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First Person Singular from KSQD
First Person Singular from KSQD segments feature the unique voices of our community, sharing a commentary, personal story, or an observation.
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Episodes
FirstPersonSingular: Laurie Corn – Bucket List 15.05.2025
Laurie Corn’s bucket list is gone… in a good way. Photo courtesy of Suzy Hazelwood.
FirstPersonSingular: Jason Scorse – We Are Now The Bad Guys 14.05.2025
Jason Scorse warns, “Now we are the bad guys.” Photo courtesy of Rosemary Ketchum.
FirstPersonSingular: Alan Ritch – Hosni and His Kasbah 12.05.2025
Alan Ritch visits a Sicilian Kasbah.
FirstPersonSingular: Elliot McWhinnie – Mothers Day 08.05.2025
For Elliot McWhinnie, a certain Mothers Day was life changing. Photo courtesy of Cottonbro Studio.
FirstPersonSingular: Bahia Brunelle – Upside Down Bats 07.05.2025
Bahia Brunelle shares what she learned about an upside down creature.
FirstPersonSinglar: Sally Grey – Tadpoles 05.05.2025
Sally Grey recalls the childhood adventures she had in the Fall River of South Dakota. Photo courtesy of Chris F.
FirstPersonSingular: Olga Cossi – Me 01.05.2025
The late Olga Cossi asked, “Remember me?” Photo courtesy of Efrem Efre.
FirstPersonSingular: Bruce Scott – Jailer 30.04.2025
The late Bruce Scott once found himself in jail with no bail. Photo courtesy of Ron Lach.
FirstPersonSingular: Meade Fischer – Parenting 28.04.2025
Meade Fischer questions parent’s roles and responsibilities in today’s techie world. Photo courtesy of Matheus Bertelli.
FirstPersonSingular: Jane McCormick Crowley – Language 24.04.2025
The late Jane McCormick Crowley reflects on the effects of language.
FirstPersonSingular: Sally Wing – Foster Failure 23.04.2025
Sally Wing ironically considers herself a failure when it comes to foster care for dogs. Photo courtesy of Brett Sayles.
FirstPersonSingular: Sarah Rabkin – Hunting and Pecking 21.04.2025
Sarah Rabkin finds her own creative way to be a quiet activist. Photo courtesy of Karolina Grabowska.
FirstPersonSingular: Alan Ritch – Good Friday 17.04.2025
Alan Ritch enjoyed two processions on Good Friday when he was in Italy.
FirstPersonSingular: Laurie Corn – Grandma 16.04.2025
Laurie Corn asks, “When is a grandma not a grandma?”
FirstPersonSingular: Erin Conway – Easter Bunnies 14.04.2025
If you are thinking of getting your kids bunnies for Easter, Erin Conway has good advice. Photo courtesy of Mike Bird
FirstPersonSingular: Ray Newkirk – What IS a Patriot? 10.04.2025
Ray Newkirk asks, “What IS a Patriot?” Photo courtesy of Pixabay.
FirstPersonSingular: Bahia Brunelle – Secretive Salamander 09.04.2025
Bahia Brunelle shares about the secretive salamander.
FirstPersonSingular: Sally Grey – Saturday Matinees 07.04.2025
Sally Grey remembers Saturdays at the movies. Photo courtesy of Tima Miroshnichenko.
FirstPersonSingular: Olga Cossi – Farewell 03.04.2025
The late Olga Cossi says farewell to a dear friend. Photo courtesy of Andrea Piacquadio.
FirstPersonSingular: Bruce Scott – George 02.04.2025
The late Bruce Scott looked back on the life of a childhood friend. Photo courtesy of Saeid Anvar.
FirstPersonSingular: Harrision Herzog – Barrista 31.03.2025
Harrison Herzog has some advice for fellow coffee lovers. Photo courtesy of Pavel Danilyuk.
FirstPersonSingular: Elliot Eliyah McWhinnie – Pizza Day 27.03.2025
In elementary school Elliot Eliyah McWhinnie discovers something elementary about how to find peace in your every day life. Photo courtesy of Narda Yescas.
FirstPersonSingular: Shell Oceana – Love 26.03.2025
Shell Oceana discovers that from tranquility can immerse many possibilities. Photo courtesy of Kate Strilchuk.
FirstPersonSingular: Jason Scorse – Calling It 24.03.2025
Jason Scorse says, “Have the courage to call it what it is.” Photo courtesy of Polina Kovaleva.
FirstPersonSingular: Sarah Rabkin – The Quiet Activist 20.03.2025
Sarah Rabkin remembers that quiet thing that changed history.
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