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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Every day on his BART commute, Jeff Braff encounters homeless people in intolerable conditions.
As Lisa Tobin teaches her son to drive, he acquires a new sense of direction.
As Lisa Tobin teaches her son to drive, he acquires a new sense of direction.
Tim Tosta loves a good fire in the hearth on a wintry day, but times have changed and he's changing with it.
Like many young people, Youth Radio's Amber Cavarlez struggles with depression. And her family's denial isn't helping.
With same-sex marriage now legal in most of the country, Clyde Wadsworth says Supreme Court rejection of marriage equality would be truly radical.
Young Jesus Pina was taught at an early age the proper way to treat the opposite sex.
Casual car pools are popular in the Bay Area but Adam Faughnan says there are some unwritten rules that govern the commute.
Jonah Raskin's Thanksgiving of food, family and friends reflects the diversity of greater San Francisco.
It's just another day in Kevin Fisher-Paulson's family: his son needs a little help after getting his head stuck in a staircase.
Colleen Patrick-Goudreau says a vegetarian Thanksgiving can still be traditional and delicious.
Spirals, bubbles, triangles. Paul Staley says we use shapes to describe much more than geometry.
Carrie Holmberg's father was a hunter. But one day in the woods, he lived a moment too beautiful for killing.
The shooting death of young Alex Martinez' good friend makes him determined to live a fruitful life.
A ride with his teenage nephew in his first car reminds Richard Swerdlow that while his memories are standing still, time is not.
