KQED's Perspectives
Summary: Perspectives is KQED Public Radio's series of daily commentaries by our listeners. Essays cover a broad range of social and political issues, cultural observations and personal experiences of interest to KQED's Northern California audience.
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Podcasts:
Charles Dennis says agribusiness practices are killing the bees so critical to our food chain.
Before her recent death, Barbara Brenner looked for life-affirming language. This is a re-airing, in memoriam, of her last Perspective, originally aired January 6, 2012.
Jennifer Tyler Lee says a family that cooks together gets healthy together.
A visit to an appalling foreign garment factory awoke Kate Constantin's conscience.
Peipei Zhou's mother made huge sacrifices for her daughter. But to her mother, it was never enough.
Peipei Zhou's mother made huge sacrifices for her daughter. But to her mother, it was never enough.
Busy high schooler Gabriel Gangoso is missing out on being a kid.
After a tragic loss, Paul Wolber searches for an answer to The Question.
Monica Stoffal learned as a child that everything looks better from distance.
You don't get more endangered than the Devil's Hole Pupfish. Carol Arnold looks at the plucky creature.
Diane Luther says if Congress can spare air travelers from budget cuts, it can save the homeless from the street.
Mike Newland bears witness to the perseverance of those with chronic pain.
Richard Swerdlow gets a tour of a neighborhood that used to support people with regular paychecks.
New Yorkers and left-coasters, says Tarja Parssinen, just have different notions about health and exercise.
In retirement, Pat Torello learns that something old can still be new.
