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The Michelin Guide has revealed which California restaurants earned a "star."  Carlsbad's Lilo picked up one Michelin star. Meanwhile, Atelier Manna received a Bib Gourmand designation. San Diego now has five Michelin-starred restaurants. This week on Roundtable, we bring together a few journalists covering one of the things we love most about San Diego: food. Plus, the weekly roundup of other stories from the week. Guests: Candice Woo, freelance journalist and editor in San Diego Beth Demmon, food and drink writer for San Diego Magazine Farley Elliot, SoCal Bureau chief, SFGATE Ashley Rusch, producer, KPBS Food & drink recommendations: Read Candice Woo's Guide to San Diego Dining Lilo - Carlsbad Read Beth Demmon's Review on Lilo Jeune et Jolie - Carlsbad Addison - Del Mar Valle - Oceanside Atelier Manna - Leucadia Soichi - North Park Fine dining Lucien - La Jolla Dora - La Jolla Fleurette - La Jolla, UTC Bosforo - Normal Heights Read Beth Demmon's Look into Bosforo Vulture (Vegan & Cocktails)- University Heights Read Candice Woo's Review on Vulture Trust - North Park 3131 by Deckman's - North Park Trattoria Cori Pastificio - North Park Food & casual dining Odie's Pizza Co - Oceanside New Wave Bagel - Leucadia Read Beth Demmon's Review on New Wave Bagel Chick & Hawk - Encinitas Read Candice Woo's Review on Chick & Hawk La Perla #3 - Point Loma Read Candice Woo's Favorite Burritos in San Diego Wildflour Delicatessen - Liberty Station  Read Beth Demmon's Review on Wildflour Sonny's Pizza - University Heights Zion Market (Food Court and Rooftop Bar) - Kearny Mesa Marigold Bagels - North Park Read Beth Demmon's Review on Marigold Bagels Bica - Normal Heights Drinks & breweries Happy Medium - North Park  Read Candice Woo's Guide to Cocktail Bars Green Cheek Beer Co. - Oceanside Artifex Brewing - Oceanside Brewery X - Downtown Asylum Brewing - North Park Brewjeria Taproom & Kitchen - Chula Vista Athletic Brewing Co. 

After weeks of back and forth over controversial cuts and fee increases, today is the day the San Diego City Council is expected to vote on a final budget for the next fiscal year. San Diego city leaders have announced they will move forward with it's trash collection fee for single family homeowners. FAA investigators have confirmed that six people died when a small plane crashed into the ocean off Point Loma on Sunday.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Tuesday. 

Ken Wolf, Artistic Director of Manhattan Repertory Theatre in New York City, presents the 444th episode of THE PLAYWRITING PODCAST. Episode Story Topic: Creating a Scary Play - Part 3 - Point Loma's Success!   My PREMIERE PLAYWRITING COACHING - A 1 Year program! https://www.manhattanrep.com/premiere   My New Theatrical Literary Agency: https://www.kenwolfliterary.com/   Book a Script Consultation!  https://www.manhattanrep.com/script-consultation Book a SHORT PLAY SCRIPT CONSULTATION  https://www.manhattanrep.com/short-script-consultation This was just published on Amazon: Ridiculously Wacky Plays by Ken Wolf https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DW9G9W5C My NEW Playwriting Book on Amazon!  The Complete Fantastic Play Series! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DT6LQWZC Everything you need to know to write great plays! Manhattan Rep's Play Production Program: https://www.manhattanrep.com/play-production-program   Email: How2WritePlays@yahoo.com

A small plane crashed off the coast of Point Loma with 6 on board. Plus, San Diegans protest recent ICE raids, the deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles, and the threat of sending U.S. Marines to battle protesters. And, California has some of the most expensive gas in the country and in a few weeks it could go higher. NBC 7's Marianne Kushi has these stories and more, including meteorologist Sheena Parveen's forecast.

Ken Wolf, Artistic Director of Manhattan Repertory Theatre in New York City, presents the 443rd episode of THE PLAYWRITING PODCAST. Episode Story Topic: The First Awesome Review of Point Loma by Tim Mulligan   My New Theatrical Literary Agency: https://www.kenwolfliterary.com/   Playwriting Coaching: https://www.manhattanrep.com/playwriting-coaching   Script Consultation: https://www.manhattanrep.com/script-consultation   Short Play Script Consultation: https://www.manhattanrep.com/short-script-consultation   This was just published on Amazon: Ridiculously Wacky Plays by Ken Wolf https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DW9G9W5C   My NEW Playwriting Book on Amazon!  The Complete Fantastic Play Series! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DT6LQWZC Everything you need to know to write great plays! Manhattan Rep's Play Production Program: https://www.manhattanrep.com/play-production-program My PREMIERE PLAYWRITING COACHING - A 1 Year program! https://www.manhattanrep.com/premiere   Email: How2WritePlays@yahoo.com

Paul leads off Hour 2 with some NBA talk after another insane day of road teams beating higher seeds in the semifinal round, discussing the ceiling of the Pacers after another improbable comeback win. We answer some of your texts, talking about the latest rumors relating to the University of Hawai'i athletics director search along with who could be the next head coach for the Hawai'i softball program after Bob Coolen retires in May. The show closes with a preview of HPU baseball's PacWest Tournament opener, hearing Paul's conversation with head coach Dane Fujinaka ahead of the Sharks' matchup with No. 2 seed Point Loma.

Walk-off Sharks! Kan Taguchi's hit to center brings in Owen Wessel to lift HPU over Point Loma, 12-11. Sharks take the first of three in this series and improve to 22-11 in PacWest play.

Cynthia in Point Loma has been dating her guy for 4 months and while at first she loved how funny and easygoing he was, she now realizes he takes NOTHING seriously. He thinks everything is a joke and told her she needs to "try a little harder to see the lighter side of life." She's worried he'll never take anything seriously. Should she love him or list him? 

14 people have been arrested for violating the city of Vista's homeless encampment ban. The city of Chula Vista has broken grund on a multi-million dollar renovation project for Eucalyptus Park. A number of arounds Downtown San Diego and Point Loma will be closed tomorrow for the San Diego Half-Marathon and 5K.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Saturday. 

It's no secret that St. Patrick's Day is one of Producer Jessica's favorite days of the year. This morning, she showed off her not-so-great Irish accent with some Irish blessings but then she left. Where did she go? To see her people at an Irish pub in Point Loma! We checked in with her at the bar and (shocking) she was enjoying an Irish coffee!

The family of a man killed by a hit-and-run driver is sharing his name as police work find the driver. Today marks 83 years since Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, and this morning the USS Midway Museum will host a Pearl Harbor remembrance event. The city of Oceanside is hosting a celebration today to unveil multiple community murals in Balderrama Park.   What You Need To Know To Start Your Saturday.  

These books are about paeabormal activities in the authors hometown of Richland, Washington, located next to the Hanford Nuclear Reactorsite. His new play6 Point Loma is base on a haunted house in San Diego, of which he is very wll acquainted.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-x-zone-radio-tv-show--1078348/support.

From the depths of despair to unparalleled heights of personal redemption. This week, Marcus and Melanie meet with Taylor Cavanaugh, whose story is one of grit, resilience, and transformation. A former Navy SEAL turned French Foreign Legionnaire, Taylor is the only person to hold this unique distinction. His journey has taken him from jail cells to homelessness and even suicidal thoughts, only to find salvation through discipline and a clear sense of purpose. In this episode, you'll hear firsthand about Taylor's turbulent path from becoming a Navy SEAL to being kicked out of the U.S. military; How a spiral of pleasure-chasing and lack of purpose led to hitting rock bottom; The life-changing moment of clarity that led him to France and the French Foreign Legion; The rigorous discipline and mental fortification that helped him rebuild his life, and practical insights on how to unlearn self-sabotaging behaviors, cultivate inner peace, and align daily habits with your long-term vision. Taylor is committed to teaching others how to reclaim their lives by building a strong body, mind, and spirit. He shares actionable strategies to create a beautiful life through discipline, mindfulness, and purposeful choices. His story is a powerful reminder that no matter how far you've fallen, redemption is possible through perseverance, discipline, and self-reflection. In This Episode You Will Hear: • I remember the day and the moment I wanted to be a SEAL. I was 7, and I was on the hill at Point Loma, and I go “Hey dad, what's that?” “Those are SEALS training in the bay. From that point on, I was in the library and Blockbuster getting the VHS tapes. I couldn't get enough of it. (10:41) • I was really good on the field with all that training, but the minute I got off the field, I lost my discipline. (11:50) • If anybody's aware of how BUDS is, it's like a living organism. (21:48) • I hit a guy in a bar – one time. That one punch changed the trajectory of my life, because I broke his orbital eye socket. (29:32) • I'm no victim. I knew it was against the rules. I did it, and I brought heat on myself. That's why the commanding officer at Team 7 gave me a general discharge. (34:03) • I started stacking some bad habits. Without building my self-worth. No alignment with God. I had lost my identity. (35:41) • Nobody could tell me anything, because “Hey look at all the external stuff,” but internally I was in chaos. (36:09) • You can't bend reality that long. (36:51) • I was just tired of trying. Then I had this moment. Reset man… It was that moment where I said “Fuck it. I'm going to the French Foreign Legion.” (37:36) • If you serve your time, you can get French citizenship. (39:01) • It was psychologically challenging. You're also alone. I lost my life. (43:30) • They gave me a fake French passport with a fake name: Trent Clayson. (43:47) • 150 nations are represented in the foreign legion. (47:54) • If they hear you speaking English, they're gonna reprimand you. Give you a little extra love. (50:53) • I started ratcheting up my discipline. Getting up at 3:30 in the morning. Training. Doing my macros. Reading the scripture. Really started going internal with it. I stated to feel better. (69:50) • I'm a conduit. I gotta hold myself to a higher standard. (71:10) • I didn't expect to do Rambo shit. I want to use it as a vehicle for self-development. (72:32) • We have rear view mirrors, to glance back to situational awareness, but that's why it's a lot smaller. (75:55) • Even professional athletes have coaches. (78:31) Socials: - Website: https://www.taylorcavanaugh.com/ - IG: https://www.instagram.com/tcavofficial - Youtube: https://youtube.com/@tcavofficial - IG: team_neverquit , marcusluttrell , melanieluttrell , huntero13 -  https://www.patreon.com/teamneverquit Sponsors:    - Navyfederal.org           - GoodRX.com/TNQ   -  kalshi.com/TNQ    - PXG.com/TNQ   -  joinbilt.com/TNQ    - Tonal.com [TNQ]   - greenlight.com/TNQ   - PDSDebt.com/TNQ   - drinkAG1.com/TNQ    - ghostbed.com/TNQ [TNQ]   - Shadyrays.com [TNQ]   - qualialife.com/TNQ [TNQ]   - Hims.com/TNQ   - Shopify.com/TNQ   - Aura.com/TNQ   - Moink.com/TNQ   - Policygenius.com   - TAKELEAN.com [TNQ]   - usejoymode.com [TNQ]   - Shhtape.com [TNQ]

Rob visited California Wild Ales in Point Loma and got himself Blueberry Pancake. Angel goes on a little rant about what happened in the parking lot of a grocery store and ask why the hate from some beer influencers. Angel wasn't having a good day. Cheers. IG @beerbellysociety Email beerbellysociety@gmail.com TikTok @beerbellysociety

Fiona Chatwin, Executive and Artistic Director for Villa Musica, discusses the organization's programming; it's expansion into Point Loma and East County; and it's All School Recital on November 24.

We had our final drop off of mini donuts from The Mini Donut Company yesterday in Point Loma and we may have saved the best for last! What we were hoping for was to get some high fives, what we didn't expect was the custom sign to greet us! 

Today, NBC 7's Nicole Gomez recaps a shooting in Point Loma in which a man was arrested after shooting at his elderly mother and killing two other people, and Chula Vista Police are looking into hate graffiti in a South Bay elementary school and more of your top stories for Friday, Aug. 23, 2024. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Two people are dead and an 80 year old woman is fighting for her life after she was allegedly shot by her own son yesterday. Carlsbad lawmakers have just passed a new ordinance banning people from smoking in apartment complexes or condo buildings. NBC's Clear the Shelters Adopt and Donate campaign is underway, you can find participating shelters at NBC7.com/cleartheshelters. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hundreds of nurses at Rady Children's Hospital are set to vote today on another contract offer from the hospital. San Diego Police are investigating a toddler's drowning death in Point Loma. Students at Hoover High School are sounding the alarm over a lack of air conditioning in some of their classrooms. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If your time spent in OB and Point Loma spans decades, not just years, you likely know all about the Coulon family, proprietors of the well-loved but now-shuttered Belgian Lion. And there's a good chance that you also know about their granddaughters, Anne-Marie, Jacqueline, and Dominique, who own Point Loma's The Little Lion, now entering its tenth year of service. Chef and co-owner Anne-Marie joins Happy Half Hour to talk about her family's storied culinary history and deep roots in OB, what it was like growing up in a restaurant kitchen, and the challenges of running a small but beloved restaurant in an increasingly expensive San Diego.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, San Angelo LIVE! drops our first clues to the Search for Silver Scavenger Hunt brought to you by Cano's Diamonds & Coins, El Paisano on Sherwood Way is open, and College Hills at Millbrook Road is closed.Ryan Chadwick talks about the Ram's upset of Central Missouri. Then, James Bouligny went out to the National Weather Service Station here in San Angelo and spoke with Tom Pepe about the storms we've had here in San Angelo.Today's Top Stories: Belles Allison Vaughn Named LSC's Outdoor Field Athlete of the Year (06/03/2024)San Angelo ISD Ends Long-Standing Automotive Collision Program (06/03/2024)El Paisano Now Serving on Sherwood Way (06/03/2024)Wanted Woman For Theft of Property Arrested (06/03/2024)PREVIEW: Angelo State Baseball vs. Point Loma (06/03/2024)Dallas Cowboys Legend Dead at 52 (06/03/2024)San Angelo Man Arrested for Tackling Elderly Victim onto Broken Glass (06/03/2024)The Summertime Search for Silver Scavenger Hunt Begins Today! (06/03/2024)College Hills Blvd Access from Millbrook Dr Closed (06/03/2024)Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter to Line Up for 'Planet Parade' (06/03/2024)Motorcycle Crash Claims Life of San Angelo Man in Brown County (06/03/2024)Booking Report: Lots of Drunks For a Sunday (06/03/2024)Altima Clips an Infiniti and Winds Up in a Ditch (06/02/2024)Early Voting for Police Chief Runoff Begins Tomorrow (06/02/2024)Triple-Digit Temperatures Expected This Week (06/02/2024) 

As part of the 2024 Writer's Symposium by the Sea, New York Times bestselling author Amor Towles talks about his new book "Table for Two" with Dean Nelson, director of Point Loma Nazarene University's journalism program. Towles is best known for his novels "Rules of Civility," "The Lincoln Highway" and "A Gentleman in Moscow," which was recently adapted as a television series starring Ewan McGregor as Count Rostov. Series: "Writer's Symposium By The Sea" [Humanities] [Show ID: 39666]

As part of the 2024 Writer's Symposium by the Sea, New York Times bestselling author Amor Towles talks about his new book "Table for Two" with Dean Nelson, director of Point Loma Nazarene University's journalism program. Towles is best known for his novels "Rules of Civility," "The Lincoln Highway" and "A Gentleman in Moscow," which was recently adapted as a television series starring Ewan McGregor as Count Rostov. Series: "Writer's Symposium By The Sea" [Humanities] [Show ID: 39666]

As part of the 2024 Writer's Symposium by the Sea, New York Times bestselling author Amor Towles talks about his new book "Table for Two" with Dean Nelson, director of Point Loma Nazarene University's journalism program. Towles is best known for his novels "Rules of Civility," "The Lincoln Highway" and "A Gentleman in Moscow," which was recently adapted as a television series starring Ewan McGregor as Count Rostov. Series: "Writer's Symposium By The Sea" [Humanities] [Show ID: 39666]

As part of the 2024 Writer's Symposium by the Sea, New York Times bestselling author Amor Towles talks about his new book "Table for Two" with Dean Nelson, director of Point Loma Nazarene University's journalism program. Towles is best known for his novels "Rules of Civility," "The Lincoln Highway" and "A Gentleman in Moscow," which was recently adapted as a television series starring Ewan McGregor as Count Rostov. Series: "Writer's Symposium By The Sea" [Humanities] [Show ID: 39666]

After spending a few years in the campaign and elections field, Ashley Guzik followed God's nudge and took a leap of faith to accept a job at the San Diego Rescue Mission, a faith-based shelter and rehabilitation program for those experiencing homelessness. With a quick stint assisting the Development Team, Ashley transitioned into the Church and Community Engagement department, where she serves as the Manager of Church Partnerships. For the past four years at the Rescue Mission, Ashley has inspired local churches to take an active role in healing the San Diego region from homelessness. Ashley and her team help equip churches with outreach training, resources, and tools to love our unsheltered neighbors as kindly and compassionately as Christ would. From speaking at Sunday church services and Vacation Bible Schools around the County, Ashley feels encouraged by the spirit of revival coming into San Diego's pews and streets.    Ashley grew up in San Clemente, CA, and earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Peace Studies from Point Loma Nazarene University. She currently attends Park Hill Church in Point Loma and is working towards her Master of Ministry and Leadership degree from Western Seminary. Ashley will be married to her fiancé, Bryce, this summer. They're excited to continue their service to Christ and his Kingdom together. Become a Patreon Supporter.

Noah Stapes is currently serving as an assistant basketball coach at Saint Francis High School, entering his second season in the role. His connection with the school runs deep, as he was once a standout player during his high school years at Saint Francis. Known for his impressive skills and dedication to the game, Stapes left a lasting impact on the school's basketball program as a player.After his successful high school career, Noah Stapes continued his basketball journey at the collegiate level. He played college basketball at both Point Loma and Monterey Bay, where he achieved notable success on the court. His experiences as a college player likely contributed to shaping his understanding of the game and developing the skills necessary for coaching.Now, in his role as an assistant coach at Saint Francis High School, Stapes brings a wealth of firsthand experience and a passion for the sport. His coaching style may be influenced by the lessons he learned throughout his playing career, and he likely serves as a mentor and guide for the next generation of basketball players at the school. While not widely known on a national scale, Noah Stapes is undoubtedly making a meaningful impact within the local basketball community, fostering a love for the game and helping young athletes reach their full potential.Out now on all podcast platforms! #podcast #beyondthebuckets #show #basketball #coach #life #lifestyle #coaching #entrepreneur #business #ceo #lifecoach #mentalperformance #YouTube http://ow.ly/3kdI30qOSc6   #Applehttp://ow.ly/cAeV30qOSc8   #Spotify http://ow.ly/7EIe30qOSc9  

We had a very special visit this morning from a group of middle schoolers from The Treehouse Academy in Point Loma. They are currently learning about radio and how it all works. So we thought they could quiz John and Tammy with some questions from what they have learned. Turns out, we could probably use a refresher on how radio actually works... 

This week, Faith to Go is On The Go inside All Souls' Episcopal Church in the Point Loma neighborhood of San Diego.   The Rev. Douglas Worthington, Rector of All Souls,' joins Charlette and David to share thoughts on the family of God by encouraging us to be Jesus as we serve people.  Also, what it can feel like to think beyond the John 3:16 football poster to embrace our reality as children of God?Learn more about Douglas and his ministry with All Souls' and follow them on Facebook.Faith to Go is a ministry of The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego. Click here to learn more about EDSD's great work in our region and how you can support this ministry.Remember to get in contact with us!Email: faithtogo@edsd.orgInstagram: @faithtogo

Every episode of season 2 is devoted to female voices within the game.Season 2: Kristi Kiely completed her sixth season as head coach of the Point Loma women's soccer program in 2023, leading the Sea Lions to their first-ever NCAA national championship in any sport. In 2023, PLNU won a fourth PacWest Conference title in five seasons and set an NCAA-era program for wins (17). The team finished the season on an 11-game winning streak, which ties the program's longest winning streak. She was named the PacWest Coach of the Year for the third time. Kiely and her coaching staff were named the United Soccer Coaches Division II Women's Staff of the Year.In this episode Kristi opens up about the instant "you win the National championship" and the overriding feeling she had in that special moment may surprise you. Truly, everything thats right with coaching in the womens soccer world and a voice that should be amplified across the world. Leaving everything she thinks about better than she found it. A National Champion who cares about the human side. Coaches everywhere take note, she shares everything with you in a humble and authentic account from a real soccer person who knows what it takes to win on the national stage.

Old Point Loma Lighthouse, photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. Congress authorized lighthouses at several California locations in 1850, including San Diego. Construction began in 1854 on a lighthouse on a high bluff at the end of Point Loma, more than 400 feet above the sea. The lighthouse began service in November 1855. Its active life was fairly short, as it turned out. The great height of the light station was a handicap when low clouds and fog surrounded the bluff, so a new lighthouse was built on the low tip of the peninsula. Darkened for good on March 23, 1891, the original lighthouse ultimately became known as the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. Fresnel lens display at the Cabrillo National Monument, photo by Jeremy D'Entremont. Old Point Loma Lighthouse is now a popular attraction within the National Park Service's Cabrillo National Monument. There are three guests in this episode. Amanda Gossard is program manager for the Cabrillo National Monument. Karen Scanlon and Kim Fahlen are longtime volunteers for the Cabrillo National Monument, and they're also the co-authors of the book Lighthouses of San Diego. Kim and Karen also happen to be identical twin sisters. Jen Lewis of Point Cabrillo Lighthouse in northern California cohosts this episode. The 1891 Point Loma Light Station. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont.

A recent report found that San Diego's roads do not meet industry standards, particularly in the Clairemont, Mission Beach and Point Loma communities. San Diego County officials are warning diners not to eat any oysters from Mexico until further notice following an outbreak of norovirus. Former San Diego State Senator Toni Atkins is expected to formally launch her bid for Governor today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Beyond the Buckets | Episode #140 | Noah Stapes - Saint Francis High School Assistant CoachNoah Stapes is currently serving as an assistant basketball coach at Saint Francis High School, entering his second season in the role. His connection with the school runs deep, as he was once a standout player during his high school years at Saint Francis. Known for his impressive skills and dedication to the game, Stapes left a lasting impact on the school's basketball program as a player.After his successful high school career, Noah Stapes continued his basketball journey at the collegiate level. He played college basketball at both Point Loma and Monterey Bay, where he achieved notable success on the court. His experiences as a college player likely contributed to shaping his understanding of the game and developing the skills necessary for coaching.Now, in his role as an assistant coach at Saint Francis High School, Stapes brings a wealth of firsthand experience and a passion for the sport. His coaching style may be influenced by the lessons he learned throughout his playing career, and he likely serves as a mentor and guide for the next generation of basketball players at the school. While not widely known on a national scale, Noah Stapes is undoubtedly making a meaningful impact within the local basketball community, fostering a love for the game and helping young athletes reach their full potential.Out now on all podcast platforms! #podcast #beyondthebuckets #show #basketball #coach #life #lifestyle #coaching #entrepreneur #business #ceo #lifecoach #mentalperformance #YouTube http://ow.ly/3kdI30qOSc6   #Applehttp://ow.ly/cAeV30qOSc8   #Spotify http://ow.ly/7EIe30qOSc9  

Our guest this week is a young shredder from Newport Beach. He has been a stand out in the Amateur scene for years making many finals and taking multiple Wins in the N.S.S.A's, USA Prime Events, and got his First National Title this last summer! This stud also works as a Newport City Life Guard during the summer, and has his sights set on going pro, but this smart fella opted to go to college at Point Loma! (and for those that don't know, the campus sits on top of Sunset Cliffs in San Diego) where he can still train and surf everyday! We welcome to the show one of Newport Beach standouts and huge asset to their Boardriders Club, David O'Keefe. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben & Woods kick off the 7am hour talking about last night's AWFUL Monday Night Football game which ended in a 12-10 victory for the Chicago Bears. Then we get to "Don't Do This" before we discuss the Aztecs 20 point win over Point Loma last night as they improved to 6-1 on the young season. Listen here!

Throughout San Diego, neighborhoods are struggling to balance police enforcement, homeless camps and homeless solutions. One proposed homeless shelter near Point Loma is alarming some residents — due, in part, to its size. This week, we discuss that proposed site known as H Barracks, which could house 300 to 700 people. Plus: The Stockton neighborhood wants more police. The schools parents avoid. A 2024 election preview.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week the kids and a special guest decided to share a pre Halloween Special where they talk about Point Loma's Lighthouse. Enjoy this special treat!Don't forget to like, share, and follow us on our social medias!Follow us on our social media outlets!!https://www.instagram.com/whereintheworld_iscrimeinsd/https://www.facebook.com/people/Where-In-the-World-is-Crime-in-San-Diego/100084037718436/

New Safe Sleeping Site Opens Near Balboa Park as Criticism Rises for Proposed Site in Point Loma, Female Driver in Custody After Leading Police on Chase Across San DiegoSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Last month, students at Correia Middle School in Point Loma reported seeing a classmate brandish a gun. The following week, more allegations surfaced about the classmate in question. School Facebook groups blew up; parents spun. And in the aftermath, families demanded answers about San Diego Unified's discipline policies. In this episode, host Jakob McWhinney clarifies the messy story. Plus: More arguments on the City Attorney job change. San Diego water costs soar. Western water leaders duke it out at Politifest. Get your Politifest tickets now at politifest.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our guest this week comes from a very talented Surf rich family from Hawaii. Following his Dad's footsteps, he was also as a charger in big surf and a standout at Pipeline at an early age. He had the ability to go on the Pro Tour, but opted to move to the mainland and go to Point Loma. After earning his degree he spent 15 years at Surfer Magazine, eventually running the magazine the last 7 of those years. He helped launching the dot.com side of the business including Fantasy Surfer (which we Love) and over-seeing Surfer Poll Awards. He then went on to work at Dragon Eyewear as Global Brand Director for his next 8 years of his career, where he lead go-to-market strategies, retail/marketing campaigns, and was a key participant in the acquisition of the brand. But, as the Surf industry has gone through many changes, it has forced a lot the Core, Authentic, and Respected people like our guest to jump ship to another industry. For the last 5 years he has been a leader as an Executive Insurance Broker and Business Development Specialist. We welcome to the show the talented Mr. Ricky “ROCKY POINT" Irons.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Welcome back to episode three of our education mini series! This episode John Duffield and Scott Hanson welcome Matt Guinn, the President of Bakersfield Christian High School as he explains how they focus on creating strong relationships with the families that attend their school. This means the families are not only more involved in their children's education but more involved in decision making. He also explains how they track common metrics like GPAs and college acceptance but their overall focus is preparing their students for AP Exams, College and even the military. He ends the episode with advice for returning parents as well as parents that have been considering the private school route.  The 2023-24 school year will mark Matt Guinn's second year as President of Bakersfield Christian High School (BCHS) and his 25th overall in education. Prior to his arrival at BCHS,  Matt spent 23 years with the Kern High School District as a teacher, Dean of Students, Assistant Principal of Instruction, Director of Business, and Principal. He attended Biola University and graduated with a BS in Business-Marketing from CSUB. He then obtained a single subject teaching credential through CSUB and a Masters in Educational Administrative Leadership from Point Loma. His wife of 26 years, Audra, is a graduate of Community Christian and former employee of BCHS, and their two children Morgan and Kyle are both graduates of BCHS. LEARN MORE ABOUT BAKERSFIELD CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL: Website: www.bakersfieldchristian.com/ Phone: 661-410-7000 Email: mguinn@bakersfieldchristian.com  Address: 12775 Stockdale Hwy, Bakersfield, CA 93314 Instagram: bakersfieldchristian Facebook: BakersfieldChristianHighSchool    

Ice cream shops don't usually spawn modest empires—but this one did. Born and raised in Coronado, David Spatafore opened a little scoop place, MooTime Creamery, in 1998. He built it in the same neighborhood where he grew up and met his wife. Now, his food hall, Liberty Public Market—the market that started the trend in San Diego—is the epicenter of life in Point Loma. He's got a steakhouse, Stake, and a flip-flop-and-tiki-shirt concept with The Islander, which is now home to a tiny donut shack called Dinky Donuts. Blue Bridge Hospitality is a homegrown success started with a little cream and sugar. But today we want to talk about Little Frenchie, their Michelin-recognized spot and one of the best damn French bistros in San Diego. So we invited over the men who put the good in it: Blue Bridge exec chef Matt Sramek and VP of Operations Matt Gordon (a beloved chef in San Diego, he's also the former owner of Urban Solace). “We're cooks—we think about food all day. We dream about food. We love the stress and rush of it,” Sramek says. Sramek got his start in kitchens under chefs Bruno Lopez and Douglas Dodd before signing on as a chef de partie (line cook) for Thomas Keller's Bouchon Beverly Hills. He landed in San Diego at Amaya, worked his way across the city, and eventually became executive sous chef for Blue Bridge. The “pair of Matts,” as David calls them, come into the SDM podcast studios and talk about what's made Little Frenchie such a hit (Michelin has given them a plate award three years running). They tell us about life on the island and explain their pandemic silver lining (with so much open space in Liberty Station, their market got a huge boost of traffic that hasn't slowed down). As always, thanks for listening. Little Frenchie will cook Sunday, Sept. 10 at the Grand Tasting of Del Mar Wine + Food Festival.

Ever heard of the Wendy's Baconator? What about Burger King's Mac n' Cheetos? Well today's guest, Alexandra Watkins, is the brain behind those well known names... and ALSO the person who came up with the new name of THIS podcast (which will be revealed on episode #140!). Alexandra is the founder of a naming firm, Eat My Words, that has created love-at-first sight brand names for countless companies including Amazon, Coca-Cola, Disney, Google, Twitter, and Colgate. She's also the author of the book, “Hello, My Name is Awesome: How To Create Brand Names That Stick” which has become my BIBLE for coming up with creative names! Some other fun facts about her: - Her pool house office is literally a Barbie Dream House (she gave me a virtual tour) where she has a view of a colorful surfboard fence, tropical tiki bar, and chattering flocks of Point Loma's famous green parrots. - Her three giant inflatable pink flamingos are named Maui, Wowie, and Howie. - She has eaten her way through 50 countries where she's sunk her teeth into delicacies including BBQ squirrel in Tanzania.

Montana State announced Matt Logie as the 24th Head Coach in the program's history Monday morning. Logie had a successful run at Point Loma at the Division II level and looks to continue the success the Bobcats saw the last few years under recently departed former head coach Danny Sprinkle who left to take the Utah State job. In other Bobcats basketball news three key members of the Bobcats recent Big Sky championship team RaeQuan Battle, Darius Brown, and Great Osobor all entered the transfer portal after hearing the news Coach Sprinkle is on his way out. Plus, we recap the first ever Whitefish HS home baseball game in school history and look at the crosstown tennis matchup between Flathead-Glacier.Local sports talk from Northwest Montana covering prep sports, Bobcats, Grizzlies and more! Hosted/Produced by Josh Dugan https://twitter.com/jdugan406Special thanks to Nomad GCS and Hagadone Media Group Montana for their support. https://nomadgcs.com/https://www.hagadonemediagroup.com/montanaVisit DailyInterLake.com to stay up-to-date with the latest breaking news from the Flathead Valley and beyond. Support local journalism and subscribe to us! Watch this podcast and more on our YouTube Channel. Find us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Got a news tip, want to place an ad, or sponsor this podcast? Contact us!

This is Dr. Travelbest's Guide In this episode: FAQ is: Who sets the standards for airline seats? Today's Destination is: Point Loma, San Diego Today's Lesson Learned- I forgot the tent poles. Travel Advice:  Join the US STEP program if you plan to travel out of the country in the next year.   FAQ: Rebecca asks, Do the airline seats seem to be getting smaller these days? Am I the only one who sees or feels this happening? I would like to know. Also, please give me information on how much space should be on a plane for my seat. I'm struggling with this issue now. Who sets the standards for airline seats?   Answer: Dear Rebecca, You are being heard. I'm so glad you asked. I've wondered the same thing. In the USA, The Federal Aviation Administration is looking at a rule for minimum amounts for the width of airplane seats and the distance between the front of one seat and the back of the seat ahead.  They are gathering public comments on the issue now. Their concern is safety. If seats are too small, it can hurt evacuations in an emergency. How is your legroom? We want to hear from you now, so contact the FAA to give them your concerns. Today's destination: Point Loma, San Diego   Point Loma is a land mass that sticks out in the Pacific Ocean, a large peninsula; on the water, you can't go from Downtown San Diego without bumping into this point. So it was one of the first places to land for settlers in the land.    Why visit Point Loma? The National Park, Cabrillo National Monument, and the lighthouse are the most famous places to visit as a traveler. This is one best viewpoints for the entire city and region. You will want to spend a half day exploring nature and the visitor center. You can see inside the lighthouse and climb the stairs to see what it was like to live there hundreds of years ago. I highly recommend this destination.   You can see Mexico, downtown, and a lot of ocean from here. Tonight, I met a couple from Lexington, Kentucky, and they visited the lighthouse today. They raved about the experience of being in the home that was a lighthouse and being able to see afar.   The tidepools are also worth seeing. If you have never been to a tidepool, it's when the ocean tides recede, and you can see the small sea creatures like starfish and crabs among the nooks and crannies of the rocks on the beach, walking carefully not to disturb wildlife.    My favorite place to eat fresh seafood locally is Point Loma Seafoods. My favorite Coffee shop is Peet's. My favorite YMCA is Ryan Family Y. My Favorite thrift store is Goodwill San Diego. Point Loma has Sunset Cliffs Blvd, which has great views and sunsets. You can swim here, too, if you can navigate the hike safely. However, it's not meant for the faint of heart, as swimming here is not as safe. It's better to head north to the public beaches. You'll also see beaches just for dogs, and dozens of them running around the sandy beach.   You'll be in Ocean Beach, which is a community next door, almost connected.    My first visit was in 1982, as I was relocating from Chicago. Little did I know how this part of the region would impact my life when I prayed in my car that day. I said out loud, “Lord, if it is meant to be, find my subsequent work and life in this city. So I prayed in my car, parked on Cornish Drive, a block from where I lived a few months later. Yes, the same street, about a block from where this prayer happened. And it turned out great for the past several, well, 40 years, it's been. Today's Mistake- Forgot the tent poles   I was camping in Nevada along a beautiful river. I brought my tent but forgot to bring the tent poles. So, I slept under the stars. It was decent weather that night, so pretty good. Don't forget your tent poles as I did.    Today's Travel Advice-Join the US STEP program if you plan to travel out of the country in the next year.   I joined the US STEP program in 2023, and they will inform me when I travel abroad and see a problem in a country I visit. Also, they will have my information if I need to contact them, making it easier to find and help me. They help people with problems. I hope I don't need to contact them, but better safe than sorry.

Beijing has strongly criticised the significant naval deal. The pact is aimed at countering China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region. Also on the programme: a special report on outstanding cases of alleged human rights violations in South Africa under Apartheid; and we hear about a swimming pool heated by a computer. (Photo: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, US President Joe Biden and Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese at Point Loma naval base, San Diego, US, to discuss the Aukus trilateral security pact, 13 March 2023. Credit: Rousseau/PA Wire)

Captain Liz Clark is from Point Loma, and learned to surf and sail here before going to college at UC Santa Barbara and setting out on a 12-year sea voyage, sailing around the world mostly by herself. She chronicled her adventures in "Swell," a memoir published by Patagonia in 2018. The book captures the beauty of her travels, but also hardship and difficulties she faced both within herself and in the outside world. Captain Liz lives in Tahiti now where she runs her own environmental non-profit. She joined me from beneath a thatched roof on her new property, where the sun was shining and birds were singing. You can hear some of that in the interview. Here's our conversation.

The future of seafood might be in San Diego. Not in Point Loma or Oceanside, but in a bioengineering facility in Sorrento Valley. From a single cell, BlueNalu is growing toro—bluefin tuna belly, the prize delicacy of most high-end sushi—in a perfectly hygienic bioreactor that looks like the giant stainless steel structures in the city's top breweries. Their goal is creating world-class seafood without the need for fish. In turn, transforming a limited and unpredictable resource (seafood) into an unlimited and predictable one. Today on HHH, we talk to CEO Lou Cooperhouse. It's part of our month-long focus on people in San Diego doing inspiring work in the green space (our “Environment Issue” of San Diego Mag is out now). “The issue today is that wild-capture fisheries in general have been flat for decades, but bluefin tuna is such a loved, prized product that we all really enjoy,” says Cooperhouse. “It's the wagyu of the sea. That's what BlueNalu is all about—high-sensory, culinary quality seafood. But really making this delicious and accessible to all. Because right now it's loved, but it's not available to all.” It's not a fly by night thing. BlueNalu has been funded to the tune of $84 million so far—most of that raised by Bloom8, an investment group focused on raising money for businesses that, if we're wide brushing, are focused on saving the planet. The long list of BlueNalu investors includes chefs and celebrities (Roy Yamaguchi, DJ Axwell of Swedish House Mafia) and some of the biggest names in the global business (Sumitomo from Japan, Griffith Foods). Entire countries and governments across the world have their eye on BlueNalu's toro. What BlueNalu does is called cell-cultured seafood. Biologists and bioengineers have learned how to grow the meat—real meat, grown from a real, non-GMO cell from a real fish, using only natural ingredients—without the fish itself. What years ago seemed like a dystopian future joke—”lab grown meat”—is looking more and more like a very real and good option. It's the fascinating story of modern technology and science trying to solve a major global dilemma (feeding a planet while not depleting the oceans of seafood). This science has been around since 2103 (hamburger, grown in a Dutch lab by Mark Post). But until now no one's been able to scale it—make it fast enough and affordable enough to be a viable option. BlueNalu and their investors think they've done it. There is plenty of work ahead of them, including approval from the FDA (cell-cultured proteins are currently not approved in the US—Singapore is the only country in the world to approve them so far). It's a massive, growing industry, with major players backed by the biggest pockets in the world, and various celebrities (Leonardo DiCaprio is behind Mosa Meat). BlueNalu thinks they're a couple years away from being on menu at restaurants across the world. Of course there are questions. Will it taste the same? Can they make it affordable enough to help people of all socioeconomic strata (a pound of cell-cultured seafood costs significantly more than wild-caught seafood)? What is their own environmental footprint? And how will it impact the fishing families and industry? For Two People Fifty Bucks, David takes back his “no good lasagna in San Diego” remarks after trying Alexander's on 30th; sticking with the theme Troy says you should sit on the patio and order the baked rigatoni and baked brie with garlic at their parent restaurant, Old Venice; and Lou raves about the A5 Wagyu at Animae—unsurprising for a man whose future lies in the wagyu of the sea. See you all next week.

Todays guest is from Point Loma but is currently residing and surfing the warm waters of Puerto Rico for the winter, Brooke Young @brooke.young .  Brooke started surfing at a young age while visiting Kauai, and when she got home,  surfing became her sport. She tells about how happy she is that she surfed contests for so many years, and how it shaped her life. Brooke talks about riding a variety of boards and how it's changed her perspective on surfing. And did she get into some heavy waters in Western Australia? Find out!!Support the showIf you like the QuiverCast here are some ways to help us keep going! I always like Coffee! Buy me a Coffee! Become a Patreon for as little as a Buck a Month! Patreon Find Us: Website: thequivercast.com Instagram: @quiver_cast Facebook: The QuiverCast Twitter: @The_QuiverCast Sound Editing by: The Steele Collective

Welcome to episode eighty of New Creation Conversations. In today's conversation I get to talk to two friends and a unique couple who both are amazingly gifted and thoughtful. I know and have worked with both Dr. Nell Becker Sweeden and Dr. Josh Sweeden individually on various projects the last few years and I know firsthand how gifted they both are. However, I deeply appreciate the ways they continue to embody how to serve the Lord together as a couple and as a family in ways that mutually serve one another and make space for one another's calling, while also working and ministering together in powerful ways as well.  They are both Point Loma and NTS graduates and are both ordained elders in the CoN. Nell has a PhD in Practical Theology from Boston University and currently serves as the Director of Nazarene Compassionate Ministries – serving in 163 world areas to support and equip local communities to transform lives by creating holistic solutions to alleviate poverty and suffering. She is the author of a previous book Church on the Way: Hospitality and Migration (2015, Wipf and Stock).Josh also earned his PhD in Practical Theology from BU. He is currently Professor of Church and Society at Nazarene Theological Seminary. He has also written a previous book, The Church and Work: The Ecclesiological Grounding of Good Work (Pickwick Publications, 2014). Josh and Nell also have two sons – Eli and Asher.Their most recent project together – and the center of our conversation - is a wonderful new book entitled Holiness in a Restless World, published by The Foundry Press.It is a rich, thoughtful, and accessible book that wrestles with the on-going journey and process of pursuing the holy life. As they point out in the book, the bible is filled with all kinds of stories of wandering, restlessness, dispersion, and finally coming home. Nell and Josh invite readers to set aside some of our presuppositions about what the holy life looks like – especially in the places where our imaginations have been captured by what they call the “heroic.” Instead, they invite us to discover holiness in the everyday stuff of relationships, work, and neighborly love. This is a great book for mornings of reflection with God or conversations and prayer with a small group of fellow travelers on the road of discipleship. I deeply value Nell and Josh. I love this book. And I'm thankful to get to bring this conversation to you. So, thanks for joining me for these New Creation Conversations. Here's my conversation with Dr. Nell Becker Sweeden and Dr. Joshua Sweeden.