• First Person

  • De: KPBS
  • Podcast

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  • KPBS' recurring series that tells the stories of San Diegans in their own words, offering a unique lens into the news of the day.
    2022 KPBS Public Media
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  • Talking About The Role Of Police In The Community
    Sep 23 2021
    Can police officers and the people they protect have honest conversations about race and their own biases? That’s the idea behind the Game Changer program, which brings together police and community members for moderated discussions about their experiences. After an hours-long discussion, the few dozen participants bond at a basketball game or other sporting event, where they can talk more informally. Officer David Lee, a five-year veteran of the San Diego Police Department who patrols in the Western Division, and City Heights resident Eddie Rivers were at the most recent Game Changers event. As part of our First Person series, they shared what they learned from Game Changers about how police officers approach those they pull over.
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    8 m
  • Singing About Mental Illness
    Jun 30 2019
    From the archive: Musician Veronica May was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2008, and her latest album focuses on her experiences with mania and depression. This First Person was first released June 5, 2017.
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    8 m
  • After Nearly 20 Years Of Making Music, San Diego Songwriter ‘Hopes It All Matters’
    Jun 29 2019
    From the archive: As the co-founder of the Redwoods Music, a San Diego-based record label, Alfred Howard writes lyrics for five bands that span various genres. Since moving to San Diego nearly 20 years ago, he's recorded 21 albums. This First Person was originally released on Sept. 18, 2017.
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    8 m

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