Great way to get news from KQED without having to listen to the ubiquitous clips of Trump misinformation/disinformation played on NPR News. I trust the reporting and appreciate the relevance.

i mean this is what the radio is… or is that too old fashioned & they needed to repackage it for people *shrugs*

They offer exactly one podcast at a time which might contain multiple broadcasts or not. This means you can miss things AND you will have to listen to the same story multiple times. A much better format would be to place each broadcast or even each story in its on podcast in the feed. Then I will hear all the stories no matter when they were broadcast and won’t have to listen to the same story multiple times

They discuss all kinds of interesting topics. For example, I just listened to a discussion about Formula E cars which are the future of race cars - using electric engines.

I listened to the Saturday, March 24, 2018 episode and I’m hooked. Concise while being thorough... engaging... I loved it and look forward to listening to more Q’ED UP podcasts.

Although focused in California, this podcast is engaging and discusses important stories of individuals. My favorite series was about the trial of Marvin Munch and the interviews of the unseen homeless.

Just started listening but so far it's really interesting and well done.

Heard about this through #trypod and couldn't get enough of the Antioch series! Well done!

Some of the best podcast content I've ever heard! I live in the east bay but would've never known about what's happening in Antioch if it wasn't for this podcast. Super engaging and entertaining but also sheds light on super important topics that are changing life as we know it here in the Bay Area. Well done!

About time that someone covered the changes in the deeper East Bay as a result of gentrification in SF and Oakland.

There is so much to love about this. The stories are engaging and thoughtful and treat their subjects with the deepest respect while showing us what happens when market forces act on communities.