6362 - When The World Expects Hate, A Palestinian and An Israeli Choose Peace
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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6362 - When The World Expects Hate, A Palestinian and An Israeli Choose Peace
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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.
Épisodes
6362-
When The World Expects Hate, A Palestinian and An Israeli Choose Peace
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jeu., 23 avr. 2026
6361-
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jeu., 23 avr. 2026
6360-
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mer., 22 avr. 2026
6359-
The Psychological Toll of Trump’s Immigration Policies on Bay Area Latinos
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6358-
Anthropic’s New AI Mythos Is a Cybersecurity Game-Changer
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6357-
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6356-
Rethinking Healing: Insights from Survivors of Extreme Trauma
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6355-
CA Prepares for Early Wildfire Season Amidst Slashing of US Forest Service
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6354-
Celebrating the Players That Made Women's Basketball
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6353-
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ven., 17 avr. 2026
6352-
Viktor Orbán’s Defeat, and the Limits of MAGA Populism
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6351-
What Will it Take to End the War in Iran?
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jeu., 16 avr. 2026
6350-
Examining the Fallout From Eric Swalwell’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations
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mer., 15 avr. 2026
6349-
Will New Tax Provisions Deliver Promised Big, Beautiful Refunds?
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mer., 15 avr. 2026
6348-
Planet Money Answers Your Big Economic Questions
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mar., 14 avr. 2026
6347-
Translating the World Through Literature
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mar., 14 avr. 2026
6346-
Amy Goodman Wants Corporate Media to ‘Steal This Story, Please!’
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lun., 13 avr. 2026
6345-
Division Grows Among U.S. Catholics Over Trump Policies
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6344-
AI Data Center Opponents Fight Back at Local Level
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ven., 10 avr. 2026
6343-
What Can Y2K Tweens from Santa Rosa Teach Us About Childhood Creativity?
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ven., 10 avr. 2026
6342-
ICE Shifts Strategy, Detaining Thousands of Kids
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jeu., 09 avr. 2026
6341-
How Apple Has Changed the Bay Area and the World
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jeu., 09 avr. 2026
6340-
How the Iran War Has Isolated the US From Its Allies
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mer., 08 avr. 2026
6339-
Trump Administration Wants to Replace Cuba’s Government, But What Would Come Next?
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mer., 08 avr. 2026
6338-
Inside California’s Crowded Governor’s Race
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mar., 07 avr. 2026
6337-
Why Aren’t Doctors Better At Diagnosing Illnesses?
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mar., 07 avr. 2026
6336-
How L.A. Cleaned Its Air—and What It Means for Climate Policy Today
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lun., 06 avr. 2026
6335-
California Farmers Struggle to Weather the Agriculture Crisis
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lun., 06 avr. 2026
6334-
Fewer Friends, More Pressure: The State of ‘American Men’
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ven., 03 avr. 2026
6333-
Why We’re Headed Back to the Moon For the First Time in Half a Century
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ven., 03 avr. 2026
6332-
Planning to Vote By Mail This November? What Californians Need to Know
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jeu., 02 avr. 2026
6331-
San Francisco Has Tried to Make its Streets Safer for Pedestrians – Has it Worked?
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jeu., 02 avr. 2026
6330-
In New Book, Sen. Cory Booker Urges Americans to Take a 'Stand'
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mer., 01 avr. 2026
6329-
A Close Look at the Earth's Tiniest, and its Most Vast, Wonders
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mer., 01 avr. 2026
6328-
How Can Climate Entertainment Help Us Talk About Climate Change?
Écouté
mar., 31 mars 2026
6327-
Campus Closures and Teacher Layoffs: Bay Area Public Schools In Crisis
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mar., 31 mars 2026
6326-
Addictive Social Media is Harmful to Youth, Jury Says
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lun., 30 mars 2026
6325-
U.S. Readying Ground Troops For Iran War
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lun., 30 mars 2026
6324-
Dialing Up 150 Years on the Phone
Écouté
ven., 27 mars 2026
6323-
How the Labradoodle Unleashed An Industry
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ven., 27 mars 2026
6322-
David George Haskell on 'How Flowers Made Our World'
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jeu., 26 mars 2026
6321-
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jeu., 26 mars 2026
6320-
Is Another ‘Great Recession’ on the Horizon?
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mer., 25 mars 2026
6319-
Social Media and AI Disrupt, Distort Iran War Coverage
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mer., 25 mars 2026
6318-
What Would Escalation in Iran Look Like?
Écouté
mar., 24 mars 2026
6317-
San Francisco Has A Lot of Commissions. Should We Keep Them?
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mar., 24 mars 2026
6316-
Tahoe Resorts Shut Down a Month Early
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lun., 23 mars 2026
6315-
Trump Limits Pathways to Legal Status for Immigrants
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lun., 23 mars 2026
6314-
California Confronts the Cesar Chavez Allegations
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ven., 20 mars 2026
6313-
How Food Delivery Apps Are Changing the Way We Eat In – And Out