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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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A family mystery at heart of 'Framing Memories'

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/07

An upcoming film screening highlights personal documentary films that explore family history, memory and connection across generations.On Midday Edition Thursday, we hear from San Diego filmmaker Ari Ali about her film "Ben Between Africa," which explores the life and mysterious death of her uncle. She shares how boxes of family letters found in an attic led her to learn more about her own family's intergenerational trauma.The film is being featured as part of "Framing Memories," an event being held

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00:14:30

New book tackles how to manage hustle culture

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2025/11/05

In today's fast-paced world, and with all that's happening around us, it can be easy to get overwhelmed. Feelings of stress and burnout, though common, can also have long-term impacts on our health.On Midday Edition Wednesday, we hear from Portia Preston, author of the book "Hustle, Flow, or Let it Go?," about her shame-free and inclusive approach to wellness.Guest:Portia Preston, author, "Hustle, Flow, or Let it Go?"

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00:13:30

No pay for attorneys in a federal program

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/05

For private defense attorneys in San Diego and across the country, the ongoing government shutdown has exacerbated their funding situation and left many — specifically those with the Criminal Justice Act (CJA) program — without pay for more than four months.Wednesday on Midday Edition, we dig into how CJA attorneys and other experts are navigating a precarious funding situation and the impacts on the court system at large.Guest:Alex Riggins, federal courts and federal law enforcement reporter, The

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00:16:30

Prop 50 passes in California. Now what?

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/05

The results are in: California voters have passed Proposition 50. The measure will allow the state to redraw its congressional districts to open up more seats for Democrats, countering Republican moves in Texas.Reactions are pouring in from California Democrats and Republicans. Some call the effort a partisan campaign, while others say its a step toward preserving democracy.We discuss the details and what Democrats need to do to connect with voters prior to the midterms.Guest:Scott Shafer, senior

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00:37:30

Making the most of your money in difficult times

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/04

One-third of San Diego households don't earn enough to cover basic needs, like housing food and transportation.For a lot of people, money is a constant source of anxiety — especially during challenging economic times. We sit down with a financial planner to talk about how to stretch your dollar where it counts. Plus, local community leaders outline how they're showing up to nurture, feed, and protect one another when government systems fail to deliver. We also discuss the power of mutual aid and

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00:08:00

What Prop 50 could mean for San Diegans

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/04

The special election for Proposition 50 is underway.If passed, the measure could change several Congressional districts in California, flipping five U.S. House seats from Republican to Democratic control.Tuesday on Midday Edition, we preview the potential impact of Proposition 50 on districts in San Diego and what else voters need to know.Guest:Jake Gotta, social media host and reporter, KPBSResources:KPBS Voter Hub

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00:14:30

What the government shutdown means for food aid and...

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/11/03

The federal government shutdown is now in its second month, and may become the longest in history later this week.On Midday Edition Monday, we hear about how it is impacting food aid and public health.Guests:Andrea Caldwell, director of government affairs and advocacy,San Diego Food BankRichard Garfein, PhD, Professor, Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health, UC San Diego

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00:16:00

SDSU para-athlete medals at world championships

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2025/11/03

In October, San Diego State University senior and student athlete Alicia Guerrero stepped up to the podium twice at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, winning bronze in discus and shot put.For the past year, Guerrero has trained with SDSU's Adapted Athletics program. It is the first elite collegiate adaptive sports program in California.Monday on Midday Edition, Guerrero talks about her own journey through adaptive sports and her road to the Paralympics.Guest:Alicia Guerrero, student

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00:13:30

The ethics of AI, from policing to healthcare

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2025/11/03

Artificial intelligence is everywhere — from our office buildings, to schools and government agencies.The Chula Vista Police Department is joining cities to use AI to write police reports. Several San Diego County police departments also use AI-powered drones to support their work.Civil liberties advocates are concerned about privacy, safety and surveillance.On Midday Edition, we sit down with an expert in AI ethics to discuss the philosophical questions of responsible AI.Guest:David Danks,

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00:32:30

Journalists honored in Tijuana Día de Muertos ofrenda

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2025/10/30

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00:46:00

Midday archives: Ghost hunting in San Diego

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/29

Spooky stories aren’t all about the fear factor. They often teach us something about our region’s history, too.This Halloween season, Midday Edition revisits an archive episode exploring the history behind some of the places considered to be the most haunted in San Diego County, from The Whaley House to the Hotel del Coronado. We also learn about the ghosts rumored to live there.Then, a paranormal expert shares his fascination with the spirit world.Guests:Victor Santana, operations manager for The

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00:22:00

UCSD Palestinian students share family stories

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/29

Three Palestinian American alumni and students from UC San Diego will share their family stories and close connections to Gaza in a panel, "We Are Tritons: From Gaza to UCSD," Tuesday evening.On Midday Edition, we sit down with two of the panelists to hear about their roots in the region, how they stayed connected to Palestinian culture and identity, and how war has impacted their families.Guests:Dania Zanaid, alum, UC San DiegoAli Elfarra, third-year student, UC San Diego

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00:10:00

Why are single-room units in San Diego disappearing?

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2025/10/28

The cheapest housing option in San Diego has long been dorm-style rooms.Those single-occupancy units, or SROs, can be life-changing — for the tenants lucky enough to get placed in them.But they're rapidly disappearing, and the city can't seem to turn that around.Guest:Katie Hyson, racial justice and social equity reporter, KPBS

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00:13:10

What delayed food benefits mean for San Diegans

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/28

CalFresh recipients will not be getting their November benefits on time. The delays for California's food assistance program are a result of the ongoing federal government shutdown, which is now nearing the 30 day mark. The delays also come as the region has seen a rise in food insecurity.On Midday Edition Tuesday, we hear how the delays will impact the nearly 400,000 San Diegans who depend on food benefits, and provide resources for those imapacted.Guest:Joseph Kendrick, research manager, San Diego

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00:37:00

Meeting the moment: Filipino American art and...

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/27

October is Filipino American History Month.Monday on Midday Edition, we dive into Filipino American activism and how local community organizers are applying lessons from the past to meet the current political moment.Then, we sit down with a local arts leader with strong ties in San Diego to learn about the thriving Philippine performing arts scene and its rich history.Guests:Amanda Solomon Amorao, director of Dimensions of Culture Program at Thurgood Marshall College, director of Asian American

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00:08:30

California voters have one week left to decide on...

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/27

California voters have until next Tuesday, Nov. 4, to vote on Proposition 50 — which would allow the state to temporarily redraw its congressional maps.With about a week to go before voting is done, we check in on where the race stands and how fundraising is going on both sides.Guest:Jeanne Kuang, capitol reporter for CalMatters

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00:45:30

International Latino Book Awards celebrate best in...

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/23

This Saturday, Latino authors from all over the world will converge in San Diego for the 27th annual International Latino Book Awards.Thursday on Midday Edition, we sit down with its co-founder and a renowned author to talk about the significance of the awards and what they see for the future of Latino literature.Plus, the La Jolla Playhouse is debuting a musical adaptation of the 1988 hit film "Working Girl" with original music by Cyndi Lauper. KPBS' Beth Accomando spoke with the team behind the

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00:11:00

10 years of exploring the mysteries of the human mind

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/22

The popular podcast "Hidden Brain" is celebrating its 10th anniversary of telling stories about how our minds influence our actions and decisions.Host Shankar Vedantam joined Midday Edition Wednesday to talk about how the show has evolved over the years, and what makes the human mind such a fascinating subject.Guest:Shankar Vedantam, host/ executive editor, "Hidden Brain"

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00:20:00

Bestselling author explores life's second chances in...

KPBS Midday Edition ·

2025/10/22

What if you could go back and relive past regrets? That's the premise behind Mitch Albom's latest book "Twice."Albom is a bestselling author known for the celebrated bestselling memoir "Tuesdays with Morrie," "The Five People You Meet in Heaven," and "The Little Liar."He joined Midday Edition Wednesday to talk about his work and the life lessons he's picked up during his career as an author, sportswriter and philanthropist.Albom also shared what he has planned for his upcoming event in San Diego at

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00:08:30

Breaking down city effort to limit local cooperation...

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2025/10/22

The city and county of San Diego are ramping up their efforts to limit local cooperation with immigration enforcement in the region.Wednesday on Midday Edition, we dive into the San Diego City Council's latest vote to restrict cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).Guest:Andrew Bowen, KPBS, metro reporter

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