Bedste Lyrik-podcasts (2024)

We're in the thick of wedding season, and finding the perfect outfit is on many people's to-do lists. Paula Reinman has these thoughts about the idea of a "perfect outfit."Af KQED

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Gillian Reynolds: Exceptionally Unexceptional 3:59

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Gillian Reynolds is exceptionally unexceptional at everything she tries. But she’s learned how exceptional that can be. This Perspective originally aired in January 2022.Af KQED

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Joyce Cheung: Conversational Etiquette 4:01

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Workplace discrimination--and even just personal judgment--can have a very real impact on a person's career. Joyce Cheung reminds us of the boundaries between the personal and the professional.Af KQED

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Karina Moreno: Borders 3:58

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With so much conflict over borders, you can forget they're manmade. Karina Moreno has this Perspective.Af KQED

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Kiki Fann: Stuttering 3:54

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Life with a stutter can be isolating and limiting, but it doesn't have to be. Kiki Fann brings us this Perspective. This Perspective originally aired in August 2017.Af KQED

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Leslie Smith: Lessons in Listening From a Deaf Dog 3:58

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The gap of understanding between humans and animals is vast, and building a bridge of communication is a rewarding part of being a pet owner. Leslie Smith brings us this Perspective.Af KQED

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Steven Birenbaum: A Game to Relish 3:55

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As a tennis lover, Steven Birenbaum was skeptical of the pickleball craze. But he decided not to knock it until he tried it.Af KQED

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Mela Seyoum: My Parents' Footsteps 3:59

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Some immigrant children have a hard time explaining teen life to parents who grew up in unstable countries. YR Media's Mela Seyoum tells us how she learned to connect with her mom.Af KQED

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William Humnicky: Don't Label Me 4:00

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With the help of a cultural icon, William Humnicky taught himself a lesson about belonging.Af KQED

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Marilyn Englander: Believe That People Are Good 3:59

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Marilyn Englander's faith in humanity was shaken when she was hit by a car door while riding her bike.Af KQED

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Laura Bock: A Dream Deferred but Not Forgotten 3:56

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Laura Bock says it’s never too late to pursue your dreams.Af KQED

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Michael Dorgan: Cancer and the Present Moment 4:05

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When faced with the unthinkable, Michael Dorgan had to figure out a way to cope.Af KQED

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Becca Robinson: An Often-Broken Social Contract 4:01

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Becca Robinson reminds us that the safety of others is all of our responsibility when we are navigating the roads.Af KQED

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Tom Moriarty: Rhyme-GPT 3:52

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AI can do a lot, but it can never replace the human touch. Enjoy this satirical Perspective from Tom Moriarty.Af KQED

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Christine Schoefer: Be Safe Out There 3:54

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Our everyday greetings and colloquialisms are so ingrained, we can forget what the words actually mean. Christine Schoefer has this Perspective.Af KQED

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Judie Rae: Wild Turkey 3:57

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Judie Rae learns the difference between the hunter and the hunted when a wild turkey decides it has had enough. This Perspective originally aired in October 2015.Af KQED

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LaVie Saad: My College Application Process 3:56

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Last year, LaVie Saad graduated high school and survived a tough college application season. But that doesn't mean she got through unscathed. YR Media brings her Perspective.Af KQED

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Austin Scott: The Physics of Driving 3:57

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After years of experience on the road, some drivers forget to prioritize safety. Austin Scott wants to remind us of the gravity of operating a vehicle.Af KQED