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KPBS Roundtable offers perspectives from those who tell San Diego’s stories. Join host Andrew Bracken for a weekly discussion with reporters, adding depth and context to the headlines driving the news in the San Diego region. KPBS Roundtable airs each Friday at 12 p.m. and again Sunday at 6 a.m. across San Diego on 89.5 FM and Imperial County on 97.7 FM. You can also catch the show on all podcast apps. New episodes drop every Friday afternoon.

  1. -23 T

    County supes solicit over $100K in cash gifts; melting pot metaphor; Local News Day

    A new months-long investigation by KPBS follows the money going to some county supervisors' offices. It finds some tapped influential companies, associations and individuals for monetary gifts. Some of the entities had business before the county at the time. We discuss the details. Plus, we explore whether the melting pot metaphor is accurate in the U.S. today ahead of its 250th anniversary. Plus, "Local News Day," a national effort to highlight the work of local newsrooms, was this week. We sit down with three local storytellers to discuss their community-oriented approach to journalism. Guests: Scott Rodd, investigative reporter, KPBSGustavo Solis, investigative border reporter, KPBSKate Morrissey, co-founder and reporter, Daylight San DiegoDrew Sitton, community reporter, Times of San DiegoYamir Aguilar, reporter, Calexico Chronicle, Imperial Valley WeeklyLinks: New SNAP rules push more San Diegans to find no-cost groceries - Daylight San Diego‘No Data Center’ Chants Ring Out at Imperial County Board Meeting - Calexico ChronicleFor trans San Diegans, lack of public restroom access is causing lasting medical harm - Times of San DiegoSan Diego woman says her credit card information was stolen while she was in ICE custody - Daylight San DiegoMost immigrants no longer qualify for CalFresh. Agencies ‘scrounging’ for food - Times of San DiegoMovimiento Celebracion and March Honor Farmworkers, Not Idols - Times of San Diego

    46 min

  2. 3. APR.

    North County reporters' roundtable; Museum a Month

    San Diego's North County isn't exactly known for housing affordability. But one North County city — San Marcos — is exceeding its state-mandated housing goals. From new housing projects to school board meetings, we sit down with three North County reporters to talk about their reporting and what it's like to cover the beat. Plus, a new KPBS series introduces us to some of San Diego's most interesting and underrated museums. Guests: Alexander Nguyen, multimedia producer for North County, KPBSTigist Layne, North County reporter, Voice of San DiegoKatie Futterman, community reporter covering North County, inewsourceJohn Carroll, reporter and anchor, KPBS

    46 min

  3. 27. MARS

    Embezzlement case prompts audit; medical aid in dying; rising concert prices

    San Diego County has hired an independent auditor to review how it works with contractors. The audit was announced in light of recent charges against a former executive at the Harm Reduction Coalition of San Diego, who misappropriated large sums of money meant for behavioral health care. We talk about how San Diego County is re-examining its oversight of contractors. Plus, California is one of 13 states where certain terminally ill patients can request medication to end their life. New KPBS reporting shares the story of one woman's end of life journey. Then, why concert tickets are more expensive than ever, as part of a series on the high price of living in San Diego. And, a look into one of San Diego's home kitchen businesses. Guests: Lisa Halverstadt, senior investigative reporter, Voice of San DiegoHeidi de Marco, health reporter, KPBSJulia Dixon Evans, arts reporter and host of The Finest podcast, KPBSCarlos Castillo, video journalist, KPBS Stories mentioned: "After Contractor Scandal, County Announces Outside Contracting Audit" by Lisa Halverstadt, Voice of San Diego"California moves to strengthen end-of-life decisions, but gaps in access remain" by Heidi de Marco, KPBS"From $20 to $1,200: How San Diego concert ticket prices got out of control by Julia Dixon Evans, KPBS"From family recipes to a home business" by Carlos Castillo, KPBS

    46 min

  4. 20. MARS

    César Chávez news fallout; I-5 artillery explosion findings; Padres season preview

    The New York Times this week published an investigation revealing shocking sexual abuse allegations against labor leader and civil rights activist César Chávez. California lawmakers announced that they intend to change the name of César Chávez Day — just weeks away — to Farmworkers Day. As the gravity of the allegations settle in, many are asking what comes next. We sit down with two journalists to talk about their coverage of the ongoing fallout from the stunning revelations. Plus, a new Marine Corps report found that a rare fuse malfunction caused an artillery shell to explode over Interstate 5 last fall. Plus, we bring you a Padres season preview ahead of opening day next week. Guests: Gustavo Arellano, columnist, Los Angeles TimesFarida Jhabvala Romero, labor correspondent, KQEDAndrew Dyer, military and veteran affairs reporter, KPBSJesse Agler, play-by-play radio broadcaster, San Diego PadresStories mentioned: "The grief behind the cascade of online Dolores Huerta photos" by Gustavo Arellano, Los Angeles Times"And just like that, the Cesar Chavez myth is punctured. What’s next?" by Gustavo Arellano, Los Angeles Times"César Chavez Was a Hero to Farmworkers. Now They Confront the Pain of Alleged Abuse" by Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED"'One in a million' defect led to October I-5 artillery explosion, Marines say" by Andrew Dyer, KPBS

    46 min

  5. 13. MARS

    Charity fraud scheme; Mexicali farmers demand payouts; Port of Entry podcast

    Two men behind a charity fraud scheme pleaded guilty to federal charges this week. The case involved a scheme to siphon money from concession stands at some of San Diego's most well-known stadiums, including Petco Park — the home of the San Diego Padres. The scheme was originally uncovered through reporting from Voice of San Diego. We sit down with the lead reporter for more details. Plus, farmers in Mexicali are protesting low payouts as part of an international agreement where they agreed to conserve Colorado River water. And, we sit down with the hosts of the KPBS podcast "Port of Entry" to learn about what drives them to tell cross-border stories about the San Diego-Tijuana region. Guests: Will Huntsberry, assistant editor, Voice of San DiegoMackenzie Elmer, energy and environment reporter, Voice of San DiegoVicente Calderón, founder and editor in chief of Tijuanapress.comNatalie Gonzalez Rodriguez, co-host, Port of EntryAlan Lilienthal, co-host, Port of Entry

    46 min

  6. 6. MARS

    Empty homes tax, trash fees; Military reporters roundtable; Local Persian magazine

    On Tuesday, the San Diego City Council voted to add a measure to the June primary ballot that would tax empty second homes. Also this week, paperwork was submitted for a measure that would stop trash fees for San Diego homeowners. We break down the upcoming ballot measures and the state of the city's budget. Then, we sit down with two military reporters to discuss the week on their beat after the U.S. and Israel began their attacks on Iran. Plus, we feature Peyk Magazine — a local arts and culture publication highlighting Persian culture, events and news in San Diego. Guests: Andrew Bowen, metro reporter, KPBSDavid Garrick, reporter, The San Diego Union-TribuneAndrew Dyer, military and veterans affairs reporter, KPBSJeff Schogol, senior Pentagon reporter, Task & PurposeSoheil Bigdeli, editor, Peyk Magazine

    46 min

  7. 27. FEB.

    Fallout after killing of Mexican cartel leader; ICE monitors activists; bighorn sheep

    Mexico has settled from the unrest that struck parts of the country earlier this week. Vehicles were burned, blocking roads. Some buildings were set ablaze. All of this comes in reaction to the killing of a high-ranking cartel leader — "El Mencho" — on Sunday. We talk about the continued fallout in Mexico and what comes next with a longtime Tijuana journalist. Also this week, immigration officials detained at least four volunteers documenting arrests at the federal building downtown. And, new reporting reveals an operation by authorities to monitor activists supporting immigrants in San Diego. We talk to a reporter who covered both those stories. Plus, how the border fence is impacting natural habitats near the Jacumba mountains — especially the endangered bighorn sheep. Guests: Vicente Calderón, founder and editor in chief of Tijuanapress.comKate Morrissey, immigration reporter and co-founder, Daylight San DiegoTammy Murga, environment reporter, KPBSMatthew Bowler, photojournalist, KPBS

    45 min

  8. 21. FEB.

    ICE community patrols; Public transit fare evasion; SDFC season preview

    Federal agents arrested at least 5,000 people in San Diego last year. That's an average of 20 people each day. We talk about the network of volunteers organizing community patrols to watch out for immigration enforcement in their neighborhoods. Plus, more North County transit riders are evading fares amid a "hands off" enforcement strategy from the North County Transit District. We talk about fare evasion and increased safety concerns on public transit. And, a familiar San Diego voice breaks down what it means to be a play-by-play announcer ahead of San Diego FC's upcoming season. Guests: Gustavo Solis, investigative border reporter, KPBSElaine Alfaro, reporter, KPBSAdrian García Márquez, broadcaster and play-by-play announcer, San Diego FC

    46 min
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KPBS Roundtable offers perspectives from those who tell San Diego’s stories. Join host Andrew Bracken for a weekly discussion with reporters, adding depth and context to the headlines driving the news in the San Diego region. KPBS Roundtable airs each Friday at 12 p.m. and again Sunday at 6 a.m. across San Diego on 89.5 FM and Imperial County on 97.7 FM. You can also catch the show on all podcast apps. New episodes drop every Friday afternoon.

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    2016 - 2026
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