About KQED
KQED is a public media organization based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1954, it is one of the largest public media organizations in the United States, serving a viewership and listenership of over 22 million people across Northern California, as well as nationally via television, radio, and digital media. KQED operates two public television channels, KQED 9 and KQED Plus, which air a combination of national and locally produced programming. KQED also operates four public radio stations: KQED-FM, which broadcasts a mix of news, talk, and music programming; KQED-FM HD2, which airs classical music; KQEI-FM, which broadcasts 24-hour public radio news and information; and KQED Spanish, which offers programming in Spanish. In addition to its broadcast offerings, KQED operates a robust digital media operation, which includes several websites and social media channels. Its digital offerings include news, education, culture, health, and arts and entertainment content. KQED's digital media also features original video series, interactive projects, and podcasts. KQED's mission is to inform, inspire, and engage the communities it serves through high-quality public media programming and community engagement. The organization is funded primarily through donations from individuals and grants from foundations, corporations, and government entities.
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