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Our State of Health: Kenyatta Arrif
Oroville resident and businesswoman Kenyatta Arrif talks about her efforts toward creating a healthy community, and her own experiences receiving health care in Oroville. Arrif was interviewed by Oroville community correspondent Rachelle Parker, as part of Our State of Health, a community-produced blog provided by KQED's Health Dialogues. http://blogs.kqed.org/ourstateofhealthPublished 1 day ago
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Ed Ruscha on working with gunpowder
Artist Ed Ruscha discusses the appeal of using gunpowder as a drawing medium. Learn more about Ruscha at http://www.sfmoma.org/pages/search?query=ruscha&category=multimediaPublished 2 days ago
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Rashmi Sinha, Slideshare
Women 2.0's Emily Goligoski sat down with Slideshare co-founder Rashmi Sinha to discuss her early visions for the site and her career, as well as her advice for people considering leaving their jobs to start a new endeavor with others. Host & Producer: Emily Goligoski Videographer & Editor: Ray PawulichPublished 3 days ago
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This Week: Interview with Labor Reporter David Bacon
A conversation with photo journalist David Bacon on the current working and living conditions of farm workers in California, also featuring his photos.Published 5 days ago
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KQED This Week: August 27, 2010
Stories: News Panel and Interview with Labor Reporter David Bacon.Published 5 days ago
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This Week: News Panel for August 27, 2010
Political battles heat up as we close in on Election Day, state legislators make it easier to get national healthcare, and California schools are left behind in the Race to the Top. Guests: Carla Marinucci, Political Reporter, San Francisco Chronicle Sarah Varney, Health Reporter, KQED-FM News (I think this is still supposed to be KQED Public Radio) John Fensterwald, Journalist, Silicon Valley Education FoundationPublished 5 days ago
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KQED This Week: August 20, 2010
Stories: News Panel and Interview with Senator Barbara BoxerPublished 5 days ago
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This Week: News Panel for August 20, 2010
The state budget is at a standstill while IOUs seem likely and furlough Fridays continue, the implications of a Republican win for the state Senate seat in District 15, and a scandal at Hewlett Packard threatens its leadership.Published 6 days ago
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Leslie Sbrocco talks with Amici's owner Peter Cooperstein
Check, Please! Bay Area host, Leslie Sbrocco talks with Amici's East Coast Pizzeria owner, Peter Cooperstein in the KQED studios.Published 6 days ago
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This Week: Interview with Senator Barbara Boxer
Part Two of Belva Davis' conversation with U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA) about immigration and the battle over partisan politics in Washington and here in California.Published 6 days ago
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Keepin' It Real!
Beth Spotswood is back with this weekend's hottest events -- including a festival devoted to real food and not one but two movies to watch outside. Host & Writer: Beth Spotswood Videographer & Editor: Ray PawulichPublished 6 days ago
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Our State of Health: Kenyatta Arrif
Oroville resident and business owner Kenyatta Arrif talks about her health experiences and outlook. Arrif was interviewed by community correspondent Rachelle Parker as part of Our State of Health, a community-produced blog created by KQED's Health Dialogues.Published 1 week ago
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Science on the SPOT: Albino Redwoods, Ghosts of the Forest - KQED QUEST
Pale ghosts that hide amidst their gigantic siblings, only a few dozen Albino redwood trees are known to exist. They are genetic mutants that lack the chlorophyll needed for photosynthesis-- how and why they survive is a scientific mystery. QUEST ventures into the deep canopy of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park near Felton, California to track down these elusive phantoms of the forest.Published 1 week ago
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The Hess Collection
In August 2010, GALLERY CRAWL took a road trip to Napa, California to view The Hess Collection located in a museum on the Hess Winery properties. The robust collection features emerging artists as well as a wide range of notables, including Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Anselm Kiefer, Andy Goldsworthy, Lynn Hershman Leeson, and Francis Bacon.Published 1 week ago
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Ken Saffran reads Poetry on Public Access TV, S.F.
This is John Rhodes segment of the San Francisco Open Mic Poetry Podcast Public Access TV Show.Ken Saffran is the featured reader:Ken Saffran has poems published in the Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, Bay Area Poets Seasonal Review and upcoming in Ambush and Nerve Cowboy. His chapbook Strange Animal was published by 3300 Press. Although he grew up in the Midwest, he always had Far West sensibilities, so it was inevitable that he move to San Francisco and join the great tribe of poets in the Bay Area.Published 1 week ago
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