Best Edit International Student Experience Podcasts (2025)

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Family demands justice after police kill 14-year-old 14:00

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Last month, 14-year-old Mikey Jimenez was driving in a restaurant parking lot in El Centro when police officers opened fire on the vehicle, killing him.Now, his family is calling for an outside, independent investigation.Wednesday on Midday Edition, we talk more about the ongoing investigation and how Jimenez's death has reverberated in the communi…

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Thanksgiving shortcuts (in effort, not flavor) 30:00

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It's that time of year: time to figure out what you're bringing to Thanksgiving dinner. For many of us, that decision can feel overwhelming.If you've been putting that off, we've got you covered with some last-minute Thanksgiving shortcuts — in effort, not flavor.Sam the Cooking Guy joins us to answer audience questions and give us a live, in-studi…

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Giving back this Thanksgiving; plus, navigating conversations at the dinner table 26:00

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Thanksgiving is a time to express gratitude, and it's an opportunity to give back to community, and spend time with family.Tuesday on Midday Edition, we hear from a local group using mutual aid to address food insecurity in San Diego.Then, a conversation with a local leadership coach about how to make the most of family time this holiday season.Gue…

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Celebrating hip-hop history with Ric Scales 18:00

2d ago18:00

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November marks National Hip-Hop History Month, and San Diego has a thriving hip-hop community and make its mark on the culture.Tuesday on Midday Edition, we sit down with a local hip-hop veteran to talk about San Diego's ever-evolving hip-hop scene, his own artistry, and how he continues to shine a light on artists, both up-and-coming and establish…

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ทำไมนักเรียนไทยคนนี้ถึงไม่โทรหาแม่ในปีแรกที่มาอเมริกา | เรื่องราวของนักเรียนต่างชาติ 28:54

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การค้นพบตัวตนที่แท้จริงของคุณในต่างแดน? ใน EP นี้ของ Outsiders Insiders Experience เราจะมาฟังเรื่องราวจาก นิธิ แสงแก้ว (Nithi Sangkaew) นักเรียนไทยที่เชื่อว่าชีวิตของเขาได้เริ่มต้นอย่างแท้จริงเมื่อมาถึงอเมริกา ปัจจุบันนิธิเป็นนักเรียน Community College ที่ต้องการเรียนต่อปริญญาโท (Master's) และตั้งเป้าถึงปริญญาเอก (PhD) ในลอสแอนเจลิส เขาจะมาแบ่งปันเ…

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Preserving Kumeyaay language, awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous people 45:30

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Every November, we recognize Native American Heritage Month — honoring the history and contributions of Indigenous people in the United States.But for many leaders, honoring this history is a year-long commitment. That includes educating the next generation and teaching the public the truth about the past.We sit down with two Kumeyaay leaders dedic…

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Imagine Silent Battles Iranian Student Fought While Studying in the US | International Student Story 1:22:45

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What is the true cost of pursuing a dream? For Zahra M. Aghajan, moving from Iran to the US for her love of science meant navigating a path of profound challenges, heart-breaking choices, and deep self-discovery. In this deeply moving and powerful conversation, Zahra shares her story with incredible courage and honesty. She details the complex moti…

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License plate reader privacy issues, lack of available shelter beds, Jacumba solar project 45:00

6d ago45:00

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About a dozen police agencies in San Diego County use automated license plate readers.A new KPBS investigation found those agencies are also searching cameras owned by private businesses — with limited oversight.Plus, almost all requests for shelter have failed since San Diego began clearing freeway camps. We talk about problems within the shelter …

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What conversations with writers can teach us about the craft 46:00

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Over the past 30 years, Point Loma Nazarene University professor Dean Nelson has sat down with some of the most prominent writers in the literary world to talk about their craft.He compiles the insights from those conversations into two new books, "Talking to Writers" — one focused on fiction, the other nonfiction.Then, our Midday Movies critics un…

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A guide to setting screen time rules for kids 20:30

8d ago20:30

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For many parents today, managing kids’ screen time and technology use often feels like a full-time job.Growing evidence shows a correlation between excessive screen use and mental health issues, as families struggle to establish rules and guidelines around technology.We speak with Jean Twenge, a local researcher and author, about "10 Rules for Rais…

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Rain forecast, unpacking the COP30 climate summit 24:30

8d ago24:30

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Don't put away your umbrellas just yet.San Diego County is expecting another rainstorm late Thursday, after heavy rainfall earlier in the week. We break down the forecast.Plus, we take a look into progress being made at this year's United Nations climate conference in Belém, Brazil — also known at COP30. We also unpack why the United States is skip…

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From Reality TV to the Australian Stage 39:39

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In this episode, we sit down with Wesley Senna Cortes, a Brazilian actor and model whose creative life has taken him across continents, across genres, and from screen to stage. Wesley Senna Cortes is a Brazilian-born actor and model with more than 15 years of experience across Brazil, the U.S., and Australia. Initially breaking into the industry in…

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New podcast unravels sudden death of SDPD officer 33:00

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When a police officer is found dead in her home, who investigates?Ciara Estrada's death in 2018 was quickly ruled a suicide by the San Diego Police Department. Investigators — who were her colleagues — made no arrests. No suspects were identified.Her family says there's more to what happened that night. A new KPBS podcast explores Ciara's story.We …

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What you need to know about hormone therapy for menopause 12:00

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced last week that it would remove the “black box” warning labels on hormone therapy for menopause.These labels, which show up on medication packaging, warn of the risks of heart attack, breast cancer, stroke and blood clots. But the FDA now says these risks are based on outdated science.Tuesday on Midday…

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Fashion meets sustainability in Slow Fashion Day 45:15

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Earlier this month, the city of San Diego formally recognized the second Sunday of November as "Slow Fashion Day."Thursday on Midday Edition, we sit down with two of the organizers behind this effort to talk about the role of slow fashion in promoting sustainability, creativity and community.Then, KPBS arts reporter Beth Accomando sits down with Ch…

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Special Edition: Rick Clark on Palisades Hudson’s Something Personal Podcast 49:11

14d ago49:11

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Today, we divert off the beaten path for The Truth About Admission Podcast as we highlight Rick Clark's appearance on the Something Personal podcast, where he goes into his lessons learned from multiple decades of working in college admissions, how to pay for college, and his advise on keeping perspective during the college search process. LINKS: T…

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'Race-neutral' legal challenges for voting rights, higher ed 45:50

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The signing of the 1965 Voting Rights Act symbolized a turning point for American democracy.It wasn't until then that discrimination in voting was banned. It meant outlawing policies like literacy tests and poll taxes. It meant racial gerrymandering could be challenged in court.But now, the Supreme Court is questioning whether to keep Section 2 of …

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How are seniors coping with food insecurity? 18:23

17d ago18:23

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Recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP in San Diego County received their benefits Friday, after a delay due to the government shutdown.Of the about 400,000 people in the region who use SNAP, nearly one-fourth are older adults.Monday on Midday Edition, we hear from two local organizations about the impacts the uncertain…

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Scientists launch new trial for long COVID treatment 14:21

17d ago14:21

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Scientists at Scripps Research recently launched a new clinical trial that will test if a repurposed GLP-1 drug, tirzepatide, can provide possible relief for long COVID symptoms.Monday on Midday Edition, we sit down with Dr. Eric Topol to hear more about the trial and the state of long COVID research and treatment today.Guest:Dr. Eric Topol, execut…

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How I Tried to Make Friends in High School With Gum! | Thai International Student Story 30:39

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Have you ever felt invisible or been taken for granted in a new place? In this powerful episode of Outsiders Insiders Experience, we hear the incredible story of Sakunit Srilom who moved from Thailand to an American high school and completely transformed her life. She shares her raw, honest journey of dealing with a difficult language barrier and n…

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A family mystery at heart of 'Framing Memories' 44:40

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An upcoming film screening highlights personal documentary films that explore family history, memory and connection across generations.On Midday Edition Thursday, we hear from San Diego filmmaker Ari Ali about her film "Ben Between Africa," which explores the life and mysterious death of her uncle. She shares how boxes of family letters found in an…

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New book tackles how to manage hustle culture 14:30

22d ago14:30

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In today's fast-paced world, and with all that's happening around us, it can be easy to get overwhelmed. Feelings of stress and burnout, though common, can also have long-term impacts on our health.On Midday Edition Wednesday, we hear from Portia Preston, author of the book "Hustle, Flow, or Let it Go?," about her shame-free and inclusive approach …

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No pay for attorneys in a federal program 13:30

22d ago13:30

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For private defense attorneys in San Diego and across the country, the ongoing government shutdown has exacerbated their funding situation and left many — specifically those with the Criminal Justice Act (CJA) program — without pay for more than four months.Wednesday on Midday Edition, we dig into how CJA attorneys and other experts are navigating …

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Prop 50 passes in California. Now what? 16:30

22d ago16:30

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The results are in: California voters have passed Proposition 50. The measure will allow the state to redraw its congressional districts to open up more seats for Democrats, countering Republican moves in Texas.Reactions are pouring in from California Democrats and Republicans. Some call the effort a partisan campaign, while others say its a step t…

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Making the most of your money in difficult times 37:30

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One-third of San Diego households don't earn enough to cover basic needs, like housing food and transportation.For a lot of people, money is a constant source of anxiety — especially during challenging economic times. We sit down with a financial planner to talk about how to stretch your dollar where it counts. Plus, local community leaders outline…

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What Prop 50 could mean for San Diegans 8:00

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The special election for Proposition 50 is underway. If passed, the measure could change several Congressional districts in California, flipping five U.S. House seats from Republican to Democratic control. Tuesday on Midday Edition, we preview the potential impact of Proposition 50 on districts in San Diego and what else voters need to know. Guest:…

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What the government shutdown means for food aid and public health 14:30

24d ago14:30

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The federal government shutdown is now in its second month, and may become the longest in history later this week.On Midday Edition Monday, we hear about how it is impacting food aid and public health.Guests:Andrea Caldwell, director of government affairs and advocacy, San Diego Food BankRichard Garfein, PhD, Professor, Herbert Wertheim School of P…

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SDSU para-athlete medals at world championships 16:00

24d ago16:00

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In October, San Diego State University senior and student athlete Alicia Guerrero stepped up to the podium twice at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, winning bronze in discus and shot put.For the past year, Guerrero has trained with SDSU's Adapted Athletics program. It is the first elite collegiate adaptive sports program in California.M…

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International Student Experience

Harshrajsinh Gohil

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KPBS Midday Edition

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The Truth about College Admission

Johns Hopkins Press

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The Producer and the Publicist

Louise Nealon & Kyle Goldfinch

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The IMG Roadmap Podcast

Dr. Nina Lum

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Family demands justice after police kill 14-year-old 14:00

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Thanksgiving shortcuts (in effort, not flavor) 30:00

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Giving back this Thanksgiving; plus, navigating conversations at the dinner table 26:00

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Celebrating hip-hop history with Ric Scales 18:00

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ทำไมนักเรียนไทยคนนี้ถึงไม่โทรหาแม่ในปีแรกที่มาอเมริกา | เรื่องราวของนักเรียนต่างชาติ 28:54

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Preserving Kumeyaay language, awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous people 45:30

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Imagine Silent Battles Iranian Student Fought While Studying in the US | International Student Story 1:22:45

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License plate reader privacy issues, lack of available shelter beds, Jacumba solar project 45:00

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What conversations with writers can teach us about the craft 46:00

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A guide to setting screen time rules for kids 20:30

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Rain forecast, unpacking the COP30 climate summit 24:30

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From Reality TV to the Australian Stage 39:39

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New podcast unravels sudden death of SDPD officer 33:00

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What you need to know about hormone therapy for menopause 12:00

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Fashion meets sustainability in Slow Fashion Day 45:15

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Special Edition: Rick Clark on Palisades Hudson’s Something Personal Podcast 49:11

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'Race-neutral' legal challenges for voting rights, higher ed 45:50

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How are seniors coping with food insecurity? 18:23

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Scientists launch new trial for long COVID treatment 14:21

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How I Tried to Make Friends in High School With Gum! | Thai International Student Story 30:39

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A family mystery at heart of 'Framing Memories' 44:40

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New book tackles how to manage hustle culture 14:30

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No pay for attorneys in a federal program 13:30

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Prop 50 passes in California. Now what? 16:30

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Making the most of your money in difficult times 37:30

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What Prop 50 could mean for San Diegans 8:00

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What the government shutdown means for food aid and public health 14:30

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SDSU para-athlete medals at world championships 16:00