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:
Forget French. Youth Radio's Christina So says the language to learn is computer programming.
An anxiety disorder has taught Eric Wilinski how to deal with fear, from agoraphobia to terrorism.
Guillermo Mayer applauds the AP Stylebook's kibosh on "illegal immigrant."
Teacher Alison Liberatore has felt the sting of anonymous online postings.
Michael Ellis discusses the clever creature thriving on suburban environments.
Carol Denney says the latest smoking fad — e-cigarettes — is the same old story.
In Borneo, Ian Austin sees the devastation wrought by a common food product.
Paul Staley looks at what we've wrought. It isn't pretty.
High schooler Raba Sbeih-Rosales is a Palestinian, a Latina and an American.
When young Jake Newell is drawing, he creates his own world.
Is Louise Rafkin becoming the crazy old lady of her fears?
Lewis Heathcote sweats SF's tech-driven obsession with new ideas.
Mike Newland studies climate change. He has a young family. He's deeply worried.
Craig Smith says online advertising is essential and not as intrusive as you think.
Les Bloch has tried to raise his kids to be confident yet modest.
