KQED Public Radio Highlights
- Forum
The Revised Manual of Mental Disorders - It's Your World
The Challenges of Climate Change - Marketplace
Moleskine's Success - Perspectives
Forum
The Revised Manual of Mental Disorders
Tonight at 9:00pm
Tune in for a discussion about the new edition of the most widely used psychiatric guide to mental disorders -- "The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders." It has a big impact on public health, and has many critics.
It's Your World
The Challenges of Climate Change
Tonight at 8:00pm
Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, discusses her perspective on what changes will transform the world of tomorrow and how we can make a positive impact.
Marketplace
Moleskine's Success
Today at 4:00pm
Repeats at 6:30pm
Notebook maker Moleskine recently went public, and is quickly becoming a valuable global brand. The program looks at the latest on the company's success.
Perspectives
Tune in for KQED's series of daily listener commentaries. Or...submit your own!
What's on now?
- 1:30am Cambridge Forum Rashid Khalidi: Making Peace in the Middle East
- 2:00am Marketplace Money Tackling Debt
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