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The Season Premiere of Endeavour Is Here!

Shaun Evans is back with his portrayal of the cerebral Detective Constable Morse in Season 7 of Endeavour. Written by Inspector Morse author Russell Lewis and set in 1970, the new season begins with a body discovered on a canal towpath and only one clue to go on. Catch the season premiere Sunday, August 9, at 9pm on KQED 9. You can also stream the episode after the premiere date on the PBS Video App.

Want to binge the season right now? Sustaining members and donors at the $60/year level can choose from more than 1,500 exclusive KQED and PBS shows, including the entire season of Endeavour, in an on-demand library. Learn more about KQED Passport here.

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Everyone Has a Story

PBS American Portrait is a national storytelling project that collects audience-submitted videos to explore American families today and how those relationships shape us. Watch the stories they’ve collected (so far) in Family of Us: A PBS American Portrait Special airing on Sunday, August 2, at 10:30pm on KQED 9. You can also stream the special after the premiere on the PBS Video App.

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Don’t Miss Jacques Pépin’s YouTube Series

Jacques is back! Tune in to KQED’s YouTube channel to watch Cooking at Home, a brand-new series from Jacques Pépin. Created in his home kitchen during shelter-in-place, this series features short recipe videos that focus on transforming readily available ingredients into exciting new dishes designed to help you stave off quarantine cooking ennui. Produced by Tom Hopkins and the Jacques Pépin Foundation, new episodes of Jacques Pépin: Cooking at Home premiere on our YouTube channel every Wednesday beginning August 5th.

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PBS Race in America Collection

PBS has curated a collection of historical, thought-provoking and inspiring films about the Black experience in America. These resources offer everyone an opportunity to learn about the historical context of racism and how inequality shows up in everyday American life.

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What We’re Listening To


“How Learning Emotional Skills Can Help Boys Become Men” (New Season!) Catch the first episode of MindShift’s new season. Listen to the story of Ashanti Branch, a high school math teacher who created the Ever Forward Club, a safe place for students to be themselves and get the support they need to succeed.

“How We Got Here, Part 1: The ‘Great Risk Shift’ from Companies to Workers” Listen to a special five-part series that digs into how workers in the U.S. have lost benefits, power and protections over the last few decades. This show was created by Sam Harnett, Alan Motecillo and Chris Hoff.

“Friendship: The Other Love of Your Life” Host Tonya Mosley is joined by Call Your Girlfriend podcast hosts Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman to answer a round of listener questions about friendship.

Bored at Home? Have Some Fun with This KQED Activity Book

KQED’s Bay Curious podcast and contributing staff created a Bay Area-focused activity book that’s full of games, puzzles, creative pursuits and more. You can find the print-at-home booklet using the link below.

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