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Catch Atlantic Crossing, an Epic New Masterpiece Series About FDR, Wwll and a Princess PAGE 7 AUGUSTAPRIL 2019 2021 Catch Atlantic Crossing, an Epic New Masterpiece Series About FDR, WWll and a Princess PAGE 7 DID YOU KNOW? Get a New View of Ancient Mysteries A Heartwarming FDR Hemingway in a Burns PAGE 7 Revealed on New Season of Secrets of the Deadand NovickCall theDocuseries Midwife PAGE 23 PAGE XX PAGE X CONTENTS 2 3 4 5 6 8 VIRTUAL EVENTS NEWS + NOTES RADIO SCHEDULE RADIO SPECIALS + PASSPORT TV LISTINGS PODCASTS Your guide Meet up with What’s happening Your guide to What’s new and Watch more with to broadcast us online at KQED? radio shows. recommended? KQED Passport. television. VIRTUAL EVENTS The Future of Campus Policing Wednesday, April 21, at 6pm Join KQED and CalMatters for a wide-ranging discussion with students and administrators about how we rethink the role of law enforcement officers on college and university campuses. After a year marked by protest over police brutality, racism and unaccountability, how should campus safety be reformed? kqed.org/events á PHOTO BY PAX AHIMSA GETHEN. GETHEN. AHIMSA PAX BY PHOTO ¿Dónde Está Mi Gente? Wednesday, April 28, at 7pm Hosted by Baruch Porras-Hernández and Raina León, ¿Dónde Está Mi Gente? is a virtual cabaret exploring the poetry, comedy and music of Latinx artists in the Bay Area. Organizado por Baruch Porras-Hernández y Raina León, ¿Dónde Está Mi Gente? es un cabaret virtual que celebra la poesía, la comedia y la música de artistas Latinx en el Área de la Bahía. kqed.org/events KQED.ORG • APRIL 2021 2 Cover: Atlantic Crossings. Photo courtesy of MASTERPIECE. Ship illustration by Uswatun Hasanah from the Noun Project. NEWS + NOTES Photo by Kirsten Voss/KQED. Meet Forum’s Mina Kim Over the past decade, Mina Kim has become one of KQED’s most familiar and beloved radio voices. A native of Canada, Mina grew up in St. John’s in Newfoundland. She started at KQED as an intern. When the station began expanding its local news coverage in 2010, she became a general assignment news reporter, then health reporter for The California Report before becoming Forum’s Friday host at the end of 2014. Over this past summer, she took over daily hosting duties of the statewide 10am hour of Forum, which now is carried by other public radio stations statewide. Mina and the Forum team are building the show to help create a space for Californians to have a daily conversation about current affairs and the state’s experience by centering on race, justice and equality. —Peter Cavagnaro With the recent format change to the second hour of Forum, you’re no longer speaking just to a Bay Area audience, but to Californians up and down the state. How has that changed the conversations for you? Having people from more regions of the state join our daily Forum conversation has made me feel more connected to the “nation of California” and made my world feel bigger at a time when the pandemic forced it to shrink. One of the themes for the second hour of Forum is to look at current events through the lens of race, justice and equality. How has your lived experience prepared you for the conversations? My producers and I are often surprised at how personally connected we are to our show topics. I’m the daughter of Korean immigrants and lost my dad to a heart attack at the age of 8. My teen years saw a lot of emotional and financial struggles. And, of course, the recent increase in the number of anti-Asian hate incidents has been no less painful for being expected. The format of the show is not the only major change to Forum. Shelter-in-place has required you to APRIL 2021 • host from your home for the past year. How has that gone for you — both as host and as a mother? I haven’t had any “BBC Dad” moments yet though a few close calls! All three of my kids have been home with me and my spouse throughout the pandemic, so yeah, it’s been hectic. He likes to joke we’re running a radio station, law firm and childcare center out of our house. (continued on page 21) KQED.ORG 3 Please note: Coronavirus and late-breaking AUDIO news may affect the schedule below. 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