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Oct 9, 2026
The Youth Sports Affordability Crisis
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2:07Mina KimHOST
Hi.
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2:08Mina KimHOST
And also Alexander Nguyen is multimedia producer at KPBS.
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2:12Alexander NguyenGUEST
Hey, good morning.
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2:14Mina KimHOST
Well, thanks both of you for coming on.
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14:52Mina KimHOST
We're talking this hour about the high cost of youth sports, the rise of private leagues like club and travel teams that come with higher costs and are often driven by private equity pricing out participants.
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15:03Mina KimHOST
Sixty percent of families in California say that they struggle to afford the cost of youth sports.
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15:08Mina KimHOST
We're talking about it with Katie DeBenedetti, a reporter for KQED, Alexander Nguyen, a multimedia producer for KPBS.
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15:15Mina KimHOST
And with you, our listeners, are you a parent paying the high cost of youth sports? Or are you feeling priced out, not able to participate because of the fees or the time commitment? What sport did you play as a kid? What did participating in youth sports give you? And what impact do you think these high costs are having? You can email forum at kqed.org.
USS Abraham Lincoln returns; Heat wave in prison; New morning anchor, Katie Anastas
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Visit your Toyota dealer or toyota.com. We make it easy.
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0:18Andrew BrackenHOST
Hey there, San Diego.
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0:19Andrew BrackenHOST
It's time for KPBS Roundtable.
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0:20Andrew BrackenHOST
I'm Andrew Bracken.
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0:22Andrew BrackenHOST
After historically long and difficult deployment, the USS Lincoln is back in its home port of San Diego.
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0:49Kathy MonteirozzoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And then today finally is the day that he gets to meet his baby.
San Diego at the Heart of New Native American Studies Curriculum
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3:21Carly SeverinHOST
California now has a statewide guide for teaching about Native American history and culture.
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3:27Carly SeverinHOST
KPBS education reporter Katie Anastas takes us to the community of Bonsall in San Diego County, where a high school teacher is weaving the curriculum into his history class.
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3:37Greg HinchcliffeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
First one, this is your perspective.
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3:39Katie AnastasCORRESPONDENT
It's a Tuesday morning in Greg Hinchcliffe's 11th grade history class.
357: San Diego State vs Oregon State Preview with the Chainsaw Crew
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62:49OscarPANELIST
It's going to be action-packed.
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What station is showing the game, you know? KPBS? USA.
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Yay, USA.
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On Monday Night Raw.
The Oakland Coliseum’s Storied Past, and Teaching Native American History
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11:22Carly SevernCORRESPONDENT
California now has a statewide guide for teaching about Native American history and culture.
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11:27Carly SevernCORRESPONDENT
KPBS education reporter Katie Anastas takes us to the community of Bonsall in San Diego County, where a high school teacher is weaving the curriculum into his history class.
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First one, this is your perspective.
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11:40Katie AnastasCORRESPONDENT
It's a Tuesday morning in Greg Hinchliffe's 11th grade history class.
1pm ET, October 08 | The latest headlines from NPR
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2:01Lakshmi SinghHOST
After more than ten months at sea, the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln returns to San Diego today.
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2:10Lakshmi SinghHOST
Member station KPBS reporter Andrew Dyer is on the pier waiting on the ship.
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2:15Andrew DyerCORRESPONDENT
It's among the most closely watched and anticipated homecomings in recent memory.
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2:20Andrew DyerCORRESPONDENT
The Lincoln's crew endured shortages of food and other supplies while launching strikes against Iran.
Cinema Junkie talks with Dolph Lundgren
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0:20Beth AccomandoHOST
All right, you all probably know Dolph Lundgren from his '80s action films or his recent Expendables appearances.
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0:26Beth AccomandoHOST
But did you also know he speaks multiple languages, holds a master's degree in chemical engineering, was awarded a Fulbright scholarship to MIT, and is a skilled martial artist who won multiple European championships? [upbeat music] Welcome back to listener-supported KPBS Cinema Junkie.
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0:47Beth AccomandoHOST
I'm Beth Accomando.
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0:52Beth AccomandoHOST
Today, I get to share my interview with one of my favorite action movie stars, Dolph Lundgren.
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16:38Beth AccomandoHOST
The new documentary Dolph Unbreakable is now available VOD on all cable systems and for rent or purchase from leading digital outlets including iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play.
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16:49Beth AccomandoHOST
His autobiography, Fights Worth Fighting, Finding Strength and Struggle, came out last month.
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16:54Beth AccomandoHOST
That wraps up another edition of KPBS listener-supported Cinema Junkie.
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16:59Beth AccomandoHOST
If you enjoy the podcast, then please share it with a friend because your recommendation is the best way to build an addicted audience.
New book explores origins of first 'American Pope,' co-founder; Chicano Park co-founder
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13:24Jade HindmonHOST
[gentle music] Still to come, artist and trailblazer Salvador Roberto Torres talks about his work bridging activism with art.
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13:38Jade HindmonHOST
KPBS Midday Edition returns after the break.
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13:48Jade HindmonHOST
Welcome back to KPBS Midday Edition.
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13:51Jade HindmonHOST
I'm Jade Hindmon.
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On April 22nd, 1970, bulldozers and construction crews rolled into the space under the Coronado Bridge.
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Artists like Salvador Roberto Torres.
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14:33Jade HindmonHOST
He's one of the muralists that brought Chicano Park to life and a founder of Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park.
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14:42Jade HindmonHOST
KPBS's Andrew Bowen sat down with Salvador earlier this week to hear about his life's work as part of our series on Hispanic Heritage Month.
Kaiser Owes Its Nurses Wages, and the USS Abraham Lincoln Returns to California
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9:38Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
The aircraft carrier spent more than 260 days at sea without a port call, and there have been multiple reports of low morale for the crew.
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9:47Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
For some perspective, we're joined by KPBS military and veteran affairs reporter, Andrew Dyer.
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9:53Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
Good morning, Andrew.
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9:54Andrew DyerGUEST
Good morning.
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13:50Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
[laughs] Right on.
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13:52Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
A happy weekend definitely for San Diego and families and sailors.
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13:56Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
That was KPBS reporter Andrew Dyer, and that's the California Report for Thursday, October 8th.
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14:02Carlos Cabrera-LomeliCORRESPONDENT
We're a production of KQED News.
Minnesota Now: Oct. 8, 2026
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2:55Lakshmi SinghCORRESPONDENT
After more than 10 months at sea, the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln returns to San Diego today.
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3:04Lakshmi SinghCORRESPONDENT
Member station KPBS reporter Andrew Dyer is on the pier waiting on the ship.
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3:09Andrew DyerCORRESPONDENT
It's among the most closely watched and anticipated homecomings in recent memory.
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3:14Andrew DyerCORRESPONDENT
The Lincoln's crew endured shortages of food and other supplies while launching strikes against Iran.
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