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| A fan favorite, The Great American Recipe is a friendly cooking competition that follows in the footsteps of The Great British Baking Show. The series highlights passionate home cooks who are all vying for the honor of having their winning recipe featured on the cover of the show’s signature cookbook. Over six delicious episodes, contestants prepare a variety of dishes that represent their family traditions and cultural styles, each hoping to gain praise from the Michelin-star chefs who serve as judges. Season 4 serves up a whole new bounty of flavors, so be sure to get a taste of the premiere on Friday, July 11, at 9pm on KQED 9. Or stream it with KQED Passport or on the PBS App. | |
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Passport Pick: The Madame Blanc Mysteries, Season 2 | |
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| One of the most popular series on Passport, The Madame Blanc Mysteries has been a fan favorite since it premiered last year. Season 2 continues to follow widowed antiques dealer Jean White, who is embracing her new life in France while keeping up her knack for solving mysteries. The premiere brings a bit of Christmas in July with a holiday special and a murder case that hits Jean close to home. KQED Passport members get early access to Season 2 on July 1. | |
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Check, Please! Bay Area in Monterey Bay | |
| The 20th season is heading to the Monterey Bay area! The first episode takes diners to Seaside’s The Meatery Butchery & Eatery to enjoy an 18-hour smoked brisket and juicy pastrami Reubens. Then it’s off to Hanloh Thai Food in Santa Cruz for double-fried chicken thighs of gai tod hat yai. Lastly, guests head to Schooners Monterey to feast on cioppino brimming with shellfish in saffron-tomato broth and fresh Dungeness crab BLT rolls. Take a bite out of all three new episodes on Thursday, July 10, Thursday, July 17 and Thursday, July 24, at 7:30pm on KQED 9.
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| Check out your guide to the most compelling stories airing on KQED, curated by one of our very own — Meredith Speight, Senior Director of TV Programming at KQED. An insider with a passion for great storytelling, she highlights standout programs every month that educate, inspire and spark conversation.
In the month of July, she features special programming for Disability Pride Month. Check out these must-sees: American Masters: Marcella and POV: I Didn't See You There.
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| Great perspectives can reframe how we see our lives. This month, Perspectives is highlighting Steven Birenbaum's “The Cherries on Top” perspective. It’s a poignant reflection on parenting, growing up and the passage of time — all framed by an annual cherry-picking tradition in Brentwood. Submit your perspective today!
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The July Issue of On KQED Is Now Online | |
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| There are so many shows to discover in the July issue of On KQED — a magazine that includes information about KQED’s monthly TV programming and live local events. It’s distributed to KQED’s sustaining members and donors at the $60/year level who opt in to receive it. If you’d like to be added to the mailing list, please contact Member Services at 415.553.2150 or at kqed.org/memberhelp.
Discover beautiful paintings in Post Atlantic: The Art of Watch the Washington, D.C. skyline light up with A Capitol Fourth 2025 on KQED 9. Explore the legendary acting career of Gene Hackman in Gene Hackman: Star of the Silver Screen on KQED Plus. Uncover exclusive footage of Grace Kelly in Her Name was Grace Kelly on KQED Passport. | |
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| What Is That Massive Tunnel on the Beach South of Fort Funston? The beach just south of Fort Funston looks like many in Northern California. It’s a wide swath of sand that stretches to the surf on one side and features steep sandy bluffs brimming with succulents on the other. But walking along Phillip Burton Memorial Beach, sandwiched between Fort Funston and Thornton Beach access points, walkers may notice a tunnel coming out of the hillside in the middle of the beach. What is this mysterious tunnel? |
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| What’s Life Really Like on the US-Mexico Border? The US-Mexico border has been a central issue of American politics in recent decades. The southern borderlands are often depicted in the media and by politicians as a dangerous ground zero for crime and violence. But is this an accurate picture of the place thousands of Americans call home? |
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| Elon's Great Crash-Out / Unmasked in LA Elon Musk and President Trump breaking up? LA protesters clashing with law enforcement? Waymos on fire (again)? Things have been moving fast — and feeds are on overload. Close All Tabs catches you up on a couple stories that were covered before and are suddenly back in the news. |
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