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Ancient Mysteries Revealed on Secrets of the Dead A AUGUSTDECEMBER 2019 2020 Josephine Baker: An Awakening Spend a Sunday with Explore HerAncient Journey Mysteries from Superstar NatureA Heartwarming and NOVA to Spy to CivilRevealed Rights on Activist PAGENew 9Season of PAGE 7 Secrets of the Dead Call the Midwife PAGE XX PAGE X CONTENTS 2 3 4 5 6 8 VIRTUAL EVENTS NEWS + NOTES RADIO SCHEDULE RADIO SPECIALS + PASSPORT TV HIGHLIGHTS + PODCASTS LISTINGS Our virtual events What’s happening Your guide to What's new and Watch more with Your guide come to you. at KQED? radio shows. recommended? KQED Passport. to broadcast television. VIRTUAL EVENTS The California Report: 25 Years Tuesday, December 8, at 6:00pm For the last 25 years, The California Report has knit together this vast and varied state, bringing you news stories and culture that define California’s role in American life. Join KQED for a livestream event celebrating our on-air chronicle of California’s daily concerns, evolving culture and ongoing heart. It features beloved show alums such as NPR’s Ailsa Chang and Tamara Keith, KQED’s own Scott Shafer, and performances by California musicians Anaí Adina and Megan Keely. kqed.org/events The California Report Magazine host Sasha Khokha interviews sisters Evelyn and Jessica Kheo at Camp Pendleton, the site of a makeshift refugee camp where they arrived after fleeing the fall of South Vietnam. Photo by Suzie Racho Arab Film Fest Collab December 3–13 The country’s largest and oldest festival of Arab films just got bigger. In response to the pandemic, the Arab Film and Media Institute invited three Arab film and cultural KQED.ORG organizations to produce the Arab Film Fest Collab. The virtual festival will run from December 3–13, 2020, and open nationally. It includes everything we've come to expect • from the Arab Film Festival, from international DECEMBER 2020 DECEMBER premieres and retrospectives to films that challenge stereotypes and highlight the beauty and diversity of the Arab world. The event will particularly highlight Afro-Arab and Black SWANA voices and narratives. arabfilminstitute.org Between Heaven and Earth by Najwa Najjar 2 Cover: Josephine Baker, photo from Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain NEWS + NOTES From Deep Look's This Killer Fungus Turns Flies into Zombies; photo by Josh Cassidy/KQED. KQED and Collaborators Win Two Distinguished Awards Deep Look Honored with a KQED and Collaborators Jackson Wild Media Award Receive a Murrow Award Deep Look, KQED’s science and nature series, has won The Radio Television Digital News Association honored a 2020 Jackson Wild Media Award, the Oscars® of KQED journalists Farida Jhabvala Romero and Vanessa wildlife filmmaking, in the Animal Behavior Short Form Rancaño and the collaborative team responsible for category. The winning episode is "This Killer Fungus “Graying California” with a 2020 National Edward R. Turns Flies into Zombies." The four-and-a-half-minute Murrow award. The awards recognize the best electronic film is about a fungus that invades and kills flies, journalism produced by radio, television and digital forcing them into a gruesome death pose so that it can news organizations worldwide. “Graying California” is an shoot out its reproductive spores. The episode was extensive reporting series that examines how seniors are produced by Gabriela Quirós. Josh Cassidy is the series becoming California’s fastest-growing age group and how cinematographer. Carolyn Elya, a Harvard researcher, this demographic may be reshaping the California Dream. studied how the fungus invades and kills fruit flies, and provided the team with access to the infected fruit flies. The series is part of the California Dream project, a statewide public media collaboration produced by KQED, Deep Look is presented on the PBS Digital Studios CALmatters, KPBS, KPCC and Capital Public Radio. 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