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Our series of of daily listener commentaries since 1991.

1059 Episodes
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Cheryl Downes McCoy shares about what it was like raising a child who identifies as transgender and why supporting them is so important.
Vern Tegger shares why it's important to read the Terms of Service when signing up for a service.
Richard Swerdlow shares how now is the right time to have difficult conversations on politics.
Max Gutmann shares how a true risk is worth the reward.
Julia Chen shares about her complicated relationship with her mother and how that changed once she had a daughter.
For Marisela Gonzáles Ginestra, hearing stories that reflect her community and background makes all the difference.
Gayle Asali Dickson reflects on her role in the Black Panther Party and the importance of Black History Month.
Millie Watson shares her triumphs and struggles finding love.
After witnessing adults being rude to kids on the field, cross country coach Jessica Smits says it's time for the disrespect to end.
Randolf Klein shares why diversity matters when providing opportunities in the workplace.
Carole Henmi reflects on the U.S. executive order that authorized the internment of Japanese Americans and how it impacted her family.
Despite the recent executive orders from the Trump administration, Hunter Stoval stands proudly in his identity.
Yumi Wilson opens up about taking care of her sister and recognizing abuse after she was brutally attacked by her husband.
Isabel Daniels reflects on one of life’s most difficult losses: the loss of a friendship.
Caring for an aging parent while raising your own children can be a daunting task. But this is one challenge you don’t have to face alone, as Veronica Sibley reminds us.
Keith Barlow shares how learning other languages was embraced by his family.
For Saachi Dhillon, navigating high school came with new changes and challenges, especially with friendships.
Elizabeth Levett Fortier reminds us that the value of a San Francisco Muni ride is often much higher than the fare.
After her father fell ill, Disha Zaidi shares how empathy from friends and family made a big impact.
Andrea Stryer reflects on an exchange she had with a teacher who challenged her work on a school project.
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