Popular in 2009

What got you clicking this year? Find out what was most popular on KQED.org in 2009 — your favorite recipes, most popular art reviews, most watched videos, and the most downloaded podcasts.

Most Visited Pages on KQED.org

1. Home page www.kqed.org
2. Radio Listen Live kqed.org/listen
3. Radio home kqed.org/radio
4. Food home kqed.org/food
5. TV home kqed.org/tv

Most popular sections on KQED.org

1. Radio kqed.org/radio
2. TV kqed.org/tv
3. Food kqed.org/food
4. QUEST kqed.org/quest
5. Arts kqed.org/arts

Most Watched Videos on YouTube

1. QUEST Lab: Aerogel
2. Spark: Anna Maltz
3. QUEST: Nanotechnology
4. QUEST: Fierce Humboldt Squid
5. Jacques Pepin: Simple Savers

Most Clicked-Through Tweets

1. KQEDScience: Mavericks announcement and QUEST's science of big waves
2. KQED: Announcement of H1N1 vaccination locations in SF
3. BayAreaBites: Saigon Street Food
4. BayAreaBites: Breakfast in SF
5. BayAreaBites: Fabulous Food Festival event listing

Most Popular Gallery Crawl Episodes

1. Non-Violent Femmes (April 2009)
2. Mel Kadel: Echo Test (September 2009)
3. Landscaping (August 2009)
4. Plume (October 2009)
5. Odessa Staircase Redux (November 2009)

Most Popular 2009 Spark Web Profiles

1. Wayne Thiebaud (March 2009)
2. Vienna Teng (March 2009)
3. Kerry James Marshall (April 2009)
4. Katherine Westerhout (April 2009)
5. Contemporary Jewish Museum (April 2009)

Data as of November 16, 2009.

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