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Drone and UFO sightings have been the rage on Long Island, New York, Rockland County, New York, New Jersey and other suburban areas along the East Coast. Most disturbing seems to be a versatile single passenger aircraft the size of a small car. Tom Kelly and Steve Burger go out to Bay Park in East Rockaway, Long Island New York near John F Kennedy airport to see if they can spot any drones. The two discuss "drone hysteria". Are these aircraft military, civilian or alien? Is this all hysteria? Are drone hunters increasing the amount of false drone sightings? Should the media be doing more to investigate this? We may not get you any answers. But you should be able to have a laugh by the end of this show! Show Notes: Give The Comedy Village Comedy Club a 5 Star Review and mention Tom Kelly in the review: Comedy Village 

Greg and Dan welcome Patty Atherton and Cassi Crum for a conversation on Camp Dallas and the Firework Celebration in Spring Bay Park on Saturday, June 29th at 3:00 pm. Camp Dallas was founded in memory of Dallas Atherton, who tragically passed away in October 2007 at the age of 19. The Athertons have since been committed to raising mental health awareness for youth and young adults. Camp Dallas is set to begin construction in late summer 2024. The Camp Dallas Fireworks Celebration kicks off at 3:00 pm in Spring Bay Park with live music, food, games, silent auction, and more!   Visit campdallas.org for more information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Things thankfully cool down a bit from Padres Fantasy Camp as Ben looks ahead to tonight's San Diego State game against Nevada, Guy in Bay Park takes on our 1984 Padres Trivia game and Paul gives a Reindl Report to close out Day 2 from Peoria.

The end of a cannabis criminal diversion program, changes to Bay Park plans, and next year's top priorities. City of Sarasota commissioners had a packed agenda on Monday. WSLR reporter Dania Hefley has a roundup. NEXT: Sea levels are rising, and storms are more intense. Will Sarasota County require higher elevation for new buildings? Don't hold your breath. THEN: One of the most affordable senior homes in this area sits on land owned by the City of Sarasota. Last week, the city decided to sell the land to a New York real estate fund, and Ramon Lopez has the story.NEXT: The rising cost of food is squeezing a lot of people, including college students, as the Community News Collaborative reports.THEN: The Community News Collaborative has a story about a public housing complex in Sarasota that is becoming a hub for services to the wider community.THEN: Florida has made headlines with its school privatization policies. Now, local superintendents are speaking out. Partner station WMNF brings us that story.FINALLY: Local governments pave the way for more growth, but they also have a responsibility for the environment, one Suncoast non-profit says, and underlines that at an upcoming event. The News Collaborative reports.

Beer Belly Society does Mead. Yes, Mead. We visited Lost Cause Meadery in the neighborhood of Bay Park in San Diego. We decided to try a little something different so why not drink the nectar of the Gods. Also, Angel dethroned an undefeated dart player and now he's all hype and ready to dethrone another in the league and Angel started a live show "Early Morning Rant with Angel". Cheers. IG @beerbellysociety Email beerbellysociety@gmail.com TikTok @beerbellysociety

In this episode I interview Dr. Nadia Schulkind, L.Ac. Dr. Nadia Schulkind is Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture who has a hunger to help spread love and light to the world. You'll find her often at her private clinic called Solarè Acupuncture located in Bay Park, San Diego. She is one of the few acupuncturists that specializes in mental health and she's created her own unique style where she stays in the room with each patient incorporating hands on healing modalities, coaching and more. Nadia has traveled the world and is known for her goofy, adventurous personality! From being adopted, to exploring psychedelics and her unique outlooks on life - you'll be sure to enjoy this podcast as we journey through the mind of this extraordinary soul!  To learn more about her and her practice visit http://Drnadia.janeapp.com and her Instagram @solare.acupuncture Connect with me on Instagram @dradrianmehmedi and let me know what you think of the episode! Subscribe to Healing Intentions:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/healing-intentions/id1513511677 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvCVBWBzJlgijJyHGJZ_Ziw Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0Br46boiZpBXbdbgLxhk0U Google: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xMDgxNDMwLnJzcw== --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/healing-intentions/message

Local beaches have been packed for the Labor Day holiday weekend, but some people were surprised to learn they were swimming in contaminated waters. Coronado Beach has been closed since Thursday due to bacteria levels exceeding state standards. San Diego Police are still searching for the suspect who stabbed an 80-year old Vietnam veteran in Bay Park on Saturday morning. Carlsbad Police are investigating a road rage incident in Carlsbad, where one man ended up in jail and another suffering from stab wounds. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Nearly a dozen local volunteers are on their way to Maui to help deliver supplies collected during the San Diego Loves Maui Donation Drive. San Diego Police are looking for a suspect who stabbed an 80-year old Vietnam veteran. Local street vendors are speaking out due to concerns over competition with vendors without permits. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chatham-Kent will be losing some very much-needed transitional housing soon, Rain Pfaff from Blenheim is on her way to Mongolia to defend her World Jiu-Jitsu title, CK police are investigating a fatal crash near Dresden that claimed the life of a Wallaceburg man, a crash in Chatham results in a dangerous driving charge, A car show taking place at Mitchell's Bay Park today has been postponed due to rain, and CK Police found meth on Dresden man during a domestic investigation.  

After a few weeks of illness BNiSD is back. Tune in as the crew joins forces to sample some killer new canned offerings from San Diego and from afar. Also, while sampling some of their beers, get an inside look at the brand new Artifex in Oceanside and hear about the Garden at Deft Brewing in Bay Park. Also, we break down some news stories from around the world of beer - Some good, some bad - and tune in as we discuss how far you would walk for a free pint of an exclusive beer? All this plus much more including would people listen to solo shows, a bird shows up, Noah breaks down baseball, we discuss a mom hosted podcast, Cody gives an update on his Airplane streak and tons more wild and crazy fun. Tune in for a great time with your pals at Beer Night in San Diego.

For our season finale Ashley Feller chats with Jason Hedden, the co-founder of Panama City Comedy. Jason talks about how Panama City Comedy got started and the mission behind it. He also talks about some of the venues where they perform and upcoming events to look out for. Ashley and Jason also discuss writing bits, what its like to bomb and the importance of supporting the local arts community.Main takeaways from the episode:Panama City Comedy partners with venue partners across Bay County and beyond for their showsThe Panama City Comedy website will take you right to their event bright where you can buy tickets for their showsOpen mics hosted by Janet Fortune of Panama City comedy at the Taproom every Wednesday with sign-up at 7:30The Market at St. Andrews takes place every Saturday in the Oaks by the Bay Park starting around 9 amFloriopolis has open hours every Wednesday between 1 and 5 pm and walking tours of St. Andrews take place every Wednesday and Friday hosted by salty local Ellen.As we wrap up Season 6 of the St. Andrews Jezebel Podcast, we want to thank all of our listeners for their support. We are excited to announce that we will be taking a little longer break than usual before Season 7 premieres. The show is solely produced by Ashley and she is trying some new things in Season 7, so she needs a little extra time to prepare for the next season. But don't forget, there are over 100 episodes of Salty Locals to listen to on your favorite podcast platform. Additionally, the St. Andrews Jezebel Podcast is always looking for sponsors to partner with for the upcoming season. If you or anyone you know is interested, please reach out to us via email or social media. Thank you again for listening, and we'll see you in Season 7.So sit back, relax, grab your favorite drink, and enjoy the show!Follow Panama City Comedy on FacebookFollow Panama City Comedy on Instagram Follow Jason Hedden on Instagram Follow Jason Hedden on Facebook

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Sau hơn hai năm bị đình trệ vì nạn dịch, Lễ hội Thiếu nhi Đa Văn Hoá Children's Festival sẽ được tổ chức tại Sydney vào Chủ nhật ngày 26/06 tại Pyrmont Bay Park, ngay trước The Star, Sydney Casino, Pirrama Road, Darling Harbour. Ông Nguyễn Văn Thuất, Huân chương AM, là nhà sáng lập và chủ trì lễ hội này.

Despite its relatively young age, Harland Brewing out of San Diego has an instant feel of timelessness. From the can art to the liquid in the can the team at Harland brings a ton of experience that its customers gleefully enjoy. For this trip, I only hit up the Bay Park taproom but it was enough to show me what these folks are made of. Fantastic beers with a very open layout this neighborhood favorite fills up quickly. To throw a cherry tomato on top right outside is Rosemarie's Brisket Burgers (check out their episode HERE). Best sliders you'll ever have and don't leave without the blue cheese and bacon taters. For this episode, I am joined by Anthony Levas Co-Founder/President, and Nick Marron, Director of Brewery Operations. Listen in to hear all about Harland Brewing!

As we continue our journey through the C-3 Oral History Project, we welcome Judy Swink, a longtime C-3 champion, researcher, and librarian. Judy walks us through her early days in C-3, including how she joined amidst a battle over the location of the Naval hospital in Balboa Park. Judy also discusses how C-3 intersects many different interests, a few of the largest lessons she has learned in her work with Mission Bay Park and Beyond, and a few of her favorite takeaways from Clare Crane's work.   Timestamps: [3:50] Judy talks about how she came to San Diego in 1970 and became connected with San Diegans through the sailing community. [6:53] Judy discusses her focus on regional parks and developing knowledge on both Mission Bay Park and Balboa Park. [9:56] How did Judy's role evolve from administrator to becoming an active board member and long-time member? What else has she done as she was on and off the board for two decades? [14:28] Judy has acted in institutional history in many of the causes that C-3 has been active in. [19:22] What are some of the largest impacts that Dr. Claire Crane created in San Diego? Judy talks about the mark she left behind on education, civil rights, democracy, and women's rights. [26:00] What does Judy mean by her definition of “the maturation of democracy”? [29:12] One of the things that C-3 really got behind and did some major fundraising for was towards a civic center downtown so it was not just government offices, but a small convention center and a Civic Theater. [32:08] Judy talks about Esther Scott and how she made Lloyd Ruocco's vision happen, along with a number of women who have been extremely important to San Diego. [36:12] What drew Judy into C-3 was the balance of the natural environment, the built environment, and the economic benefits that incorporate the natural world into the built world. [44:10] As a sailor, Judy was familiar with the walling off the East Coast and private beaches, so she was aware of what had to happen when it became a city-wide effort to establish a coastal height limit and preserve our coasts from becoming a Miami Beach. [45:31] What are some of the greatest lessons learned from the battles that set the tone for the development of San Diego? [50:57] There are communities, such as East County, who are coming to recognize the importance of the principles C-3 has advocated for so many decades. [52:29] What were some of the economic difficulties post-war in San Diego? [57:10] What other groups have partnered with C-3? Who is still closely aligned with C-3 in many areas of interest? Judy discusses the League of Women Voters, and the Sierra Club. [1:03:01] What role did C-3 play in garnering the distinction of an All American City Award in 1969?   About C-3 In its 60 years of existence, Citizens Coordinate for Century 3 (C-3) has brought together local thought leaders from planning, design, policy, academia, community development, and more to address our region's distinctive and pressing land use challenges. In founding C-3 almost 60 years ago, architect Lloyd Ruocco's vision was to bring together our region's most creative minds from the arts, sciences, academia, and government to share ideas, learn new perspectives, and build fellowship around the idea of creating livable communities.   Opportunities for Advocacy and Engagement: C3sandiego.org Dr. Clare Crane Lloyd Ruocco Ellen Browning Scripps Sally Spiess League of Women Voters Sierra Club

Orchard Beach is one of the great 1930s public works projects in New York City. It's early history as a campsite is a window into leisure patterns in New York City's coastal hinterlands in the 19th century, while the beach's redevelopment in the 1930s speaks to the career of the city's infamous power broker and master builder, Robert Moses.

It's a two-for-one episode this time around as the crew welcomes Anthony Levas and Ryan Alvarez from Harland Brewing and Scout Distribution. Both businesses operate out of Scripps Ranch but have reach far beyond that bedroom community. Harland's beers are also available at tasting rooms in Del Mar Highlands and Bay Park. Meanwhile, Scout has branched out to Orange County and Arizona. On top of that, both operations have expansions en route. Get a teaser about that and tons of info on the humble beginnings and current direction of what has become one of San Diego's most popular breweries.  What They Drank:Japanese Lager | Japanese-style Lager (5%)Amarillo Citra Haze | Hazy IPA (6.5%)Nelson! Nelson! | West Coast IPA (7%)Seekers SZN | Imperial Stout w/ Coconut & Marshmallow (11%)

Acento Coffee Roaster founder Luis Sanchez joins this weeks show to tell his world-traveling story that led him into the world of coffee. His nano-roastery opened just this past year in the Bay Park neighborhood of San Diego, and has become a go to spot for cycling (bike and motorcycling) and espresso enthusiasts. Head to www.roastwestcoast.com for show recaps, coffee education, guest list and coffee news. Then join the conversation in our Facebook Group: Roast! West Coast, or follow us on Instagram: @RoastWestCoast ROAST! West Coast is a new podcast bringing together a community of coffee lovers in Southern California. Host Ryan Woldt interviews local roastery founders, roasters, coffee shop experts, farmers, green coffee brokers and more about their coffee origin stories, how they've dealt with the impacts of Covid-19, why they love coffee and much more. If you love coffee, entrepreneurship, shopping local and learn how things get made and why things are done a certain way you will love ROAST! West Coast presented by One Wild Life Co. In season two we dive deep into the hyper-local coffee region of Southern California with the help of Industry Legacy Partners like Steady State Roasting, Zumbar Coffee & Tea, Leap Coffee, Marea Coffee, Mostra Coffee, Cafe LaTerre, First Light Whiskey, Camp Coffee and Cape Horn Coffee. Plus, Coffee Sensei Chris O’Brien of Coffee Cycle is back as our resident coffee expert helping us all learn a little more about coffee together, and Siri Simran Khalsa, Executive Director of Lofty Coffee, joins the show as a recurring guest to answer our roasting specific questions. https://roastwestcoast.substack.com/welcome https://www.onewildlifeco.com/ https://www.cafelaterre.com/ mostracoffee.com https://coffee-cycle.com/ https://mareacoffee.com/ https://loftycoffee.com/ http://firstlightwhiskey.com/ zumbarcoffee.com https://capehorncoffee.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/roastwestcoastcoffee https://www.steadystateroasting.com/ https://campcoffeecompany.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/owl-podcasts/support

Our third week of touring the Bronx finds us in a totally new environment even after 10 months of city walking: the seaside town and natural landscape of the Pelham Bay region! We walk the length of City island to show off its unique charms then head over to Pelham Bay to explore its beaches, coastal trails and abandoned ruins.  

Monica Samaniego is the co-owner of Body Beautiful Spa, which is located in Bay Park near SeaWorld. Monica and her partner opened this spa as the pure intent to provide wellness and to create spa were people can come in and treat themselves in a nourishing environment. Body Beautiful Spa is a wellness spa intended to promote a healthy lifestyle by providing non-invasive skin care and body treatments. Their ideal clients are ones who are looking for a more natural and organic way to improve their skin texture and body image through non-invasive skin treatments. The Organic Spray tans is a natural alternative to chemical spray tans and our facials increase elasticity and build collagen. There are many special and promotions for the holiday so check them out at https://www.body1spa.comIG: @bodybspaFB: @bodybeaitufulspaPresented by Attorney King Studios with CB on IQ Podcasts.IQPodcasts.com

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! Today we’re sipping beer virtually with Esthela Davila and learning about the educational nonprofit she cofounded, Mujeres Brew Club. Mujeres means “women” in Spanish, and Esthela created the monthly club along with Carmen Favela of Border X Brewing to provide a safe space for women, especially Latinas, to network, learn about craft beer, and break barriers in the industry. Mujeres Brew Club is inclusive and open to anyone who wants to learn about beer, and Esthela launched it in Barrio Logan—where she grew up—a neighborhood that is around 80 percent Latinx. Since its founding last summer, the club has acquired its own brewery space; they took over the former Alta Brewing in Bread & Salt, and Esthela shares their upcoming opening plans. Esthela also talks about how intimidating it is to go to a bar and not know what to order, how many people of Latinx descent are not exposed to craft beer, and why the industry needs to be more welcoming. Craft beer has a well-known diversity problem, and a report released last year by the Brewers Association showed nearly 90 percent of craft brewery owners are white, and barely eight percent of brewers are women. And yes, we talk about beer, and Esthela shares her current favorites--tune in to find out what they are. In Hot Plates, we have a lot of good news to share this week. Arlo, a restaurant led by a chef who cooked at Joël Robuchon in Las Vegas, opened its doors in Mission Valley (yes, Mission Valley!) yesterday. ¡Salud! in Barrio Logan reopened for service, and so did Mister A’s—their patio is open for dining starting next Tuesday, and they’re also offering takeout. Pandemic Pizza, a business started by two prominent local chefs who were furloughed, has found a home inside RoVino The Foodery. Chef Angelo Sosa, formerly of Death by Tequila in Encinitas (our readers’ choice winner for Best Restaurant in 2019) will be on a new cooking show on HBO Max featuring singer Selena Gomez, Selena + Chef. The first episode airs tonight. For Two People for Takeout, Esthela recommends Deft Brewing and Cucina Caprese, both in Bay Park. Troy’s pick is Chuy’s Taco Shop, and David selected Fall Brewing. My pick this week is Red Sea Ethiopian, which the Union-Tribune recently wrote a great article about. Thank you for listening! As always, we want to hear from our listeners. Do you have a question for Troy? Need a recommendation for takeout? Is there a guest you want us to book on the show? Let us know! You can call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a voicemail, or if you're too shy, you can email us at happyhalfhour@sdmag.com.

Bay Park San Diego California Podcast Ep 14Listen to this Podcast if you want to learn all about Bay Park San Diego California and what it's like to live and spend time there.If you have any questions or comments, please by all means reach out. 

Trevor Deeter of Deets BBQ talks with Fred about their #grubsforscrubs program. Grubs For Scrubs allows customers to make donations to a program that provides meals to our local health care professionals. To date Deets has provided more than 3,000 meals to Flower, Bay Park, and other local hospitals.

As people still congregate in public spaces, Mayor of Delta George Harvie wants more to be done. 

This week’s special guest is Rick Chapman, the co-founder of Coronado Brewing Company, which has been open for over 23 years. Rick and his brother, Ron, opened the brewpub in the heart of their hometown of Coronado in 1996. Since then, their beers have won some major awards, including the 2014 World Beer Cup Champion for Best Mid-Sized Brewery, and they won four medals at the 2019 Great American Beer Festival competition. They expanded in 2012 with a state-of-the-art production facility and tasting room in Bay Park, and in 2014, they opened up the Imperial Beach Restaurant. They have also expanded their brewhouse to meet the distribution demands of 16 states and 15 countries. For Two People, $50, Rick gave us a few choices: Kaiserhof Restaurant and Biergarten in OB, and his Coronado favorites, Village Pizza, Lil’ Piggy’s Bar-B-Q, and the Brigantine. Lauren chose George’s Level 2 because of their creative custom cocktails, like the pumpkin spice margarita. Erin chose Waypoint Public because of its family-friendly atmosphere and its beer cheese dipping sauce. Troy chose a favorite of many local chefs, The Joint in OB, but you will likely spend over $50 for this delicious, fresh food. In Hot Plates, we talked about how Accursio Lota, formerly of Solare, announced a while back he was going solo and took over the Cardamom Café and Bakery space in North Park to open a new Sicialian restaurant named Cori Pastifico. Park Commons, the new food hall in Sorrento Valley from Whisknladle, will be opening on November 11, and it will have five fast-casual restaurants and a full bar. This week’s Hot Topic is about labels on beer bottles going paperless! A recent article in Food & Wine talks about how Anheuser-Busch is experimenting with something called “direct object printing,” where they will apply the ink and varnish “label” directly on the glass, instead of using paper and an adhesive. Beck's Brewery is currently using this technology in the U.K. Thanks for listening, and we’d love to hear from you! Call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a message. Or if you’re too shy to call, you can email HappyHalfHour@sdmag.com. You can give us your recommendations for Two People, $50, tell us about any news happening in San Diego’s culinary world, or let us know who you’d like to hear featured as a guest on the podcast.

You can’t visit San Diego without going to see Bird Huffman at Bird’s Surf Shed. And that’s exactly what Niki Hurren and Joe Walsh did in this week’s episode of Get Out and SURF. Located in a hidden Quonset hut on W. Morena Blvd, at the crossroads of Bay Park and Linda Vista, and within striking distance of every surf spot between Black’s Beach and Sunset Cliffs… welcome to Bird’s Surf Shed. Bird keeps over 1000 surfboards in the Shed, some of which are for sale, many of which you can ride if you just say please. Hear stories about the infamous local surfboard craftsmen of the area, the origin and resurgence of the fish, and the fine line between being a surfer and owning a surfing business. Thanks for listening, pura vida! Email Get Out and SURF any questions, comments, show ideas, etc. getoutandsurfCR@gmail.com This podcast is brought to you by Witch’s Rock Surf Camp. http://witchsrocksurfcamp.com DON’T FORGET! Go to Instagram, post your best sunset/sunrise photo with the hashtag #ShowUsYourSunset, and make sure to tag @getoutandsurf @witchsrocksurf and @sambatothesea Every month someone will win a free Witch’s Rock Surf Camp t-shirt. At the end of the year, one of these monthly winners will win the grand prize: a free trip to Witch’s Rock Surf Camp in Tamarindo, Costa Rica

We’re back with Happy Half Hour! Once again, we’re taping from Eppig Brewing’s Waterfront Biergarten in Point Loma and seriously, guys, if you haven’t checked it out yet, the views (and brews) are worth the trip. This week is a special one, for we have the one and only Peter Halmay, also known as the “Urchin King” of San Diego, as our guest. Peter is a local fisherman who has been diving for uni for over 30 years, and he is the president of the San Diego Fishermen's Working Group, a coalition of local fishermen that he started. Peter updated us on the $3 billion dollar waterfront redevelopment at the Port of San Diego and shared his ideas on how he believes the commercial fishing industry can thrive in the future. We loved his choice for Two People, $50—Five Guys at Liberty Station. The staff’s picks this week included Cowboy Star (although the $50 limit was a little questionable), The Red Door, and Tiger! Tiger! That brings us to Hot Plates, where we welcomed Original 40 Brewing Company to North Park. Check it out—Troy got the first look at the aesthetically-pleasing brewpub. If you haven’t heard, the landmark restaurant Old Trieste shut its doors after more than 50 years of serving fancy Italian fare in Bay Park. The Tomicich family was ready to retire. But, when one door closes, another one opens—Babycakes has returned to Hillcrest with a pop-up shop. Last but not least, for those in East County, there's a new farmers’ market in town! You can now get fresh produce every Wednesday at Grossmont Center from 2 to 6 p.m. For our Hot Topic, we're talking about a protein that according to the Washington Post, is going to go mainstream year: collagen. Collagen-infused drinks and powders claim to add a youthful, smoother look to skin, but evidence of whether the products actually work is limited. The Best of San Diego Party is coming up quick! Taste samples from more than 80 restaurants at the most delicious evening of the year. It’s on August 16 at Liberty Station. This event sells out every year, so don't wait to get your tickets. Insiders get a special discount on tickets and front of the line entry. Thanks for listening, and we’d love to hear from you! Call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a message. Or if you’re too shy to call, you can email HappyHalfHour@sdmag.com. You can give us your recommendations for Two People, $50, tell us about any news happening in San Diego’s culinary world, or let us know who you’d like to hear featured as a guest on the podcast.

San Diego Magazine is an institution here in our hometown, discussing local issues and topics since 1948, yes, you read that right. One of their biggest events each year is the Best of San Diego Party! The Best of San Diego Party presented by Valley View Casino & Hotel is the ultimate summer celebration. The event brings together the top local restaurants, breweries, wineries, distilleries and businesses as featured in San Diego Magazine's Best Restaurants and Best of San Diego issues.Guests can expect unlimited bites and sips from more than 100 vendors along with live bands and entertainment, interactive art installations, lounges, aerialist acrobats, fire performers, pop-up shops, dancing and more. Get your tickets to this amazing event here. On this show, we are joined by the Digital Media Director of SD Mag, David Martin, who you will recognize as the former producer of TIBS! We also have Larry from Fall and Mark from Coronado on to discuss something amazing, San Diego Magazine has made 3 Best Of San Diego collaboration beers to celebrate this year's Best Of! We can't remember the last time there was a 3 brewery collaboration for an event, hit us up if you do.I straight up ripped the images of the cans from Instagram, so, it the image quality doesn't stand up to your screen resolution, you know who to blame.It was really cool to have David back for another episode, we had a blast discussing the collaborations and some other fun things about his life, including his current albums recordings. All that's well and good Brian, but where can I get the beers? Well, you can get Eppig's at Eppig right now, here's where you can get the rest: The big collective public debut will be on July 19 when Coronado introduces the three canned beers—with can design spearheaded by Fall's Dave Lively—at a special event hosted at the tasting room in Bay Park. On July 20, Fall will be pouring the Watermelon Berliner Weisse at its North Park tasting room. All three beers will be poured at San Diego Magazine's Best of San Diego party on August 16 at Liberty Station. Cans of all three varieties will be released to retail outlets throughout San Diego on July 19.Grab yourself a favorite #sdbeer, or if it's after 7/19, a Best of San Diego Beer and hit the play button! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our Bay Park office has many amenities, but none are better than the “man cave” that we’ve turned into a community event center. Here’s a better look at the space so you can see why it’s so incredible.Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessOn my latest appearance on “The American Dream," I joined host Lili Fifield and Darlene De La Paz from Pazable Creations in our Bay Park office to talk a little bit about the area and to take a closer look at our own little secret place in our office. From cornhole to ping pong to plenty of TVs, we’ve created our own little man cave here at RE/MAX Pacific. However, now we want to make it a center for the community. We’ve already had private events in it and we’re actually leasing it out now for events. There’s a ton of space to hang out, play ping pong, and even play with your pets. See for yourself starting at 1:30 in the video above.“We’d love for you to come and check out the space sometime. ”We’d love for you to come check out the space for yourself some time. If you’re in the area here in Bay Park, come take a little break and join us! If you have any other questions for me in the meantime or any real estate needs that I can assist you with, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Welcome back to the Happy Half Hour! We are taping this episode at Petco Park, and our very special guest this week is Mark “Mud” Grant, who has been the color commenter for the Padres for 24 years. He talks about his favorite places to eat in Petco Park, and what his diet was like when he played professional baseball in the late ’80s compared to how MLB players eat today. Mud says he will eat anything, but confesses there are two things he can’t stand (eggplant is one of them!). His pick for Two People, $50, was The Brigantine, and the staff liked Puesto, HiroNori Craft Ramen, and Coronado Brewing’s Bay Park location. In Hot Plates, we talked about Il Dandy, a new Italian restaurant in the base of the Mister A’s building in Bankers Hill, which opened with much fanfare (and Troy got the First Look). A new modern Vietnamese restaurant, Kingfisher, is taking over the former Kafe Sobaka space in Golden Hill. The owners of Farmer’s Bottega in Mission Hills are opening Two Bleu Ducks in North Park, which will serve breakfast in the morning and then beer, wine and light snacks in the evening. Finally, there’s lots of new vendors opening in Liberty Public Market, like BOPJO Seoul in a Bowl…or Tortilla! (a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant) and Rob Ruiz’s new sustainable sushi spot, Hold Fast. The Hot Topic this week is fake meat: Is it taking over real meat? Beyond Meat was recently valued at $1.5 billion at its IPO, and The Impossible Burger is testing its meatless patties at Burger King—hear what Troy and the gang have to say. We want to hear from our listeners! Call us at 619-744-0535 and leave a message or email HappyHalfHour@sdmag.com. You can give us your recommendations for Two People, $50, or tell us about any news happening in San Diego’s culinary world.

Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessSan Diego is once again leading the nation, though not necessarily in a good way.Home sales are down 20% year over year. As a result, we have more inventory than last year; currently, there are 1,900 more homes on the market than we had at this time in 2018. This is a good thing for homebuyers, but if you’re a seller, you can expect the market to be a bit slower.Home prices are actually still up, having increased 2.5% over last year. As of January, the median home price was $542,000, which is down from last summer’s peak of $583,000. We expect those numbers to adjust with the seasons, so it remains to be seen how the spring and fall markets will play out this year.“Keep in mind that real estate is always hyperlocal here in San Diego, and we’re subject to big swings. ”Keep in mind that real estate is always hyperlocal here in San Diego, and we’re subject to big swings. The higher-end homes in areas like Rancho, Santa Fe, and La Jolla are actually down 28% in terms of price. On the flip side, Oceanside is up 39% year over year. Here in Bay Park, we’re down about 8% from January of 2018.Mind you, those are very small sample sizes, and home prices can change dramatically, which is why we tend to look at San Diego County as a whole. I wouldn’t give too much credence to those figures.If you have any questions, you’re thinking of buying or selling a home, or would like to have a more in-depth discussion of market trends, please feel free to reach out to us. We’d love to be your real estate resource.

Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessBay Park is home and I have another great property!  I recently listed 3855 Baker Street and I'm excited to show you!Bay Park is one of the hottest neighborhoods in San Diego right now, and what’s unique about this property is it’s a part of the first wave of homes with intentionally built accessory dwelling units. We’re actually starting to see more and more multi-generational families take an interest in these types of properties because they either want to take advantage of the rental income or they want to keep their family close. “The owners spared no expense in renovating everything. ”This property is listed at just under $1.3 million, and it features a 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom main house, a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom attached granny flat, a detached two-car garage, and a rooftop deck with a view of the water. As you can see in the video above, the owners spared no expense in renovating everything. It has top-end appliances, an open floor plan, and plenty of space. This part of Bay Park doesn’t get a lot of traffic noise, and you’d be within walking distance of the nearest school. We’ve had some people already take an interest in this property, but so far we haven’t received any offers, so there’s still time for you to check it out. If you’d like to schedule a tour of this property for yourself or if you have any questions about it, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

On today’s show we’re coming at you from our sponsor, The Willows Hotel & Spa at Viejas Casino & Resort, along with vice president of food and beverage David Duran. In Hot Plates, we’re talking about two upcoming events, including the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival and the first annual San Diego Food Tank Summit with bold-faced names of the industry (like the president of the San Diego County Farm Bureau and the co-owner of Café Gratitude) discussing how we can responsibly grow our region’s food movement. Plus, Ike’s sandwiches opens in the Midway district, Buona Forchetta opens its first North County location, and Farmer’s Table expands to Bay Park. Also, we talk about a fundraiser to help the cancer-stricken daughter of local beer icon Mike Hess. Our guest is Nica Knite, the owner and operator of Pine House Café & Tavern and the woman behind the revamp of the historic Pine Valley House & Silver Queen Saloon, a 95-year-old boutique resort, restaurant, and bar in Pine Valley, built by the architect Richard Requa (who built most of the California Exposition in Balboa Park). She explains why she’s restoring the scene in her mountain town and everything on her from-scratch menu. We’re also talking about the recent ban on polystyrene foam, a.k.a. Styrofoam, in the city. In Two People/$50, we’re recommending Din Tai Fung, Grains, Maestoso, and The Mission in North Park.

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Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessI just wanted to take a moment of your time to let you know about a fantastic new home that was just listed on the market. 3626 Lloyd Terrace is in one of my favorite areas of the city, and I recently sat down for an episode of “Smarter San Diego” to discuss it.This 2,799 square foot home is down in Bay Park and has five bedrooms and three bathrooms. In the video above, you'll see that the home has ample space for living, entertaining, and more. The open floor plan really capitalized the space, and it’s right near the water as well. “The home has ample space for living and entertaining. ”If you’d like to schedule a tour of this property for yourself or if you have any questions about it, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessBefore we get too far into the new year, I wanted to reach out with a few updates for you. First, I want to tell you about how the real estate market fared in 2017 in San Diego. Then I have a special event to invite you to. Let’s start with a market wrap up from 2017.The median price for a home in San Diego at the end of 2017 was $540,000. That’s up 9.1% from the previous year. This strong appreciation was mostly driven by the strong economy, as more investors decided to take advantage of the low inventory and low interest rates that we’re currently seeing. In 2018, we expect the low inventory and low interest rate trends to continue.“Join us this Saturday, February 3 from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. ”As for the special event, I just wanted to make sure and invite you out to the grand opening of our new office in Bay Park. It’s really beautiful and we’d love for you to come out and take a look on this Saturday, February 3 from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. We’ve got a big space set aside with artificial turf and we’ll have a lot of different things ready for you, including a bounce castle, a taco cart, giveaways from local businesses, and more. We would love for you to stop by.If you have any questions for us about the current market or about our grand opening this weekend, don’t hesitate to give me a call or send me an email. I would love to hear from you.

The Oregon Republican Club is hosting a Townhall featuring Mike Gibbons on Friday, Feb 2nd at Bay Park Hospital at 7pm. This event is open to the public and we encourage all voters to come and hear Mike Gibbons and ask their questions.

Today I have big news for our local market: We have finally set a new high for the median home price in San Diego County.Looking to sell your San Diego home? Get a free home value reportLooking to buy a San Diego home? Click here for full MLS accessJune has just begun, so I wanted to stop in with a quick market update.The big news is that we finally did it. We have set the new high in San Diego County for the median house price. Right now, the median house price is at $525,000. Believe it or not, the last peak we had was way back in 2005 at the top of the housing bubble.If you adjust for inflation, we’re still not quite up to the $644,000 that would signify a new high but essentially, we have done that at $525,000.“June and July should be strong months for our real estate market. ”If you look at the historical trends of 3% to 4% appreciation that we’ve seen in real estate for the last 80 years, then we are still a ways below that trend line, which leads many people to believe that we still have room to grow.Now, inventory and low interest rates are still driving appreciation, and we won’t see a fundamental shift there anytime soon. June and July should be strong months for our market before things start to cool down in late summer and early fall.Meanwhile, our office is under construction. We’ll let you all know about our grand opening as soon as we are officially moved into 4112 Napier Street in the heart of Bay Park.In the meantime, if you have any questions about our current market, give me a call or send me an email. I would be happy to help you!