KQED's Perspectives
Summary: Our series of daily listener commentaries since 1991.
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Podcasts:
Dick Meister observes that Martin Luther King was an advocate for labor, not just a civil rights leader.
Mike Newland sees 100,000 years of evolution down the drain in supermarkets and restaurants.
Jane Zimmerman addresses the NRA proposal for armed guards in schools.
Alyssa Brennan and her mother couldn't talk politics. At all. Ever. Until Newtown.
Andrea Cumbo Dowdy notes that Martin Luther King's pacifism didn't stop at the nation's shores.
People seem clueless how to resolve their conflicts. Just ask a mediator like Richard Friedlander.
Michael Ellis considers North America's largest woodpecker.
Kevin Fisher-Paulson put the hyphen in his name. He wishes he hadn't.
Gun violence is more than a body count. Elizabeth Schiffrin sees its victims daily in Oakland schools.
Kevin Fisher-Paulson put the hyphen in his name. He wishes he hadn't.
Kevin Fisher-Paulson put the hyphen in his name. He wishes he hadn't.
No one ever said that to Paul Dalmas. He wishes they had.
Veteran educator Debora Gordon shudders at the thought of arming teachers.
Aaron McDaniel says it's time for millennials to realize the working world is not like home.
Youth Radio's Malachi Segers wants to limit the personal information he shares online.
