Kqeds Perspectives

Raising pets can teach us many things about the circle of life. Beth Touchette brings us this Perspective.

Laura Bock says it’s never too late to pursue your dreams.

When faced with a disheartening parenting situation, Byron Noel Gordon found encouragement when he confided in a community of fellow fathers.

When fighting for a better world leaves you despondent, it can be hard to care for your mental health. Jane Anne Staw has this suggestion. This Perspective originally aired in May 2018.

On the 85th anniversary of the Night of Broken Glass, Stewart Florsheim has this Perspective.

When you’ve never known homelessness, you might not be able to empathize with the experience. Emily Calix tells us her story.

Yvonne Baginski tells us about the summer where everything changed.

After a close call, Ann Manheimer had these thoughts about the future of our world.

A first generation Eritrean immigrant, YR Media’s Awet Habtom must learn for herself how to navigate cultural norms – including sexism and patriarchy. This Perspective originally aired in December 2017.

Today is Dia de los Muertos, a day to honor our loved ones—including our pets. Leslie Smith brings us this Perspective.

When someone asks you who you are, what do you say? Nico Fischer has these thoughts on finding his own identity.

Happy Halloween! J. Moe gets us in the spirit...pun intended.

Facing a difficult diagnosis can take someone on a journey of emotions and thoughts. Ken Martin tells us his Perspective.

Enduring street harassment is an unfortunate reality for women and girls. Finley Davis tells us how she deals. This Perspective originally aired in April 2018.

Dan Goldes has found that the ups and downs of parenthood can also come in a four-legged form. 

Sometimes the things we avoid talking about are the things we need to talk about the most. Charlotte Rosario has this Perspective.

By embodying this Buddhist value in her daily life, Kayleigh Yee found newfound positivity.

When faced with climate despair, Aarush Guglani found hope and community through action.

The successes of modern medicine can seem miraculous, but Christopher James Bowers explains why that term can be reductive.

Growing up, Mila Mincy's warm memories with her family formed the basis of her Persian identity. But in learning more about her culture’s history, she has learned more about herself. YR Media brings her Perspective.