KQED|6540 - The Hidden Psychology Behind Procrastination
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Published25 Aug 2026
Duration46:33
Episodes
6540-
The Hidden Psychology Behind Procrastination
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25 Aug 2026
6539-
KQED Investigates Botched Clipper 2.0 Launch
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25 Aug 2026
6538-
Should You Rethink How Much You’re Drinking?
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24 Aug 2026
6537-
Why California is Rethinking its Nuclear Exit
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24 Aug 2026
6536-
Are Health Trackers Making Us Obsessed?
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21 Aug 2026
6535-
Nina LaCour Weaves an Intimate Story of the Great Migration to California in Novel 'Meet Me in the Garden'
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21 Aug 2026
6534-
The USS Abraham Lincoln and the Toll of the Iran War
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20 Aug 2026
6533-
ICE Airport Arrests Attract Legal Outcry
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20 Aug 2026
6532-
NPR’s Allison Aubrey on Reinventing Life After 50
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19 Aug 2026
6531-
Should San Francisco Create a Public Bank?
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19 Aug 2026
6530-
Is California Ready for `The Big One?’
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18 Aug 2026
6529-
Rep. Jared Huffman Warns about the Power of Christian Nationalism in Congress
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18 Aug 2026
6528-
Artificial Stone Containing Silica is Killing Workers. Will California Ban It?
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17 Aug 2026
6527-
Dorothy Lazard on the Ambitious Mission of Libraries and the People that Make them Function
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17 Aug 2026
6526-
Why We Can’t Stop Reading Thrillers
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14 Aug 2026
6525-
Where Do You Go to Find Your People?
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14 Aug 2026
6524-
Why The Onion Took Over Infowars
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13 Aug 2026
6523-
Federal Sex Education Cuts and Abstinence-Only Policies Spark Debate Over Teen Health and Fertility
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13 Aug 2026
6522-
What’s Going on at the Department of Homeland Security?
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12 Aug 2026
6521-
How Prepared Are We for Cyberattacks on Cities, Water Systems?
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12 Aug 2026
6520-
The California Cities Beefing With Fast Food Drive-Thrus
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11 Aug 2026
6519-
The Alarming Rise of Colorectal Cancer in Young Adults
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11 Aug 2026
6518-
Annie Jacobsen’s Doomsday Biological War Scenario
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10 Aug 2026
6517-
Chang-rae Lee's Novel, 'A Tender Age' Is A Personal Story
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10 Aug 2026
6516-
Julian Shapiro-Barnum on ‘How to Grow Up Without Becoming a Grown-Up’
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07 Aug 2026
6515-
Oakland High Students on the Value of ‘Cross-Cultural Medicine’
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07 Aug 2026
6514-
Why Danny McBride Makes Fun of American Men
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06 Aug 2026
6513-
From Cash Checks to Shelter Mandates, The South Bay Is Betting Big on Homelessness Solutions
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06 Aug 2026
6512-
How Tariffs, Wildfire and Climate Change Threaten California Wine
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05 Aug 2026
6511-
Flipping the Switch: What Will it Take for California to Meet Its 100% Green Energy Goal?
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05 Aug 2026
6510-
‘Skill Nostalgia’ and the Appeal of Craftsmanship
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04 Aug 2026
6509-
Trump Administration Backs Off Regulating Environmental Toxins Despite MAHA Demands
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04 Aug 2026
6508-
Why Don’t Americans Trust the News?
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03 Aug 2026
6507-
Former Google Employee Recounts Path From Enchantment to Disillusionment in ‘Don’t Be Evil’
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03 Aug 2026
6506-
More California Kids Are Getting Hurt on E-Bikes, Study Finds
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31 Jul 2026
6505-
What’s on Your Summer Reading List?
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31 Jul 2026
6504-
Global Dissidents Give Lessons In Courage
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30 Jul 2026
6503-
‘American Pachuco: The Legend of Luis Valdez’ Documentary Gives A Chicano Icon His Due
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30 Jul 2026
6502-
The Challenges and Dangers Security Guards Face
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29 Jul 2026
6501-
‘Backrooms’ Director Kane Parsons on Why San Jose is a Rich Setting for Horror
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29 Jul 2026
6500-
Inside America's Largest ICE Camp
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28 Jul 2026
6499-
Senator Alex Padilla on Confronting Presidential Corruption and ICE
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28 Jul 2026
6498-
Who Pays for San Francisco?
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28 Jul 2026
6497-
Have We Reached the End of Reading?
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27 Jul 2026
6496-
Investigation Shows SFPD Closes Rape Cases at Half the National Rate
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27 Jul 2026
6495-
Inside Silicon Valley's Race to Build a Home Robot
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24 Jul 2026
6494-
A Woman Finds Healing and Beauty by Walking Every Street in Santa Cruz County
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24 Jul 2026
6493-
Why Everyone Should Take a Sabbatical
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23 Jul 2026
6492-
Historian Stephanie Coontz on the Myth of Traditional Marriage