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KQED 88.5 San Francisco isn't trying to compete with Spotify playlists. It's public radio's answer to music curation: you'll hear a track from Beyoncé followed by an obscure French chanson, with a host explaining the connection. The presenters actually talk. They give context, share stories, and occasionally interview musicians. That's rare in music radio these days. Programming leans thoughtful: classical in the morning, jazz and world music in the afternoon, and eclectic mixes at night. You won't get repetitive loops. Instead, discovery happens. They'll play a Coltrane deep cut and trace its…
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