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.
- Visit Website
- RSS
- Artist: KQED Public Radio
- Copyright: KQED, Inc.
Podcasts:
In case you hadn't noticed, the world ends today. Paul Staley looks at calendars and time.
Mike Newland finds that when ancient peoples had a feast, it was to connect themselves to a complicated world.
Jill Selvaggio recalls her mother's lifelong search for a second perfect eggroll.
Do gays and lesbians have political power? Clyde Wadsworth says the Supreme Court's gay marriage decision could depend on the answer.
Karen Hester objects to garish billboards that will grace the landing of the swank new Bay Bridge.
Michael Ellis finds the answer to a personal crisis in the Bay Bridge left lane.
The lives of Al Gilbert's family and friends come together, briefly, then drift apart.
Christmas never lives up to its image. Kevin Fisher-Paulson celebrates its imperfection.
Peter Asmus is a living version of the Pt. Reyes oysters vs. wilderness debate.
Alex Giardino discovers very San Francisco history beneath the Golden Gate Bridge.
Youth Radio's Sayre Quevedo never knew his father — and at 20 the object of his search has changed direction.
Typewriters couldn't doom handwriting — and now Barbara Simmons hopes it survives the digital age, too.
Sofie Kleppner considers what a wasp, a caterpillar and people have in common.
Sofie Kleppner considers what a wasp, a caterpillar and people have in common.
Vinita Nelson discovers her problems aren't worth the stress and anxiety.
