Plus, get some laughs with the new season of Funny Woman and Check, Please! Bay Area
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| Uncover Mysteries in Hijos Del Desierto | | |
| | | In this new high-stakes Spanish-language drama, we follow the turbulent story of two young Chilean brothers who were separated as children amid violent political upheaval. Thirty years later, one is the new police commissioner (Gaspar) and the other is a charismatic criminal (Pedro). Unaware of their true identities, the brothers live as archenemies and encounter one another from opposite sides of the law. Tune in for all 10 episodes. Hijos Del Desierto (Sons of the Desert) airs on Thursday, January 4, at 9:30pm on KQED 9, or stream it with KQED Passport. | |
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| Starting the Year with Funny Woman | | |
| | | In the height of the swinging ’60s, Barbara Parker has just been crowned “Miss Blackpool” – but she’s certain there has to be more to life than being a beauty queen in a seaside town. With the bright lights of London calling, Barbara packs her bags and heads off to the city where she looks to take on the male-dominated world of comedy by storm. Funny Woman premieres on Sunday, January 7, at 10pm on KQED 9, or stream it on the PBS App or KQED Passport. | | |
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| Start the New Year with New Episodes of Check, Please! Bay Area | | |
| | | Want to know what Check, Please! Bay Area is cooking up? Host Leslie Sbrocco returns to dish up the details on new dining destinations getting rave reviews from local guests. From fresh, nourishing Native American cuisine in Oakland to comforting umami-filled Japanese-Italian fusion cuisine in Santa Clara, we’ve scoured the Bay for the best bites so you don’t have to. Catch new episodes on Thursdays beginning January 11, at 7:30pm on KQED 9. You can also watch the episodes on the KQED Food YouTube channel or on the PBS App. | | |
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| Give the Gift of Bay Curious | | |
| | | Trying to find the perfect gift for a lover of all things Bay Area? Check out the Bay Curious book, which has been sitting atop local best-sellers lists for 23 weeks strong. Based on the award-winning KQED podcast, the Bay Curious book brings a fresh eye to some of the podcast’s most popular pieces and expands to cover stories unique to the book. From the Black Panther Party's school program to the invention of the Mai Tai, Bay Curious gives your loved one the entertaining and informative, weird and wonderful true stories of the San Francisco Bay Area. | | |
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What We’re Listening to | | | More Californians Struggling with Food Insecurity
Millions of Californians rely on CalFresh’s benefits to feed their families. One in five Californians is food insecure, according to a CalMatters report published in August, but that’s only the beginning of this complex challenge. Even getting accurate accounting on aid presents its own challenges. Forum finds out what’s behind the struggle and discusses what resources are available for all Californians. | | |
| | Inside Oakland's Largest Housing Megaproject
Brooklyn Basin is poised to become Oakland’s largest housing project, promising 3,700 new homes on the site of a former shipping dock. In a state where building just about anything can be a challenge, The Bay explores how this one finally got off the ground. | | |
| | How San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing Started the Craft Beer Craze
The craft beer market has been booming the last few decades, and California is a paradise for craft beer lovers like Bay Curious listener Ricky Tjandra. Now, as a craft beer aficionado, Ricky asked Bay Curious to investigate the local lore that this nationwide beer trend got its start in the Bay Area. | |
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