KQED's Perspectives
Summary: Our series of daily listener commentaries since 1991.
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Podcasts:
Really, out-of-town houseguests are great, says Richard Swerdlow. Really. Just. Great.
Dick Meister says the first Labor Day had a San Francisco flavor.
Sukey Lewis moves to Richmond where reality trumps the myth of the angry black man.
Rabbi Daniel Kohn's grief over the loss of his mother is all over his face.
After a trip to the Australian outback, Carol Arnold rediscovers the wildness she craves in crowded San Francisco.
The Bay Area was a different place when Janis Bishop took her first memorable drive across the Bay Bridge eastern span 49 years ago.
Racial profiling is about fear, says Paul Staley, and leads us to assume things we don't know.
A Russian River vacationer brings an unwelcome vibe to Shannon Willitts Falk's yoga session.
A Russian River vacationer brings an unwelcome vibe to Shannon Willitts Falk's yoga session.
A Russian River vacationer brings an unwelcome vibe to Shannon Willitts Falk's yoga session.
The Perseid shower reminds Beth Touchette that life isn't a line. It's a circle.
Michael Ellis says those teensy ants in your kitchen are part of a 560-mile colony of Argentine ants.
Youth Radio's Sayre Quevedo learns that even independent people need to ask for help sometimes
Susan Dix Lyons sets an example for her daughter to admire.
Alfonso Orsini was headed to jail or the grave until a teacher praised and challenged him.
