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:
Ray Pestrong is at an age where his body can't do what his mind says it should.
Luke Pease discovers that even peeling a banana comes with a dose of cultural relativity.
Paul Staley says the "fiscal cliff" is marketing genius.
The president's re-election gives African-Americans like Jamila Chambers new belief that America includes them, too.
The President's re-election gives African Americans like Jamila Chambers new belief that America includes them, too.
Jonah Raskin's Thanksgiving of food, family and friends reflects the diversity of greater San Francisco.
The manufacturer of Twinkies is filing for bankruptcy, and Michael Collins declares a national emergency.
The manufacturer of Twinkies is filing for bankruptcy, and Michael Collins declares a national emergency.
Paul Staley marks the 149th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address to ponder the power of language.
What it takes to reach Ohio's last undecided voter isn't in Andrew Lewis' script.
Richard Swerdlow remembers Scott McKenzie and the 1967 version of San Francisco.
Richard Swerdlow remembers Scott McKenzie and the 1967 version of San Francisco.
Rachel Gibson asks how much kinder we would be if we knew the burdens others carry.
Mike Newland's young daughter becomes curious about the contents of a family urn.
Tim Tosta's work with hospice patients teaches him the art, and power, of listening.
