quarantine zones. Fast forward to …

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KQED News

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Silicon Valley Investors Want to Build a New City. Can They Convince Solano County Voters?

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The group of Silicon Valley investors and billionaires who want to build a new city from scratch in Solano County, are on something of a public relations campaign.Von Ericka Cruz Guevarra

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KQED's Perspectives

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Nila Venkat: Debating Sexism 3:53

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When Nila Venkat went to her first debate competition, she found it to be a microcosm of the real world... much to her dismay. This Perspective originally aired in October 2016.Von KQED

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KQED News

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Fauxes: ‘Peaches’

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In this episode of the Sunday Music Drop, Scarlett Levinson of the band Fauxes says they aim to create big sounds that 'overtake whatever you're doing.' Their song, 'Peaches,' is no exception.Von Chloe Morizono

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KQED's Forum

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Governors Newsom, DeSantis to Meet in Fox News Debate 55:40

5d ago55:40

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It might be the most unusual event of this campaign season: California Governor Gavin Newsom is set to face off Thursday night against Governor – and GOP presidential candidate – Ron DeSantis of Florida in a Fox News-sponsored debate. What will this clash of two rising political stars from two of the nation’s most populous states reveal about issue…

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KQED's Forum

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What Makes San Francisco Government Vulnerable to Corruption? 55:45

5d ago55:45

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Earlier this month, the FBI indicted a major local real estate developer for bribing three San Francisco officials to obtain permits and expedite inspections. This episode is just the latest in a series of corruption scandals that began in 2020 and brought down officials in the Department of Power and Water, the Department of Building Inspection, a…

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KQED News

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Pacific Coast Trail Towns Struggling After Dixie Fire; Fresno Gorditas Shop a Tribute to Mom

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Listen to this and more in-depth storytelling by subscribing to The California Report Magazine podcast. Two Years After the Dixie Fire, Towns That Relied on Pacific Crest Trail Hikers Are Still Struggling Two years ago, the Dixie Fire nearly wiped the Pacific Crest Trail off the map. With a lot of work, the trail has mostly been repaired. But secti…

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KQED News

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Merced County Sheriff Warns Of Major Staffing Shortage

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Merced County Sheriff Struggling To Maintain Staffing Levels Merced County has the highest rate of homicide in the state. It’s also severely lacking deputies. Sheriff Vernon Warnke says the shortage is so bad, he’s disassembling units, like for gang enforcement, just to cover everyday patrol. Reporter: Elizabeth Arakelian, KVPR Cal Poly Humboldt Ho…

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KQED's The California Report

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Merced County Sheriff Warns Of Major Staffing Shortage 10:11

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Merced County has the highest rate of homicide in the state. It’s also severely lacking deputies. Sheriff Vernon Warnke says the shortage is so bad, he's disassembling units, like for gang enforcement, just to cover everyday patrol. Reporter: Elizabeth Arakelian, KVPR The housing crisis in California can be felt in all parts of the state. That incl…

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KQED News

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San Francisco Bans Vending Along Mission Street

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San Francisco has banned street vending on Mission Street for 90 days, citing concerns about crime and sales of stolen goods.Von Ericka Cruz Guevarra

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KQED's Perspectives

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Emily Beitiks: Generational Caregiving 3:58

6d ago3:58

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Sometimes the end of life resembles its beginning. Listener Emily Beitiks tells us her Perspective.Von KQED

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KQED News

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Why California’s Insurance Market Is In Trouble

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What’s up with Governor Gavin Newsom debating a presidential candidate? Marisa and Scott break down Newsom’s motivations for going head-to-head with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis tonight. Then, KQED science reporter Danielle Venton joins to dig into the home insurance crisis in California, brought on by a changing climate and the resulting natural …

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KQED's Forum

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‘From Spices to Vices’: Evolutionary Biologist Noah Whiteman on Nature's Toxins 55:47

6d ago55:47

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Beneath the surface of a coffee bean or a red pepper flake or a nutmeg seed — or any of the plants we rely on for medicine, food and drink — lie a “bevy of poisons,” writes UC Berkeley evolutionary biologist Noah Whiteman. But the chemical compounds that treat our infections, spice up our meals and calm our nerves didn’t evolve for our benefit. Ins…

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