הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-KQED (2024)

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At the California GOP Convention, Optimism About November

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The California Republican Party is holding a statewide convention this weekend in Burlingame. Scott, Marisa and Guy are at the convention talking with delegates, elected leaders and party officials about the fall election and their strategy for holding onto congressional seats in purple districts.על ידי Scott Shafer

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World’s Largest Digital Camera Built in the Bay Area to Illuminate Mysteries of the Universe

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The 20-year project was completed by scientists and engineers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in Menlo Park. It will study everything from dark matter to dark energy atop a mountain in the Chilean Andes.על ידי Danielle Venton

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KQED Series ‘Beyond the Menu’ Tells the Backstory of Food 55:48

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Hong Kong’s famed pineapple bun does not contain pineapples. Samosas can be found in many cultures outside of India. And the birria taco owes a lot to indigenous cultures who helped cultivate a love and devotion to chiles. These are some of the surprising food backstories that host Cecilia Phillips and the team behind KQED’s digital program “Beyond…

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'A Chance to Harmonize' Tells the Story of the U.S. Music Unit 55:47

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A generation of American folk singers – including Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Woody Guthrie – owe their inspiration to a little-known New Deal project known as the U.S. Music Unit. Over the course of two years, federal workers recorded amateur musicians at government-owned homesteads as a way to “raise morale, build community, and create hope,” accord…

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Here’s What to Do in the Bay Area This Summer 55:48

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Whether you’re looking for an outdoor excursion, a quiet art gallery to wander through or a rousing show for an evening’s entertainment, KQED’s Arts & Culture team has got you covered. From festival dates to soccer schedules, the 2024 Summer Guide has recommendations in the Bay Area covering every interest and price point. We’ll get a temperature c…

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Monterey County Rescues Scores Of Emaciated Brown Pelicans

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Here are the morning’s top stories on Friday, May 17, 2024: Brown pelicans are starving up and down the coast of California. Monterey County has proven to be a hot spot. A wildlife rescue center there has taken in more than 100 emaciated birds over the past month. Sonoma State’s President Mike Lee is retiring. … Continue reading Monterey County Res…

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Volunteers In Monterey County Try To Help Sickened Brown Pelicans

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Emaciated Brown Pelicans Rescued Across Monterey County Brown pelicans are starving up and down the California coast. The Monterey Bay is a particular hot spot. A wildlife rescue center there has taken in more than a hundred sickened birds over the past month. Reporter: Alix Soliman, KQED Advocates Push Back Against Sacramento’s Plan To Close Homel…

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Volunteers In Monterey County Try To Help Sickened Brown Pelicans 10:37

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Brown pelicans are starving up and down the California coast. The Monterey Bay is a particular hot spot. A wildlife rescue center there has taken in more than a hundred sickened birds over the past month. Reporter: Alix Soliman, KQED Advocates for a large, self-governed homeless encampment in Sacramento are trying to stop the city from closing it. …

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Displacing People for ‘Progress’ — the Origins of BART

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Back in the '60s, BART was just a plan in the making. And located through its path were communities of mostly lower-income people of color. But thanks to a legal tool known as eminent domain, many in that community were forced to sell their homes or face eviction.על ידי Alan Montecillo

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XiLin Choi: Dealing With Your Boss 3:57

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Figuring out how to deal with the boss – good or bad – can be a challenge that some workers never master. But XiLin Choi has already learned some valuable lessons.על ידי KQED

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Born in Iran, Educated at MIT, Now SF Supervisor Ahsha Safaí Wants to Be Mayor

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San Francisco voters will choose their next mayor this November, and we are going to bring you interviews with all of the top candidates. Today, Marisa and Scott are kicking things off with District 11 Supervisor Ahsha Safaí. Safaí, an Iranian immigrant with a master’s in city planning, was elected to represent portions of the … Continue reading Bo…

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California’s Budget Deficit is $45 Billion. What's Newsom's Plan to Fix It? 55:38

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Gov. Gavin Newsom last week proposed a series of deep cuts to close the state’s $45 billion budget deficit. The proposals, which include no new taxes, include a nearly 8% cut to state operations and the elimination of 10,000 unfilled jobs and will affect some education, public health and affordable housing programs. The governor’s office says that …

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Doing Democracy: Trump’s Rhetoric Raises Fears of an Authoritarian Second Term 55:43

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Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential bid “is the most openly authoritarian campaign I’ve seen [from] any candidate anywhere in the world since World War II”. That’s according to Harvard political scientist Steven Levitsky, co-author of the book “How Democracies Die”. Trump’s stated plans include seeking revenge on political opponents, purging the feder…

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For Some Latinas in Tech, Career Growth Still Remains Elusive

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Studies show that Latinas face numerous biases in the tech industry — such as being seen as uncommitted or less competent after having children or coming off as 'feisty' instead of authoritative when they speak up.על ידי Blanca Torres

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‘Political Football:’ Future Uncertain for Program Reuniting Migrant Families

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The little-known Central American Minors program has started, stopped and started again under successive presidential administrations.על ידי Tyche Hendricks

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Criminal Justice Reform Measure Saves California Millions Of Dollars

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Prop 47 Saves State Millions, Funds Numerous Programs Proposition 47, California’s landmark critical justice reform measure, has received plenty of recent criticism. Many blame Prop 47 for shoplifting, drug use and homelessness in the state — and are trying to roll it back with a new initiative this fall. But Prop 47 has also resulted in $800 milli…

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Criminal Justice Reform Measure Saves California Millions Of Dollars 10:44

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Proposition 47, California's landmark critical justice reform measure, has received plenty of recent criticism. Many blame Prop 47 for shoplifting, drug use and homelessness in the state -- and are trying to roll it back with a new initiative this fall. But Prop 47 has also resulted in $800 million in state savings, because fewer people are being s…

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Proposition 47 Saves State Millions, Funds Rehabilitation Programs

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Here are the morning’s top stories on Thursday, May 16, 2024: Chances are if you’ve heard about Proposition 47 lately, it’s likely because someone was attacking the landmark criminal justice reform. Critics blame Prop 47 for shoplifting, drug use and homelessness in the state, and are trying to roll it back with a new initiative … Continue reading …

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Prop 47 Has Saved California Millions. These Are the Programs It’s Funded

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Programs funded by Proposition 47’s cost savings are showing success transitioning individuals out of incarceration — even amid a push to rollback parts of the landmark criminal justice reform.על ידי Marisa Lagos

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Bob Riley: Bike to Work Day 3:52

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Today is the annual Bike To Work (or wherever) Day. Bob Riley tells us why he participates.על ידי KQED

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Tiffany Haddish Wants to ‘Curse You With Joy’ 55:43

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You may know actor and stand-up comedian Tiffany Haddish best for her riotous performance in the 2017 film “Girls Trip.” Or for her Emmy Award-winning turn as host of Saturday Night Live…or for her voicework in “The Lego Movie 2” and other animated films. But her successes came hard-won against a backdrop of childhood trauma and mental health chall…

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Carvell Wallace Journeys Through Loss and Reunion in Memoir ‘Another Word for Love’ 55:47

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In his magazine profiles and podcasts, Oakland writer Carvell Wallace has a gift for examining people and the times we live in with clarity and wisdom. With his new memoir “Another Word for Love,” Wallace extends his compassionate gaze to his own story, tracing a childhood peppered with homelessness and abuse, through to his quest for healing, plea…

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One Central Valley Hospital Sees Record-High Profits During Pandemic 10:37

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Hospitals across the state were hit hard during the pandemic, which disrupted their operations and chipped away at their finances. Maybe the most glaring example is Madera Community Hospital, which shuttered its doors over financial challenges and filed for bankruptcy in 2022. But one nearby hospital saw record profits, financial investments and ex…

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Zachary Matsumoto: Family History 3:48

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To explore the person he is today, Zachary Matsumoto explored his family history. Here's what he learned.על ידי KQED

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In Transit: Amtrak's Future In California 55:44

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Amtrak reports that overall demand for passenger rail is soaring as yearly ridership totals approach pre-pandemic levels. But in California, the story is different. Popular west coast lines are losing riders and remain challenged by underinvestment and rules that give track priority to freight trains. In addition, increasingly powerful storms and r…

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Can Fashion Be Sustainable? 55:51

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Fashion is self-expression. It’s art. It’s also responsible for between 8 and 9 percent of planet-warming emissions. But it doesn’t have to be. We’ll talk about the fashion industry’s troubled relationship to labor, climate, and human rights issues – and spotlight companies creating sustainable alternatives. Plus, our panel of mending, thrifting an…

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State Lawmaker Tries To Close Loophole In Gun Ownership Rules 10:18

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California has some of the toughest gun control laws in the nation, but a Democratic state lawmaker says there’s a big loophole for some people deemed mentally ill by a state court - and he wants to fix it. The loophole - while California law prohibits someone from possessing a gun if a court finds them mentally incompetent to face a felony charge,…

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Sarita Sarvate: Pet Crazy 4:03

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One aspect of American culture shock ended up being a positive change for Sarita Sarvate.על ידי KQED

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Mary Vradelis: Lessons from the Attic 3:53

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Every now and then, our old habits could use a review and a refresh. Here's a Perspective from Mary Vradelis.על ידי KQED

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Ali Velshi on the ‘Small Acts of Courage’ That Define His Family’s Inheritance and His Journalism 55:44

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In his new memoir “Small Acts of Courage,” MSNBC host Ali Velshi recounts his family’s migration across continents –– beginning in India under British rule, intersecting with Gandhi’s “satyagraha” movement in South Africa, and eventually settling in Canada during a refugee crisis for the global Indian diaspora. Ali himself immigrated to the United …

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