KQED Public Radio Highlights

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City Arts & Lectures

Garrison Keillor
Keillor has reinvigorated radio with the popular program "A Prairie Home Companion." An avid poetry advocate, Keillor has published his first volume of his own work entitled "Sonnets 66."  

Tonight at 1:00pm

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Car Talk

with Ray & Tom Magliozzi
Click and Clack tackle the tougher questions of the automobile world.

Today at 10:00am

Also: Car Talk Weekly Puzzler

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Cambridge Forum

Imagination, Not Magic
Author J.K. Rowling discusses her own life story as a lesson for young people looking for future success. She urges young people to cultivate genuine imagination to solve problems.

Tonight at 4:30pm

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Quest

Hayward Fault: A Tectonic Time Bomb
It's been called the most dangerous fault in the U.S., and scientists say we're now due for it to deliver a major temblor.

Monday at 6:30am

Repeats at 8:30am

More: Reporter's Notes and Resources

 

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