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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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One Book, One San Diego titles announced for 20th year

TEDx San Diego event explores our connection to the ocean

'Chancla' invites Latinx readers to embrace nonviolent parenting

'Mom Needs a Moment' and 'Humor Me' join dozens of titles at San Diego Book Festival

Is San Diego ready for a Super El Niño?

Going beyond the mythology of California history

What is driving cyberattacks on U.S. water systems?

'California Story' documentary explores the impact of gang laws on San Diego

RFK Jr. stresses 'Treatment First' approach to homelessness

San Diego community groups push back against Flock cameras

What are the best thrillers of the 21st century? Plus, FilmOut and weekend arts

Why California isn't building enough housing

New documentary explores an unlikely friendship between a man and a manta ray

Family members of USS Abraham Lincoln sailors report dangerous conditions

What WWII Japanese American incarceration reveals about Trump immigration crackdown

School is back in session for San Diego Unified students

'Under the Perfect Sun' to be highlighted at KPBS Book Festival

What the end of TPS means for Haitian migrants in San Diego

New plan could lead to disposal of nuclear waste at San Onofre

Mission Bay Park restrooms remain closed. What's next?

Expedited hearings lead to more deportations; faith leaders support immigrants in court

New bilingual children's book teaches about ecology at the border

What new rules for Colorado River would mean for San Diego

How Hurricane Genevieve is affecting swells in San Diego

The cost of dying in San Diego

Unnamed beach at Spanish Landing Park named Kumeyaay Beach

Businesses are becoming high-rise housing in San Diego

Disability pride, from adaptive surfing to wheelchair dancing

Live from Comic-Con 2026!

Should we call ICE detention centers 'concentration camps'?

Cyclosporiasis in San Diego: What you need to know

The undercover police stings happening inside California jails

What Hegseth's anti-DEI policies mean for the military

Filipino American Friendship Festival celebrates 80 years of Philippines' independence

Testosterone and its impact on men's health

DACA recipients are losing status due to processing delays

'Pride shines on': San Diego Pride leader KishaLynn Elliott on festival and uplifting LGBTQ+ joy

KPBS Podcasts Live: The Art of Protest

Encanto Block Party Music Festival, AAPI artist exhibit, and weekend arts events

Why you're feeling so burned out

CoreCivic sells Otay Mesa Detention Center to government

How San Diego Filipinos broke barriers in nursing and tennis

World Cup fever runs high in San Diego for Mexico and the US

New play follows the boys who played Shakespeare's women

Museum of Us CEO Micah Parzen reflects on 16 years

'The Forgotten Fourth of July': How independence shaped San Diego's Filipino community

At 250, America's true history from an Indigenous perspective

An overview of birthright citizenship in the United States

San Diego Haitian aid group reacts to 'traumatic' Supreme Court ruling on temporary protections

How white supremacist groups gain traction, in San Diego and beyond