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KPBS Midday Edition

Midday Edition uplifts voices in San Diego with fearless conversations about intriguing issues. Host, Jade Hindmon, cuts through the noise with questions that give listeners a deeper understanding of themselves, people and the community they live in. Guests share diverse perspectives from their expertise and lived experience. In a city and world that"s rapidly changing, Jade’s interviews inspire, inform and make you think. New episodes drop Monday - Thursday afternoons.

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Infinite scrolling on trial: Social media and kids

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2026/04/01

A jury last week found Meta and Google designed their social media platforms to hook young users without a concern for their well being.The case was brought forth by a woman who had been using social media since the age of 6. She testified that she became addicted to social media as a child and that the addiction worsened her mental health struggles.On Midday Edition Wednesday, we talk about the case and how social media features like infinite scrolling and autoplay can lead to problematic social

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SBA says it's listening to businesses impacted by...

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2026/04/01

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Does that say $6? Why you're paying so much at the pump

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2026/04/01

U.S. gas prices have passed $4 a gallon first the first time since 2022, largely due to the war in Iran.California has the highest average in the country, at nearly $5.89 for a gallon of gas.On Wednesday's Midday Edition, we talk about the high price of gas and other economic trends, from housing to population size in San Diego.Guest:Daniel Enemark, chief economist, Policy & Innovation Center

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Safari Park's new Elephant Valley gives rare view to...

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2026/03/31

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park opened its latest addition, Elephant Valley, in early March. The new exhibit gives visitors a rare glimpse into the lives of Earth’s largest land animals.On Midday Edition Tuesday, we hear about the new exhibit's design, and learn about the intelligent and family-centered animals living inside.Guest:Kristi Burtis, vice president of wildlife care, San Diego Zoo Safari ParkLink:Elephants Form "Alert Circle" in Response to Earthquake at San Diego Zoo Safari Park

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'Good Writing' teaches tricks to improve your sentences

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2026/03/31

"Good Writing: 36 Ways to Improve Your Sentences" is a new book by married writers Anne Lamott and Neal Allen.It guides writers through a series of rules about the craft of putting a sentence together and fine tune any type of writing — from a book and social media post to a professional email. Along the way, they want writers to stay curious.Allen is a former journalist and now author and coach. Lamott is a bestselling author of more than 20 books, including the beloved "Bird by Bird," a guide to

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Farmworkers Day: Reclaiming the legacy of a movement

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2026/03/31

March 31 is officially Farmworkers Day in California.Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill last week to rename the holiday from César Chávez Day, following allegations of rape and sexual abuse by the late labor leader.Here in San Diego, where Chicanos have fought for civil rights and representation, many are grappling with the allegations against Chávez.We hear from KPBS reporters to learn how people have been processing the allegations against an icon of civil rights and workers' rights.Guests:Katie

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A taste of arts and culture from Opening Day to...

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2026/03/26

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'Black Out Loud' celebrates the vast influence of...

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2026/03/25

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'A Place Called Home' explores child poverty, foster...

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2026/03/25

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What do the Chávez allegations mean for survivors?

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2026/03/25

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What did Ruby Ridge foreshadow about American...

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2026/03/24

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Why Epstein funded telepathy research at UCSD

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2026/03/24

The latest release of files by the Justice Department have shed light on Jeffrey Epstein's relationships with prominent researchers across the country.That includes several researchers affiliated with UC San Diego — Deepak Chopra and V.S. Ramachandran.Epstein helped them fund research into whether autistic children had telepathic abilities.We break down the research and what it reveals about Epstein's interests and the level of scrutiny in research funding.Guest:Lucas Robinson, reporter, The San

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What Nexstar-Tegna merger could mean for trust in...

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2026/03/24

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The history of the farmworkers' movement, beyond Chavez

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2026/03/24

A rapid effort is well underway to erase Cesar Chavez' name from schools, parks and monuments following allegations last week about the labor leader's sexual abuse of women and girls.San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria has signed an executive order directing city departments to remove public references to Chavez.This week, the San Diego Unified School Board will vote on whether to begin the renaming process for César Chávez Elementary School.But historians know that the full story of the farmworkers'

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00:11:30

San Diego considers new e-bike rules, yet advocates...

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2026/03/23

The city of San Diego is considering new rules around electric bicycles. As e-bikes grow in popularity, so have concerns over safety.On Midday Edition Monday, we get a breakdown of the different types of e-bikes available, and what people need to know. We also hear about efforts at the city and state level underway to regulate electric bicycles.Guest:Aria Grossman, policy manager, Circulate Planning & PolicyResources:Media toolkit for electric bicycles

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A touch of culture: Nowruz, Latino Film Fest and the...

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2026/03/19

Friday marks the beginning of Nowruz, also known as the Persian New Year.A new children's book, "Celebrate Nowruz!" by a local mother-daughter duo honors the holiday and its significance to millions of Iranian families across the world.Then, the San Diego Latino Film Festival kicks off its 33rd year with nearly 150 films showcasing the best in Latino cinema. KPBS arts reporter Beth Accomando brings us a preview.And if you're looking for things to do this weekend, don't fret. KPBS arts reporter Julia

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Trying to make friends in San Diego? Here's how

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2026/03/19

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New postage stamps honor lowrider culture

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2026/03/17

The U.S. Postal Service released a new commemorative set of stamps honoring lowrider culture on Friday.The stamps, which highlight five classic lowrider cars, are the latest recognition for lowriding as an important form of expression in Mexican-American communities across the Southwest.Lowriding also faced bans in many communities, including a ban in National City until it was repealed in 2023.On Midday Edition Tuesday, we hear more about the rich history of lowriding and what it has meant for

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How a package of federal bills could impact housing...

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2026/03/17

The California legislature has been on a housing blitz, passing major housing policy reforms in recent years.Now, Congress is finalizing a package of housing bills — some of the proposed changes were inspired by California.Some experts say it would be the federal government's most significant housing reform in decades.We talk about what the bill package could mean for housing affordability moving forward, in California and beyond.Guest:Adhiti Bandlamudi, housing reporter, KQED

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San Diego City Council to vote on definition of...

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2026/03/17

On Tuesday, the San Diego City Council will be voting on adopting a new working definition of antisemitism.Councilmember Stephen Whitburn is proposing adopting a definition crafted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, also known as the IHRA.The definition has been widely adopted by countries, states, cities and schools. But critics say it's imprecise and could have broader implications for freedom of speech.Tuesday on Midday Edition, we look at the history of the IHRA definition, how

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