First Person Singular from KSQD segments feature the unique voices of our community, sharing a commentary, personal story, or an observation. To see the entire archive of this show, please visit https://ksqd.org/feed/podcast/fpsingular/
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Bahia Brunelle listens to tree talk.
Laurie Corn pays homage to childhood. Photo courtesy of Matthew Baxter.
The late Jane McCormick Crowley nudges us to a glorious Summer. Photo Courtesy of Breno Cardoso.
The late Olga Cossi says: Caramba! Photo Courtesy of Anna Tarazevich.
Bruce Scott reflects on a case on exquisite sensitivity. Photo courtesy of Ketut Subiyanto.
The Late Sigird McLaughlin once loved a teddy bear. Photo courtesy of Tuğba Kobal Yılmaz.
Jeri Bodemar reflects on an old rocking chair. Photo courtesy of Tolga Ahmetler.
Tim Rudolph remembers the song that got away. This piece is read by Gary Shapiro. Photo courtesy Cottenbro Studio.
Jason Scorse calls on us to create new stories. Photo courtesy of Suzy Hazelwood
Sally Grey advises about subscriptions. Photo courtesy of Alleksana.
Alan Ritch wonders about Fatima’s future.
Bahia Brunelle shares what she learned about vocal learning.
Laurie Corn finds the irony in our robotic world. Photo courtesy of agk42
Michael Collins is concerned about Downtown Santa Cruz.
Ray Newkirk lives in denial. Photo courtesy of Erik Mclean.
The late Bruce Scott draws attention to an outspoken, and very wise high school student. Photo courtesy of Alex Dos Santos.
The late Sigrid McLaughlin gets close to Pancho. Photo courtesy of Petr Ganaj.
Andy Stusser has a reminder for all of us. Photo courtesy of Ron Lach.
Robert DeFreitas urges us to separate fact from fiction. Photo courtesy of Agung Pandit Wiguna.
Steve Pleich expands on a quote from Clint Eastwood. Photo courtesy of Creative Vix
Jason Scorse has advice for these uncertain times. Photo courtesy of Jeff Stapleton.
Sally Grey steps into the world of vending machines. Photo courtesy of Nihongraphy.
Alan Ritch remembers swimming and dancing in a volcano.
Bahia Brunelle Listens to Bumblebees.
Laurie Corn finally talks about it… Photo courtesy of Amanda Cerni.
