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Wednesday March 25, 2026

In this episode, we delve into a significant legal development as Meta faces a $375 million verdict in a child safety case. The state of New Mexico successfully argued that Facebook's algorithms exposed minors to potential harm, marking a landmark decision in online safety. Meanwhile, excitement brews in San Diego as the Padres unveil the new Diamond Room at Petco Park, a 70s-themed cocktail lounge, just in time for Major League Baseball's Opening Day. Fans can also look forward to enhanced experiences with new video boards and local food favorites. We also bring you the latest on San Diego's weather and surfing conditions, with a mostly sunny forecast and ideal waves at Tourmaline. In sports, San Diego FC remains unbeaten, and the Gulls celebrate a thrilling victory over Calgary. On the national front, we discuss the first-ever live MLB game on Netflix, featuring the Yankees and Giants. Additionally, we explore the ongoing challenges of inflation, particularly in the services sector, and how deepfake technology is becoming a growing concern for companies worldwide. Tune in for all these stories and more as we keep you informed on the latest happenings in San Diego and beyond.

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Thursday March 19, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the latest developments in San Diego and beyond. Netflix has made headlines by acquiring Ben Affleck's AI startup, InterPositive, for a staggering $600 million, marking a significant move to integrate advanced technology into film production. Meanwhile, the San Diego Padres are facing challenges with their pitching rotation just a week before Opening Day, as Germán Márquez makes a strong case for a spot amidst roster changes.

We also provide a detailed surf report for Tourmaline, with optimal conditions expected at 8 AM. San Diego's weather remains sunny with highs near 87 degrees, perfect for outdoor activities. The San Diego Zoo Safari Park's Butterfly Jungle offers a unique experience for nature lovers, open until April 12th.

On the sports front, San Diego FC advances in the Concacaf Champions Cup, and the Gulls prepare for their next matchup following a thrilling win. Nationally, the NCAA tournament kicks off with exciting matchups, and the Federal Reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady amid economic pressures is discussed. Finally, we explore the latest in tech and entertainment, including the upcoming Labubu movie from Pop Mart.

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Wednesday March 18, 2026

In this episode, we explore San Diego's recent decision to lower speed limits in key areas to enhance safety. The City Council's unanimous vote aims to address accident severity in business districts and school zones, with new 15 mph zones near schools during active hours. Local cyclist Ian Hembree highlights speed as a crucial factor in accident outcomes, although some residents question the effectiveness of these measures.

On the sports front, the San Diego Padres showcased their power with a 9-6 victory over the Mariners, featuring six home runs. Gavin Sheets and Xander Bogaerts led the charge, while German Marquez delivered a strong performance on the mound. As the Padres prepare to host the White Sox, their rotation faces challenges due to injuries. Meanwhile, San Diego FC is set for a crucial match in Mexico, holding a narrow lead in the Concacaf Champions Cup.

For surf enthusiasts, the forecast promises clean waves early, with conditions turning choppy by midday. Expect sunny weather with highs near 81 degrees today, cooling slightly over the weekend. Stay tuned for more local updates and national headlines.

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Tuesday March 17, 2026

In this episode, we delve into San Diego's pivotal involvement in the escalating Iran conflict, highlighting the city's significant military presence and economic impact from defense spending. With over 130,000 active-duty service members stationed locally, San Diego plays a crucial role in "Operation Epic Fury," contributing to a robust regional economy despite the challenges of a partial government shutdown.

On the sports front, we discuss the San Diego Padres' pitching concerns as they prepare for the upcoming season. With Joe Musgrove on the injured list and Yu Darvish out for the year, Nick Pivetta is set to lead the rotation on Opening Day against Detroit at Petco Park. Meanwhile, the San Diego Gulls continue their critical road trip in Colorado, fighting for a playoff spot.

We also cover the sunny San Diego weather forecast with ideal surf conditions early in the week, and national stories including Venezuela's World Baseball Classic journey and the latest developments in Bitcoin and prediction markets. Join us for a comprehensive look at local and national news shaping San Diego and beyond.

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Monday March 16, 2026

In this episode, we delve into significant shifts impacting San Diego and beyond. Yamaha's decision to relocate its U.S. headquarters from California to Kennesaw, Georgia, marks the latest corporate departure driven by the state's tax and regulatory pressures. Meanwhile, San Diego State University's Aztecs face disappointment as they are left out of the NCAA men's basketball tournament despite a strong season, sparking debate among fans and analysts.

We also provide a detailed San Diego surf and weather forecast, with ideal conditions early in the week and a mix of sunny skies and patchy fog. On the national stage, we recap a thrilling World Baseball Classic semifinal, where Team USA edged out the Dominican Republic in a controversial finish.

In tech news, privacy concerns arise as investigations reveal that smart glasses may be capturing sensitive footage, prompting a call for user caution. Additionally, Amazon announces a price increase for its Prime Video service, introducing a new "Ultra" tier with enhanced features. Tune in for these stories and more as we navigate the latest developments affecting San Diego and the broader landscape.

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Friday March 13, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the latest developments surrounding San Diego State University's Aztecs as they edge closer to securing a spot in March Madness after a decisive victory over Colorado State. We also explore the looming potential of a Super El Nino, which could significantly impact weather patterns in San Diego and beyond, with forecasters predicting a shift that might alter hurricane activity and bring increased precipitation to drought-stricken areas.

Listeners will get an update on the local surf conditions at Tourmaline, with optimal waves expected early in the morning. We'll also discuss the recent financial literacy workshop held at Intuit’s San Diego campus, where over a hundred high school students gained valuable insights into personal finance, aligning with California's new educational requirements.

On the national front, we cover the Minnesota Vikings' strategic signing of quarterback Kyler Murray and the burgeoning lithium race in Texas, which positions the state as a key player in the growing demand for this critical mineral. Finally, we touch on the latest in cryptocurrency trends and tech innovations, including Perplexity's new AI development and the exciting casting news for the Baywatch reboot.

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Thursday March 12, 2026

In this episode, we delve into pressing issues and exciting events in San Diego. Authorities swiftly responded to a bluff collapse near Del Mar, ensuring public safety with no reported injuries. Meanwhile, the San Diego State Aztecs are under pressure as they head to Las Vegas for the Mountain West tournament, aiming to secure a spot in March Madness after a challenging season. Coach Brian Dutcher emphasizes the need for improved rebounding and depth as the team prepares for potentially three consecutive games.

San Diego's weather remains pleasant, with sunny skies and temperatures peaking in the mid-eighties, perfect for a day at the beach or catching some waves at Tourmaline. Surf conditions are favorable, especially in the morning, with waves ranging from three to five feet.

On the national front, Team USA advances to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Baseball Classic, while Volkswagen faces legal challenges over its new direct-to-consumer sales model. In science, groundbreaking stem cell therapies offer hope for blindness, with successful trials restoring vision to patients.

Stay informed with the latest developments in San Diego and beyond, as we bring you the stories shaping our community and the world.

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