Which programs helped KQED-FM build its public radio reputation?
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David Walker
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Programs like "All Things Considered" and "Morning Edition" were key in establishing KQED-FM's credibility. The station also built its reputation through local productions like "Forum" and "The California Report," which set it apart as a reliable source for regional news and talk.
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