6491 - How CDC Cuts Have Slowed the Cyclospora Response
Forum tells remarkable and true stories about who we are and where we live. In the first hour, Alexis Madrigal convenes the diverse voices of the Bay Area, before turning to Mina Kim for the second hour to chronicle and center Californians’ experience. In an increasingly divided world, Mina and Alexis host conversations that inform, challenge and unify listeners with big ideas and different viewpoints.
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6491 - How CDC Cuts Have Slowed the Cyclospora Response
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Forum tells remarkable and true stories about who we are and where we live. In the first hour, Alexis Madrigal convenes the diverse voices of the Bay Area, before turning to Mina Kim for the second hour to chronicle and center Californians’ experience. In an increasingly divided world, Mina and Alexis host conversations that inform, challenge and unify listeners with big ideas and different viewpoints.
Want to call/submit your comments during our live Forum program Mon-Fri, 9am-11am? We'd love to hear from you! Please dial 866.SF.FORUM or (866) 733-6786 or email forum@kqed.org, tweet, or post on Facebook.
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Publié22 juil. 2026
Durée54:49
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6491-
How CDC Cuts Have Slowed the Cyclospora Response
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Iran Conflict Raises Prospect of Forever War
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How the U.S. Auto Industry Is Losing the EV Race
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Novelist Karen Tei Yamashita on the Relevance of Japanese Internment Today
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Drones, Plate Readers, and AI Facial Recognition: The Surveillance Technology Watching the Bay Area
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6485-
The Battle for the Future of Burning Man
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6484-
A Historian Grapples with ‘How We Disappear’ After We Die
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17 juil. 2026
6483-
Should the UCs Reinstate the SAT?
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16 juil. 2026
6482-
Peptides: Miracle Molecules or Marketing Hype?
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16 juil. 2026
6481-
Why California Wants to Block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger
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15 juil. 2026
6480-
What Does the Federal Housing Bill Mean for the Bay Area?
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15 juil. 2026
6479-
The Fallout From The Supreme Court’s TPS Ruling
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14 juil. 2026
6478-
California Has Extreme Income Inequality. Why Do We Treat It As Normal?
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14 juil. 2026
6477-
John Green and Daniel Alarcón Break Down the 2026 World Cup
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13 juil. 2026
6476-
The Ukraine War Is in Its Fifth Year. Is Peace Possible?
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13 juil. 2026
6475-
Translating ‘The Odyssey’ for a Modern Audience
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10 juil. 2026
6474-
Mildred Howard on Making Art of and for the Bay Area
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10 juil. 2026
6473-
Is the Left Having a Tea Party Moment?
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09 juil. 2026
6472-
Ian Bogost on Finding Gratification in ‘The Small Stuff’
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09 juil. 2026
6471-
Trump Takes Aim at the California Coastal Commission
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07 juil. 2026
6470-
Stacey Abrams on How to Restore American Democracy
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07 juil. 2026
6469-
Our Food System Depends on Domesticated Bees. Can They Survive Industrial Agriculture?
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08 juil. 2026
6468-
Blockbuster Supreme Court Term Delivers for Trump on Immigration, Presidential Power
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08 juil. 2026
6467-
Harsh Medicine: Fixing Science’s Gender Gap
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06 juil. 2026
6466-
What’s a Voicemail You’ll Never Delete?
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06 juil. 2026
6465-
Forum from the Archives: Ben Rhodes on the Speeches That Shaped America
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03 juil. 2026
6464-
Forum from the Archives: La Doña Presents Her New Album, 'Corrientes'
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03 juil. 2026
6463-
Forum from the Archives: California ER Doctors Reflect on ‘The Pitt’ Effect
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02 juil. 2026
6462-
Forum from the Archives: Stage Diving into Sonoma County’s Early Punk Scene
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02 juil. 2026
6461-
Forum from the Archives: Michael Pollan Explores Labyrinth of Consciousness in 'A World Appears'
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01 juil. 2026
6460-
Forum from the Archives: Meklit Hadero Reimagines Ethiopian Folk Songs
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01 juil. 2026
6459-
Forum from the Archives: Have We Learned How to Talk About GLP1s?
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6458-
Forum from the Archives: Tune-Yards’ Merrill Garbus on How She Makes Her Signature Sounds
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30 juin 2026
6457-
Forum from the Archives: Ranchers vs. Wolves: Navigating a Controversial Comeback
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29 juin 2026
6456-
Forum from the Archives: Mariachi San Jose Performs Live in Studio
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29 juin 2026
6455-
Why Pete Hegseth is Blocking Black Officer Promotions
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26 juin 2026
6454-
'Toy Story 5' Goes to Infinity and Beyond as Its Toys Confront Technology
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26 juin 2026
6453-
Four's a Crowd: Olivia Wilde and Edward Norton on 'The Invite'
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25 juin 2026
6452-
As the U.S. Nears 250 Years, What Was Happening in the Bay Area?
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25 juin 2026
6451-
America’s Complicated History at 250
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24 juin 2026
6450-
SF Giants Pride Night Fallout Amplifies
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24 juin 2026
6449-
Looking to Avoid Yosemite Crowds? Check Out These Alternate Hikes, Campsites and Destinations
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23 juin 2026
6448-
U.S. Lifts Oil Sanctions on Iran as Fragile Peace Deal Terms Negotiated
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23 juin 2026
6447-
Katherine Dunn on ‘How GPS Shaped the Modern World’
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22 juin 2026
6446-
Bay Area Communities Resist Data Center Boom
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22 juin 2026
6445-
Forum From The Archives: Ibram X. Kendi Chronicles Impact and Spread of 'Great Replacement Theory'
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19 juin 2026
6444-
Forum from the Archives: Poet Kevin Young Explores History and Loss in His Newest Collection, "Night Watch"
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19 juin 2026
6443-
A 900-Mile Swim Along California’s Coast
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18 juin 2026
6442-
Jonathan Weber’s 'City on the Edge' Chronicles Decades-Long Battles Over Tech, Politics and the Soul of San Francisco