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KQED's Forum

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KQED's live call-in program presents balanced discussions of local, state, national, and world issues as well as in-depth interviews with leading figures in politics, science, entertainment, and the arts.

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Episodes (300)

What to Expect from a Defiant, Lame-Duck Trump

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Biographer Evan Osnos Describes Unifying Personality in ‘Joe Biden’

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Rep. Barbara Lee on Kamala Harris’ Historic VP Win

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Nov 9, 202013:29pending

Election 2020: Biden Leads in Georgia and Pennsylvania

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Nov 6, 202052:47pending

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Episodes (300)

What to Expect from a Defiant, Lame-Duck Trump

Biographer Evan Osnos Describes Unifying Personality in ‘Joe Biden’

Rep. Barbara Lee on Kamala Harris’ Historic VP Win

Election 2020: Biden Leads in Georgia and Pennsylvania

Election 2020: Biden Gets Closer to 270

How Prop. 22 Could Reshape Labor Laws and the Future of Work

Election 2020: Latest Election News

Historian Jon Meacham on the 2020 Presidential Election

Latest Presidential Election News

Election 2020: Breaking Down the Results (So Far)

Election 2020: Breaking Down the Results (So Far)

The World Is Also Closely Watching the U.S. Election

Your Election Day Voting Questions Answered

Election 2020: The Battle for Congress

The U.S. Has Never Felt This Divided. History Suggests Otherwise.

Secretary of State Alex Padilla on Voting in California

Electoral College in the Spotlight

As High Stakes Presidential Election Looms, Anxiety Spikes

On Immigration, the Contrast Between Trump and Biden is Stark

San Francisco Public Health Director Grant Colfax

Pandemic Amplifies Meaning of Dia De Los Muertos This Year

U.S. Seeing Surge of Get-Out-the-Vote Enthusiasm

State Allows In-Person Visits at Nursing Homes in Low-Risk Areas

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Takes Stock of Pandemic Response in “American Cri...

The Science (and Art) of Election Polling

How Lessons from the Past Can Help Repair Social Trust in the U.S.

Sociologist Zeynep Tufekci on the Key to this Pandemic

California Watchdog Finds ‘Frequent Noncompliance’ With Mask Rules in State Pris...

San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo on the Economy, the Pandemic and Housing Homeless Pe...

New Signs of Foreign Election Interference Concern National Security Experts

Journalist Farai Chideya Centers Women of Color’s Voices in ‘Our Body Politic’

Fareed Zakaria Offers ‘Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World’

Julian Castro On the Upcoming Election and Future of Politics

In Major Police Reform SFPD Will No Longer Handle Most Psychiatric and Behaviora...

Trump and Biden Face Off in Final Presidential Debate

Parents of 545 Children Separated at Border Have Not Been Found

Sen. Feinstein Draws Criticism from Democrats for Role in Senate’s Supreme Court...

Food Banks Struggle to Meet Pandemic-Fueled Demand

Pope Francis Comes Out in Support of Civil Unions for Same-Sex Couples

As Voters Turn Out in Record Numbers, We Take Your Voting Questions

Election 2020: Measure RR Would Fund Caltrain with Sales Tax

Election 2020: Prop. 21 Brings Back Another Attempt to Expand Rent

Asian American Voters Have Growing Power But Get Little Outreach

Election 2020: Mountain View Moves to Keep Restrictions on RVs

Oakland City Council To Vote on Homeless Encampment Restrictions

Reporter Jim Tankersley on the Economy and Election 2020

Election 2020: Dave Cortese and Ann Ravel Vie for South Bay State Senate Seat

How the Coronavirus Pandemic Places a Greater Burden on Working Women

As some Bay Area Schools Reopen, Many Others Stay Shuttered

California Republicans Refuse to Remove Unofficial Ballot Boxes