Sunny Mornings San Diego

Wednesday September 10, 2025In today's episode, we cover La Jolla's bold move for independence as a nonprofit countersues San Diego, challenging the city's lawsuit and advocating for voter decision. The Padres face the Reds at Petco Park in a crucial series finale, with Nick Pivetta and Andrew Abbott on the mound. The NFL Power Rankings reveal the Kansas City Chiefs' struggles, while the Philadelphia Eagles dominate. Apple launches the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, boasting a vapor chamber cooling system and Ceramic Shield 2. The Bureau of Labor Statistics revises job growth numbers, showing a significant decrease in reported gains. In tech news, BMW and Mercedes-Benz unveil electric SUVs to rival Tesla's Model Y. Lastly, "Wake Up Dead Man" premieres at the Toronto International Film Festival, offering a dark twist on "Knives Out."@sunnymorningsmedia

Tuesday September 09, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' thrilling 4–3 victory over the Reds at Petco Park, with Tatis Jr.'s game-winning sacrifice fly. The Padres improve to a 79-65 record as they continue their series against the Reds tonight. San Diego State men's basketball unveils their 2025-26 schedule, featuring six non-conference home games and an exhibition against UCLA. As they transition to the Pac-12, this marks their final Mountain West tour. Weather in San Diego is mostly sunny with highs near 75 and gentle northwest breezes. On the national sports front, the Vikings' defense shines in a 27-24 win over the Bears, with McCarthy accounting for three touchdowns. In tech news, Bitcoin rises 1% to $112,000, while Ethereum remains stable. The transition from passport stamps to digital systems is underway, enhancing travel security. In business, retailers like Levi Strauss adopt full-price strategies amid strong consumer spending. Lastly, we delve into the environmental and health impacts of PFAS, with legislation tightening globally and a push for PFAS-free products. The film "Nuremberg" generates Oscar buzz, highlighting justice in today's political landscape.@sunnymorningsmedia

Monday September 08, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' decisive 8-1 victory over the Rockies at Coors Field, with Devin Cease's stellar pitching and Manny Machado's home run leading the charge. The Padres now face the Reds at Petco Park, with Yu Darvish on the mound. In the NFL, the Buffalo Bills staged a thrilling comeback against the Baltimore Ravens, with Josh Allen's late-game heroics securing a 41-40 win. In tech news, Bitcoin remains steady at over $111,000, while Ethereum dips slightly. Propranolol prescriptions surge, especially among young women, as its anxiety-reducing effects gain popularity. In local news, San Diego's South Park residents protest Senate Bill 79, fearing increased housing density without adequate infrastructure. Oil tycoons back Trump's pro-fossil-fuel policies, sparking environmental concerns. Google urges Gmail users to adopt passkeys and two-factor authentication following a Salesforce-related breach. Lastly, Leonardo DiCaprio's new film, "One Battle After Another," shot in Northern California, is set to release on September 26.@sunnymorningsmedia

Friday September 05, 2025In today's episode, we cover the surf conditions at Tourmaline, with fair waves of three to four feet and on-shore winds at five to six mph, ideal for riding at 7 AM. Spirit Airlines will cease operations at San Diego International Airport on October 4, amid its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, affecting routes to Las Vegas, Detroit, Oakland, and San Jose. The Padres face the Rockies in Denver, with Kyle Freeland pitching for Colorado. Caitlin Clark of the Indiana Fever announces her season's end due to injury, while the NFL kicks off with the Eagles defeating the Cowboys. The Chargers' game against the Chiefs will be held in Brazil, available on YouTube. In business news, Seagate Technology surpasses Palantir as the S&P 500's top-performing stock. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is down half a percent, Ethereum drops nine percent, and XRP decreases slightly. Chronic kidney disease affects millions, with early detection crucial to prevent heart disease. Lastly, Guillermo del Toro's "Frankenstein" faces mixed reviews, with Oscar Isaac's portrayal of Victor Frankenstein as a tortured artist.@sunnymorningsmedia

Thursday September 04, 2025In today's episode, we cover the intense political battle over redistricting in California, with Congressman Darrell Issa facing challengers Ammar Campa-Najjar and Marni von Wilpert. Millions are being poured into this fight, with Netflix's Reed Hastings backing Governor Newsom's plan. In sports, the Padres suffered a 7-5 loss to the Orioles at Petco Park, with Tatis Jr. homering. The NFL season kicks off tonight with the Cowboys facing the Eagles, who are favored to win. In tech news, Bitcoin remains steady at $111,000, while Ethereum rises 2 percent. The Trump family’s involvement in a Bitcoin mining company is making headlines, with their stake valued at over $1.5 billion. A Neurology study reveals potential cognitive decline linked to low-calorie sweeteners, particularly affecting those with diabetes. Viking Cruises reports strong sales, with 96 percent of 2025 trips sold out. Lastly, George Clooney stars in "Jay Kelly," a film exploring relationships and self-awareness.@sunnymorningsmedia

Wednesday September 03, 2025In today's episode, we cover San Diego's surf conditions, with three to four-foot waves and onshore winds at Tourmaline. Residents express skepticism about the city council's Coastal Resilience Master Plan for Sunset Cliffs. In sports, the Padres lost to the Orioles 6–2 at Petco Park, with Emmanuel Rivera driving in four runs. Ohio State claims the top spot in the AP Top 25 poll after defeating Texas, while Alabama falls to Number 21. In tech news, Wyoming selects Amazon's Project Kuiper over Starlink for broadband expansion, aiming to serve over 15,000 locations. Ray Dalio warns of income inequality leading to autocracy, comparing current socioeconomics to pre-World War II gaps. In business, Bitcoin remains steady at $111,000, Ethereum drops slightly, and XRP rises. Lastly, Dwayne Johnson receives Oscar buzz for his role in The Smashing Machine, following a standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. The film, directed by Benny Safdie, will be released by A24 in November.@sunnymorningsmedia

Tuesday September 02, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' narrow 4-3 loss to the Orioles at Petco Park, with J Jackson hitting a solo home run for San Diego. The Padres, now 76-62, face the Orioles again tonight, with Tyler Wells pitching for Baltimore. San Diego's tourism industry braces for a potential downturn in 2025, despite 32 million visitors in 2024 generating $22 billion. Hotel bookings lag, but the city collected $319 million in hotel taxes last year. Weather-wise, expect partly sunny skies with a high of 83 degrees and a slight chance of showers. In tech news, Bitcoin drops 3% to $110,000, Ethereum falls 8% to under $4,400, and XRP declines to $2.81. The Trump family’s World Liberty tokens see a 12% decrease in value on their first trading day. Meanwhile, Kraft Heinz plans a significant breakup, potentially spinning off a $20 billion portion of its grocery business. Lastly, US Ski and Snowboard's attempt to control Olympic surfing faces resistance from the surfing community, with the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee set to decide the governing body.@sunnymorningsmedia

Friday August 29, 2025In today's episode, we cover San Diego's surf conditions at Tourmaline with fair waves at two feet, becoming choppy by noon as winds reach eight mph. The Holiday Bowl in San Diego is set for January 2nd at Snapdragon Stadium, featuring ACC teams against Pac-12 programs. Dallas trades Micah Parsons to Green Bay in a record-setting deal, impacting the NFL landscape. The US ends the de minimis rule on Friday, affecting online commerce with new tariffs on packages, potentially raising prices and causing delays. Affirm shares surge 15% after exceeding earnings expectations, with revenue up 33% year-over-year. In tech news, Charles Buhler from Exodus Propulsion Technologies claims a new force for propellant-less drive, though skepticism remains. The Padres begin a series against the Twins in Minneapolis, with Nestor Cortes pitching for San Diego. Weather in San Diego remains sunny with highs near 83 degrees. In crypto, Bitcoin drops 2% to $111,000, Ethereum falls 6% to under $4,500, and XRP decreases 4% to $2.90. Lastly, a review of Darren Aronofsky's film "Caught Stealing" set in 1998 New York City, starring Austin Butler.@sunnymorningsmedia

Thursday August 28, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' narrow 4-3 loss to the Mariners at T-Mobile Park, highlighted by Eugenio Suárez's three-run homer. The Padres prepare to face the Twins at Target Field, with Nestor Cortes and Zebby Matthews set to pitch. Meanwhile, San Diego's weather sees a cloudy Thursday with potential rain showers and highs around 81 degrees. The rare corpse flower is set to bloom at the San Diego Botanic Garden, attracting crowds with its notorious odor. In NFL news, Micah Parsons files a grievance over his 2025 salary with the Cowboys, seeking a $3 million increase. High cholesterol's genetic risks are discussed, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis. Microsoft dismisses two employees after a protest against ties with the Israeli government, citing policy breaches. Bitcoin remains steady at just under $112,000, while Ethereum and XRP see slight declines. In tech, Toyoake, Japan, debates a two-hour daily smartphone limit, sparking controversy. Lastly, the Goo Goo Dolls' "Iris" unexpectedly tops global charts, gaining renewed popularity through its feature in "Deadpool and Wolverine."@sunnymorningsmedia

Wednesday August 27, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' thrilling 7-6 victory against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park, highlighted by Ramon Laureano's grand slam and Ruiz's 35th save. The Padres improve to 75-58, ready for the series finale. In local news, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors votes to amend fiscal policies, unlocking $380 million in reserves to counter federal budget cuts. Weather in South San Diego features patchy fog clearing by mid-morning, with highs around 79 degrees. Nationally, Caitlin Clark becomes Nike's newest signature athlete, launching a collection with a sneaker debut in 2026. In tech news, executives like Palantir's Alex Karp and Apple's Tim Cook challenge the necessity of college degrees, emphasizing performance over credentials. Bitcoin rises 1% to $112,000, Ethereum up 4% to $4,600, and XRP climbs to $3. In science, Stanford's Neural Prosthetics Lab advances brain-computer interfaces, aiding those with speech disabilities. Finally, we preview the top movies set to impact the 2025 awards season, including "The Long Walk" and "Avatar: Fire and Ash."@sunnymorningsmedia

Tuesday August 26, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' 6-9 loss to the Mariners at T-Mobile Park, with Cal Raleigh hitting his 50th homer and Jorge Polanco driving in four runs. The Padres' record now stands at 74-58. Tonight, they face the Mariners again, with Dylan Cease and Luis Castillo pitching. San Diego's weather forecast predicts partly sunny skies with a high of 77 degrees and a light west breeze, while tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low of 67. The abandoned California Theatre faces a deadline for sale or demolition, emphasizing its historical significance. Nationally, the United States reports its first human case of the New World screwworm, raising concerns for the cattle industry. In business news, the Burning Man festival faces a $20 million deficit, challenging its sustainability. In tech, Bitcoin drops 3% to $110,000, Ethereum falls 7% to $4,400, and XRP decreases 5% to $2.89. Lastly, scientists may have found a breakthrough in hair restoration with PP405, a promising new treatment by Pelage Pharmaceuticals. This episode is packed with crucial updates across sports, weather, and groundbreaking developments in science and technology.@sunnymorningsmedia

Monday August 25, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' 8-2 loss to the Dodgers at Petco Park, with standout performances from Dodgers' Yamamoto and Freddie Freeman. The Padres now face the Mariners in Seattle. San Diegans express concerns over Senate Bill 79, fearing it prioritizes developers over communities, with rallies organized by Neighbors for a Better California. Surf conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego start strong with three-plus foot waves, but expect choppier conditions as onshore winds increase. Patchy fog clears by mid-morning, leading to mostly sunny skies and highs near 79 degrees. In Sequoia National Park, rangers eradicate over 2,000 illegal marijuana plants, uncovering hazardous chemicals. Ether reaches a new all-time high of $4,945, driven by renewed institutional interest and bullish sentiment. Meanwhile, Bitcoin remains steady at $113,000, and XRP rises to $3.04. Concerns over data privacy with Google Chrome prompt users to consider alternatives like Brave and DuckDuckGo. Finally, the documentary "Girl Climber" featuring Emily Harrington's El Capitan quest screens in IMAX, highlighting her resilience and dedication.@sunnymorningsmedia

Friday August 22, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' victory over the Giants 8-4 at Petco Park. Dease pitched five innings with seven strikeouts, while Machado led with three RBIs. The Padres face the Dodgers tonight in San Diego, with Yu Darvish up against Blake Snell. Surf conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego feature two to three-foot waves, with a swell from the southwest. Expect choppy surf as winds shift onshore. San Diego's weather remains mostly sunny, with highs near 83 degrees. The city sees a revenue boost from Transient Occupancy Taxes, though hotel occupancy challenges persist. In tech news, OpenAI investigates Meta's involvement in Elon Musk's takeover bid. Bitcoin drops 4% to just over $113,000, with Ethereum and XRP also down. Scientists explore the concept of "gut feelings" as potential memories from the future, challenging our perception of time. Financial experts warn younger generations about managing the upcoming $16 trillion inheritance. This episode dives into these topics, offering insights into sports, weather, business, and tech developments.@sunnymorningsmedia

Thursday August 21, 2025In today's episode, we cover the San Diego Padres' decisive 8-1 victory over the Giants at Petco Park, with standout performances from Sears and home runs by Sheets, Machado, and O’Hearn. The Padres aim to clinch the series in tonight's game. We explore local surf conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego, with waves at two to three feet and semi-glassy conditions improving by Sunday. The District Attorney's Office in San Diego enhances its consumer protection complaint process, offering online forms and in-person assistance at CARE Center and One Safe Place. Nationally, Tiger Woods leads a new PGA Tour committee to modernize the sport amidst competition from LIV Golf. In tech news, Silicon Valley's pursuit of "smarter babies" through genetic testing raises ethical concerns, while Google clarifies Pixel 10 Pro Fold's IP68 protection limitations. The U.S. labor force shrinks, impacting the economy, as companies like Meta and Microsoft face hiring challenges. In crypto, Bitcoin rises to over $114,000, with Ethereum and XRP also gaining. Lastly, Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" returns to U.S. theaters, revisiting the Dreyfus Affair.@sunnymorningsmedia

Wednesday August 20, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' decisive 5-1 victory over the Giants at Petco Park, with Musgrove's stellar pitching and Machado's key hits. We explore San Diego's College Area Community Plan, emphasizing sustainable growth, housing, and greenspace, as city leaders seek public input. Weather forecasts predict patchy fog clearing to sunny skies, with highs near 79 degrees. In national sports, Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson faces uncertainty as Daniel Jones is named starter, sparking debate over team decisions. United Airlines and Delta face lawsuits for misleading window seat charges, impacting over a million passengers. Toll Brothers adjusts its home delivery outlook amid affordability pressures, maintaining strength in the luxury segment. In tech news, Google partners with the Tennessee Valley Authority to purchase electricity from a next-generation nuclear reactor, marking a significant step in carbon-free energy initiatives. Additionally, Netflix releases the trailer for Edward Berger's "Ballad of a Small Player," starring Colin Farrell, set for theatrical and streaming release in October.@sunnymorningsmedia

Tuesday August 19, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' narrow 4–3 loss to the Giants at Petco Park, with homers from Ramos, Devers, and Flores leading San Francisco to victory. The Padres aim to even the series tonight with Nick Pivetta facing Kai-Wei Teng. Exciting news for dessert lovers as Beard Papa's reopens in San Diego's Convoy District, offering its famous cream puffs. In business news, a significant drop in cardboard box sales raises concerns about the U.S. economy, with major companies like International Paper reporting declines. Weather in South San Diego remains mostly cloudy with highs near 77 degrees and light winds. Surf conditions at Tourmaline feature clean waves in the morning, turning choppy by midday. In tech, investors soon gain access to OpenAI and SpaceX shares through tokenization, though risks remain. Crypto markets see Bitcoin at $116,000 and Ethereum at $4,300. Lastly, Northwestern University researchers study "superagers," revealing insights into cognitive longevity and sociability.@sunnymorningsmedia

Friday August 15, 2025In today's episode, we cover the San Diego surf forecast with fair conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego. Waves reach three plus feet, dropping by noon, with side-shore winds at seven mph. The best time for surfing is 6 AM during the outgoing low tide. The Midway Rising project in San Diego is set to generate $285 million annually, creating 1,100 jobs and 4,000 housing units. The Padres face the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, with Clayton Kershaw pitching. The LA28 Olympics makes history by selling naming rights for venues, with Honda and Comcast securing deals. Warren Buffett reveals a $5 billion investment in an industrial stock, speculated to be Caterpillar. Rivian reports a $100 million revenue loss due to relaxed fuel economy rules. In crypto news, Bitcoin drops 2% to $119,000, while Ethereum rises slightly. Danish maritime pilots now remotely guide vessels, revolutionizing shipping technology. Hulu will merge into Disney Plus next year, reflecting the shift from traditional cable.@sunnymorningsmedia

Thursday August 14, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' impressive 11-1 victory over the Giants at Oracle Park, where Nick Pivetta shined with eight strikeouts, leading to a series sweep. Next, we delve into the crypto world as Bitcoin reaches a record high of $124,000, driven by expectations of a favorable Federal Reserve policy. Meanwhile, Ethereum also climbs to $4,780, marking its highest point since 2021. In top news, AT&T faces a $177 million class action settlement following significant data breaches, impacting customers' sensitive information. Affected individuals can claim compensation, with deadlines looming. In local San Diego news, confusion surrounds the new daylighting law affecting parking near crosswalks, with the city issuing over 4,200 tickets since enforcement began. On the tech front, we explore the possibility of living in a simulation, as proposed by an MIT scientist, fueled by AI advancements. In entertainment, Taylor Swift announces her new album, "The Life of a Showgirl," set for release on October 3rd, featuring collaborations and introspective themes. Finally, we provide a surf report for San Diego beaches, highlighting the best times and conditions for catching waves this weekend.@sunnymorningsmedia

Wednesday August 13, 2025In today's episode, we cover the latest surf conditions in San Diego, with Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches offering fair waves and light winds. Local news highlights President Trump's unexpected spending package, which boosts affordable housing in California by increasing the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit. This move is set to double low-rent unit production over the next decade. In sports, the Padres face off against the Giants at Oracle Park after a 5-1 loss, with Nick Pivetta and Kai-Wei Teng pitching in today's final game of the series. Tech news features CoreWeave's revenue surge, driven by the rising demand for artificial intelligence, despite facing significant losses. The company's rapid scaling efforts are discussed, reflecting its challenges and opportunities. In entertainment, the film industry sees a resurgence with hits like "Superman" and "The Fantastic Four: First Steps," while independent films like "A Little Prayer" and "On Swift Horses" struggle to gain traction. We also touch on General Electric and United Nuclear's consent decree to clean up uranium mine waste in New Mexico, a project estimated to cost $63 million over a decade.@sunnymorningsmedia

Tuesday August 12, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' impressive 4-1 victory over the Giants at Oracle Park, with Yu Darvish leading the charge. Fermin's homer and Cronenworth's RBI single secured the win, improving San Diego's record to 67-52. The Padres face the Giants again tonight in Game 2 of the series. In local news, San Diego Unified School District implements new mobile phone rules to enhance student focus and well-being as 95,000 students return to school. The district boasts a 90.9% graduation rate and increased athletic participation. We also discuss the Perseid meteor shower, deemed by NASA as the best of the year, peaking on August 12th and 13th. Despite a full moon, the Northern Hemisphere can expect up to 100 meteors per hour. In tech news, futurists predict practical immortality by 2050, with advancements in AI and robotics. Bitcoin and Ethereum see slight declines in the crypto market. Lastly, President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to Washington, DC, sparks controversy, aiming to address rising crime rates. Stay tuned for more updates and insights!@sunnymorningsmedia

Monday August 11, 2025In today's episode, we cover the San Diego Padres' impressive win over the Red Sox at Petco Park, with Deven Cease delivering six scoreless innings and Tatis Jr. contributing significantly to the team's 6-2 victory. The Padres now face the San Francisco Giants in an exciting series opener. In NFL preseason action, the Jaguars' Cam Little made headlines with a stunning 70-yard field goal, while Shedeur Sanders showcased his skills for the Browns. Unfortunately, Lions safety Morice Norris suffered a serious injury but is now stable. In tech news, Bitcoin sees a 4% rise, reaching just under $122,000, while Ethereum surges by 11%. On the science front, the Vera C Rubin Observatory in Chile is set to transform our understanding of the universe with its advanced 3,200-megapixel camera, mapping the southern hemisphere's sky. In entertainment, Zach Cregger's horror film "Weapons" dominates the box office, grossing $42 million domestically and $70 million globally, reinforcing Warner Bros.'s commitment to the genre. Lastly, local news highlights the San Diego Food Bank's challenges amid reduced federal aid and increased demand, with CEO Casey Castillo expressing resilience in addressing the needs of 850,000 county residents.@sunnymorningsmedia

Friday August 08, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' matchup against the Boston Red Sox at Petco Park, with Nick Pivetta facing Walker Buehler under cloudy skies. We delve into the future of La Jolla Shores' car-free promenade, as the City of San Diego's special events permit is set to expire. The city is working with the La Jolla Shores Business Association to secure a permanent permit, crucial for local businesses like Sushi Mori. In tech news, we explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the consulting industry, with McKinsey deploying AI agents and reducing its workforce. We discuss the integration of Human Resources and IT departments, driven by AI advancements, with insights from Moderna and Covisian. In entertainment, we review "My Mother's Wedding," a dramedy featuring Scarlett Johansson and Sienna Miller. The film explores family dynamics during a mother's third wedding but struggles with uneven storytelling. Lastly, we provide a surf report for San Diego beaches, highlighting ideal conditions for longboarders and the best times to catch waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego.@sunnymorningsmedia

Thursday August 07, 2025In today's episode, we cover the Padres' thrilling 3-2 victory over the D-backs at Chase Field, where Allen Morejon's two scoreless innings and Ryan O'Hearn's game-tying homer led to a win. Tomorrow, the Padres will face the Boston Red Sox at Petco Park, with Nick Pivetta and Walker Buehler set to pitch. In tech news, Apple Inc. has filed a lawsuit against Apple Cinemas for trademark infringement, seeking to prevent the theater chain from using "Apple" in its name. Meanwhile, Microsoft is aggressively recruiting top talent from Google's DeepMind, led by Mustafa Suleyman, to bolster its AI capabilities and enhance its Copilot chatbot. This move intensifies the competition for artificial intelligence expertise between tech giants. Additionally, we explore the rise of car-free streets worldwide, with cities like San Francisco transforming into pedestrian-friendly zones. Finally, Ice Cube's new adaptation of "War of the Worlds" on Amazon Prime offers a unique blend of science fiction and action-comedy, promising a wild viewing experience.@sunnymorningsmedia

In today's episode, we cover the Padres' thrilling 10-5 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field, with standout performances from Suarez, Bogaerts, and Gurriel. We delve into California Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to close five state prisons, including the California Rehabilitation Center in Norco, projected to save $150 million. In tech news, we explore the rise of quantum computing, with companies like IBM and Comcast leading the charge. This technology promises advancements in medicine, internet speed, and food production, though it poses risks to encryption standards. The FDA's proposal to lower sugar levels in pasteurized orange juice, influenced by Florida's citrus industry, aims to maintain quality without altering taste. In entertainment, Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne star in "Platonic" on Apple TV Plus, a comedy focusing on friendship dynamics. Lastly, we discuss the NFL's groundbreaking deal with Disney, acquiring a stake in ESPN and enhancing media partnerships. Stay tuned for more insights and updates.

August 05, 2025In today's episode, we cover the latest surf conditions in San Diego, with waist to stomach high waves expected through Friday. Local news highlights the City of San Diego's new Special Event Parking Zone around Petco Park, set to increase parking fees during major events. In sports, the Padres lost to the D-backs 6-2 at Chase Field, with Corbin Carroll and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. driving in key runs for Arizona. The Padres face Arizona again tonight with Yu Darvish on the mound. In top news, British energy giant BP announces a significant oil and gas discovery in Brazil's Santos basin, potentially its largest in 25 years. The discovery could boost BP's global upstream production. In business, CoreCard's CEO, Leland Strange, faces uncertainty as the company risks losing its client, Apple, amid Goldman Sachs' credit card venture struggles. CoreCard is in talks with JPMorgan Chase, while Euronet Worldwide plans to acquire CoreCard. In entertainment, Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson star in "The Naked Gun" sequel, offering laugh-out-loud moments despite some unevenness. Lastly, a San Francisco startup claims to create gold from mercury, although experts remain skeptical about its commercial viability.In today's episode, we cover the latest developments in the NFL as Micah Parsons requests a trade from the Dallas Cowboys, potentially heading to the Los Angeles Chargers. We discuss the San Diego Padres' recent victory over the Saint Louis Cardinals at Petco Park, where Dylan Cease's stellar pitching and homers by Cronenworth and Laureano led to a 7-3 win. The Padres are now poised for a series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. In tech news, Mark Zuckerberg unveils his vision for integrating advanced AI with hardware, suggesting a shift from traditional smartphones to smart glasses. Meanwhile, Apple's CEO Tim Cook defends the enduring relevance of the iPhone. In the crypto world, CEA Industries' stock surges after announcing plans to acquire Binance Coin. Lastly, we highlight the entertainment industry with "Jurassic World Rebirth" surpassing $766 million globally, and Brad Pitt's "F1" achieving his highest-grossing film status. Stay tuned for more updates and insights!@sunnymorningspodcast

August 04, 2025SE03:EP196In today's episode, we cover the latest developments in the NFL as Micah Parsons requests a trade from the Dallas Cowboys, potentially heading to the Los Angeles Chargers. We discuss the San Diego Padres' recent victory over the Saint Louis Cardinals at Petco Park, where Dylan Cease's stellar pitching and homers by Cronenworth and Laureano led to a 7-3 win. The Padres are now poised for a series against the Arizona Diamondbacks. In tech news, Mark Zuckerberg unveils his vision for integrating advanced AI with hardware, suggesting a shift from traditional smartphones to smart glasses. Meanwhile, Apple's CEO Tim Cook defends the enduring relevance of the iPhone. In the crypto world, CEA Industries' stock surges after announcing plans to acquire Binance Coin. Lastly, we highlight the entertainment industry with "Jurassic World Rebirth" surpassing $766 million globally, and Brad Pitt's "F1" achieving his highest-grossing film status. Stay tuned for more updates and insights!@sunnymorningspodcast

August 01, 2025SE03:EP193In today's episode, we cover the San Diego Padres' bold moves at the trade deadline, acquiring Mason Miller and JP Sears, and their upcoming series against the St. Louis Cardinals at Petco Park. Nick Pivetta, boasting a 10-3 record, faces Matthew Liberatore under clear skies. We delve into a groundbreaking study from UC San Diego, linking STAT3 protein to pancreatic cancer, offering new screening and treatment hopes. In financial news, MicroStrategy's stock skyrockets to $410, marking a 3,749% increase since 1998, driven by strong earnings and a focus on Bitcoin. We analyze local news as California’s development fees are upheld in court, impacting El Dorado County. In tech, Bitcoin and Ethereum see declines, while Spotify faces backlash over its CEO's AI military investments, leading bands like King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard to remove their music. Lastly, we explore the origins of the potato, tracing back to a plant romance millions of years ago, as scientists aim to create a new hybrid to combat disease risks.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 31, 2025SE03:EP192In today's episode, we cover the San Diego Padres' impressive 5-0 victory over the Mets at Petco Park, with standout performances by Yu Darvish and Manny Machado. The Padres prepare to face the Cardinals in an exciting three-game series. In soccer, Lionel Messi leads Inter Miami to a thrilling 2-1 win against Atlas in the Leagues Cup, with new signing Rodrigo De Paul making a memorable debut. Local news highlights Toni Atkins' gubernatorial campaign, gaining momentum with significant endorsements as she aims to succeed term-limited Governor Gavin Newsom. In tech news, Robinhood reports robust second-quarter earnings, boosted by strategic acquisitions and a growing presence in crypto trading. Also, we discuss a new study suggesting that walking 7,000 steps a day can significantly reduce health risks, offering a more attainable goal for many. In science, blue whales off the California coast are going silent due to marine heat waves and noise pollution, raising ecological concerns. Finally, Christopher Nolan's upcoming film "The Odyssey" creates a buzz with early screenings selling out quickly, showcasing the director's enduring appeal.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 30, 2025SE03:EP191In today's episode, we cover the surf report for San Diego, highlighting ideal conditions for beginners and longboarders at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Expect knee-high sets with side-shore winds providing smooth rides in the morning, but anticipate choppier conditions by afternoon. Local news features the San Diego City Council's approval of a sixty-year lease to renovate 101 Ash Street into 247 affordable housing units, aiming to address low-income housing needs. In sports, the Padres dominate the Mets at Petco Park with a 7-1 victory, highlighted by Manny's three-run homer. The Padres aim to sweep the series tomorrow with Yu Darvish on the mound. Top news discusses the EPA's controversial proposal to rescind the endangerment finding on greenhouse gases, sparking debates on climate policy. The latest Wall Street meme stock craze, dubbed "DORK," signals a return to speculative trading. In tech, T-Mobile is crowned the fastest mobile network by Ookla, while Verizon is noted for streaming excellence. Lastly, entertainment news reveals Celine Song's upcoming sequel to "My Best Friend's Wedding," continuing the story of Julianne and Michael.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 29, 2025SE03:EP190In today's episode, we cover the Padres' thrilling 7-6 victory over the Mets at Petco Park. Tatis Jr. homered, Machado and Cronenworth delivered key plays, and Suarez secured the win. The Padres now boast 58 wins and 49 losses as they prepare for Game 2 against New York. In tech news, Tesla is revolutionizing the gas station experience with its Hollywood diner, featuring 80 chargers and entertainment for electric vehicle owners. While this retro-futuristic concept is exciting, the future of EV charging may focus on practicality and accessibility. We also discuss a USC study revealing a dramatic rise in alcohol-related liver disease among heavy drinkers, especially women and older adults. The study suggests current definitions of heavy drinking may be too lenient, urging revised public health strategies. Additionally, we explore AI's impact on the job market for recent graduates, with a significant drop in entry-level hires as companies prefer experienced professionals. Lastly, we touch on the production of The Devil Wears Prada 2, set to premiere in 2026, with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway reprising their iconic roles.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 28, 2025SE03:EP189In today's episode, we cover the latest surf conditions in San Diego, highlighting the best times to catch waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. We delve into Del Mar's mixed-income housing project, Seaside Ridge, which faces challenges as the city must make a final decision within 60 days. In sports, the San Francisco Giants struggle after Rafael Devers' debut at first base, while the Padres dominate the Cardinals 9-2, with Manny Machado's stellar performance. Tonight, the Padres face the Mets at Petco Park, with Dylan Cease pitching against Frankie Montas. In top news, Las Vegas workers face financial strain as tourism declines, affecting their tips. Warren Buffett urges lawmakers to protect Social Security benefits amid rising inflation. In crypto, Bitcoin rises 3%, reaching $119,000, while Ethereum and XRP also see gains. We discuss a study on groundwater pumping causing Earth's tilt and sea level rise. In entertainment, "The Fantastic Four: First Steps" tops the box office with $118 million domestically.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 25, 2025SE03:EP186In today's episode, we cover San Diego's new city budget, which introduces a controversial trash pickup fee and increased taxes on hotel rooms and cannabis dispensaries, aiming to generate over ninety-four million dollars. In sports, the Padres suffered a nine to seven loss to the Cardinals, despite home runs from Tatis Jr. and Machado. The Friars will face off against the Cardinals again tomorrow, with Nick Pivetta pitching. We also discuss the shocking adoption of China's 996 work schedule by Silicon Valley AI startups, which demands employees work 72 hours a week. This trend raises concerns about labor law compliance and employee well-being. Additionally, we dive into the tech world with the story of Christina Marie Chapman, who became entangled in a North Korean IT scheme through LinkedIn, leading to charges of wire fraud and money laundering. In entertainment, the Steve Miller Band has canceled its American tour due to extreme weather conditions, affecting several Florida dates. Lastly, we touch on the crypto market, noting Bitcoin's slight dip and Ethereum's three percent decrease.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 24, 2025SE03:EP185In today's episode, we cover the San Diego surf report, highlighting the best times to catch waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Expect mostly fair conditions with wave heights of 1-3 feet, ideal for beginners. Local news features the La Mesa City Council's approval of Grossmont Center renovations, promising improved lighting and security. In sports, Shohei Ohtani ties the Dodgers' franchise record with a homer in his fifth straight game, showcasing his elite two-way capabilities. Meanwhile, the Padres fall to the Marlins 3-2 in Miami, as Sanchez's two-run homer secures the win for Miami. In top news, meme-stock mania returns with Reddit traders celebrating gains in Krispy Kreme and GoPro. Google faces recruitment challenges as Meta offers lucrative packages to AI talent, yet CEO Sundar Pichai assures investors of strong retention. In tech, California leads in AI development, with San Francisco and Los Angeles ranked as "superstars" by the Brookings Institution. Finally, entertainment news reveals a Netflix sequel to "Happy Gilmore" directed by Kyle Newacheck, featuring Adam Sandler, Margaret Qualley, and music icons Bad Bunny and Eminem.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 23, 2025SE03:EP184In today's episode, we cover England's dramatic advance to the Euro 2025 final after a tense match against Italy, with standout performances by Michelle Agyemang and Chloe Kelly. We delve into the local news, highlighting Patrick Soon-Shiong's surprising announcement to take the Los Angeles Times public, sparking mixed reactions among staffers. In science, we explore the incredible archaeological discovery at Petra's Khazneh, where a tomb containing twelve ancient skeletons was uncovered, promising new insights into Nabataean history. We also discuss The Volume, a groundbreaking technology revolutionizing superhero filmmaking by replacing green screens with immersive LED panel sets, and its impact on the upcoming Superman film. In sports, the Padres' narrow loss to the Marlins is analyzed, with key plays from Merrill and Stowers. We preview the rubber game of their series in Miami, featuring pitchers Dylan Cease and Sandy Alcantara. Lastly, we touch on OpenAI's recent talent shift and Bitcoin's rise to 120 thousand dollars. Join us for these exciting updates and more in today's episode.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 22, 2025SE03:EP183In today's episode, we cover the Padres' narrow 2-1 victory over the Marlins at loanDepot Park, highlighting key plays by Merrill and Stowers. We delve into the local news of a 65-foot boat crashing into the USS Midway Museum, causing significant damage but no injuries. In a major scientific breakthrough, Germany's Wendelstein 7-X stellarator sets a new record for plasma duration in nuclear fusion, reaching 43 seconds. This marks a significant step toward achieving clean, limitless energy. We also discuss the financial strain on American consumers, as auto loan delinquencies hit a fifteen-year high, signaling deeper economic pressures. In the crypto world, Bitcoin remains steady at $117,000, while Ethereum experiences a slight dip. In entertainment, Pedro Pascal addresses rumors about his involvement in "Avengers: Doomsday," clarifying his role in the upcoming Marvel films. Additionally, we explore the largest known merger of two black holes, detected by the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, offering new insights into cosmic events. Join us for these stories and more as we navigate the latest happenings in San Diego and beyond.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 21, 2025SE03:EP182In today's episode, we cover the Padres' decisive 8-1 victory over the Nationals, highlighted by Xander Bogaerts' grand slam and Elias Diaz's homer. As the Padres prepare to face the Marlins in Miami, the excitement continues. In local news, In-N-Out Burger plans a major transition as CEO Lynsi Snyder announces a move to Tennessee, with new offices and restaurants set to open by 2026. Despite interest from states like Florida, East Coast expansions remain unlikely. We also explore the innovative approach of Vacation, the personal-care startup making waves with its playful sunscreen designs, including SPF 30 mousse in a whipped-cream canister. Since its 2021 launch, Vacation has captured 1.1% of US sunscreen sales, expanding into CVS and Costco. In science news, we discuss a study linking early bedtimes to increased physical activity, emphasizing the health benefits of going to bed by 9 p.m. Finally, we delve into entertainment with Taylor Jenkins Reid's latest novel, "Atmosphere," exploring a woman's journey in NASA's Space Shuttle Program. Reid shares insights into her writing process and daily routines, offering a glimpse into her creative world.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 18, 2025SE03:EP179In today's episode, we cover the latest updates on the San Diego surf report, with consistent knee-to-waist-high waves expected over the weekend at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. We dive into local news as SDG&E warns residents about a sophisticated scam targeting Southern Californians, urging caution against fake utility bill payment demands. In sports, Pittsburgh Steelers' TJ Watt signs a historic contract extension, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, while the Friars gear up to face the Nationals in a three-game series. On the tech front, Apple announces macOS 27 will exclusively support Apple Silicon, phasing out Intel Mac compatibility. Additionally, we discuss the Senate's narrow approval of a nine billion dollar package cutting federal funding for public broadcasting, marking a significant shift in discretionary spending. In entertainment, Arnold Schwarzenegger expresses hope for a "King Conan" sequel, potentially bringing his iconic career full circle. Lastly, we touch on the crypto market with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP showing gains this week.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 17, 2025SE03:EP178In today's episode we cover the latest NFL offseason developments, focusing on teams like the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers facing challenges, while the Los Angeles Chargers and Dallas Cowboys aim for a strong season. We also delve into the tax issues threatening Las Cuatro Milpas, a cherished Barrio Logan restaurant, as it faces potential sale due to significant back taxes. In top news, President Trump announces Coca-Cola's transition to real cane sugar, a move welcomed by health advocates but criticized by the Corn Refiners Association. In sports, the San Diego Padres face the Washington Nationals, with Dylan Cease taking the mound. We explore the rising trend of wave pools in surfing, highlighting Italo Ferreira's performance at the 2025 World Surf League Championship Tour. In the crypto world, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP see notable gains. Finally, we discuss the potential reboot of the Indiana Jones franchise, with speculation around new actors like Glen Powell and Pedro Pascal.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 16, 2025SE03:EP177In today's episode, we cover the San Diego surf report, highlighting optimal conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches with waist-high sets and light side-shore winds. Local news focuses on the significant enrollment decline in San Diego County schools, with a drop of 27,000 students over the past decade, impacting funding and program development. In sports, the Los Angeles Chargers' return to San Diego for training camp practices at the University of San Diego marks a hopeful step in rebuilding community ties. We delve into tech with the Photon Matrix, a revolutionary AI-guided laser system that zaps mosquitoes mid-flight, offering a new defense against mosquito-borne diseases. In top news, extreme rainfall across the US has led to severe flooding, with over 1,200 reports this July, attributed to global warming. Lastly, in entertainment, a rare Darth Vader lightsaber from the original Star Wars trilogy is set for auction in Los Angeles, expected to fetch up to three million dollars, a must-have for elite collectors.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 15, 2025SE03:EP176In today's episode, we cover the latest surf conditions in San Diego, with Tourmaline and South San Diego offering clean, waist-high sets this morning. Local news highlights the Marines' recent operation at the border wall in Campo, sparking discussions about its impact on the community. In sports, the Seattle Mariners' Cal Raleigh clinched the 2025 Home Run Derby in a controversial finish against Brent Rooker. The Padres, with a record of 52-44, are planning an aggressive trade deadline, eyeing players like Jarren Duran and Korey Lee to bolster their lineup. Top news includes Starbucks mandating a four-day office return for corporate employees and offering a voluntary exit program. We also dive into the crypto world, where Bitcoin prices are soaring due to increased corporate adoption, with companies like GameStop joining the trend. In entertainment, HBO's new "Harry Potter" series has begun filming, promising a faithful adaptation of the beloved books. Finally, we highlight a Canadian middle school student's modern take on Archimedes' death ray, showcasing innovative science in action.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 14, 2025SE03:EP175In today's episode, we cover the surf report for San Diego, highlighting the best waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches, with waist to shoulder-high sets expected. Local news focuses on the reopening of Fifth Avenue to car traffic in Downtown San Diego, sparking debate over the removal of bollards that had enhanced pedestrian access. Business owners are divided on the impact, with some seeing increased vehicle traffic as beneficial. In sports, the Atlanta Braves face a challenging season, struggling at 42 wins and 52 losses, as their playoff chances dwindle. Despite strong efforts from Ronald Acuña Jr., injuries and poor performances have hindered their progress. Additionally, the Padres' recent loss to the Phillies at Petco Park is recapped, with Philadelphia's Sánchez and Realmuto playing key roles. In tech news, Jack Dorsey launches Bitchat, a new messaging app that operates without the internet, using Bluetooth mesh networks for encrypted communication. Bitcoin sees a rise, reaching over $119,000, while Ethereum remains stable. Lastly, we delve into Netflix's upcoming black comedy, "Vladimir," starring Rachel Weisz, which explores themes of morality and desire.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 11, 2025SE03:EP172In today's episode, we cover the San Diego surf report, with ideal conditions for beginners at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Expect clean waves at 2-3 feet on Saturday, with choppy conditions developing by Sunday. Local news highlights the California Highway Patrol's rollout of body-worn cameras, aiming for increased accountability. In sports, Jazz Chisholm Jr. prepares for the All-Star Red Carpet Show and confirms his participation in the 2025 Home Run Derby. In top news, Bitcoin reaches an all-time high of $113,853, driven by pro-crypto policies and corporate buying. The crypto market sees significant gains with Ethereum up 15% and XRP up 13%. In tech, Microsoft and OpenAI renegotiate their contract, allowing OpenAI to launch an open language AI model. This shift may impact Azure customers and Microsoft's exclusivity. In entertainment, Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby discuss the upcoming film "The Fantastic Four: First Steps," set to release on July 23rd, focusing on family and unity. Directed by Matt Shakman, the reboot aims to revive the series with a fresh perspective.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 10, 2025SE03:EP171In today's episode, we cover the Padres' struggle against the Diamondbacks at Petco Park, where Arizona's power hitters secured an 8-2 victory. Despite Homer Johnson's two RBIs, the Friars couldn't overcome Perdomo's grand slam. Tonight, Randy Vasquez faces Eduardo Rodriguez in the series finale. We discuss Major League Baseball's introduction of the Automated Ball-Strike system at the All-Star Game in Atlanta, a significant step towards technological integration in sports. In local news, the San Diego County Planning Commission will review the controversial Cottonwood Sand Mine project, raising community concerns over noise and air quality. On the business front, Ferrero is nearing a $3 billion deal to acquire WK Kellogg, enhancing its presence in the U.S. food market. We also highlight the alarming rise in U.S. measles cases, surpassing 1,288 this year, with experts warning of potential outbreaks due to declining vaccination rates. In entertainment, Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Scheme" is now available online, featuring a star-studded cast. Lastly, the crypto market sees Bitcoin rising to over $111,000, with Ethereum and XRP also experiencing gains.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 09, 2025SE03:EP170In today's episode, we cover the surf report for San Diego, highlighting knee to waist-high waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Mornings offer clean conditions with light winds, while afternoons become choppy. In local news, Vista plans to remove bike lane barriers after safety concerns, despite initial improvements aimed at cyclist safety. Cal Raleigh making history by hitting his thirty-sixth home run of the season. At Petco Park, the Padres continued their winning streak, edging the Diamondbacks one to zero. On the tech front, Dexterity, a unicorn startup, is revolutionizing the robotics industry with its superhumanoids and gearing up for an IPO. The company's partnerships with FedEx and Sumitomo Corporation are noteworthy. In top news, passengers may soon keep their shoes on during TSA checks, signaling a shift in security procedures. Lastly, in entertainment, James Gunn's new Superman movie is generating buzz with its vibrant plot and strong performances by David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 08, 2025SE03:EP168In today's episode we cover the Padres' recent loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks at Petco Park, with Machado and Tatis Junior's efforts falling short against Arizona's strong offense. We look ahead to tonight's game, featuring Nick Pivetta against Merrill Kelly. In major sports news, the 2025 MLB All-Star Game roster announcement sparked controversy with notable snubs like Juan Soto and Seiya Suzuki. Local news highlights the reopening of Bachman Place, easing traffic in Hillcrest and Mission Valley. In tech, Amazon's Prime Day evolves into Prime Week, projected to generate $12.9 billion, as consumers seek value amid rising tariffs. We also discuss the discovery of the MingKwai Chinese typewriter, a significant piece of tech history now at Stanford University. In entertainment, Jack Quaid stars in "Heads of State," now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Finally, we delve into recent research linking processed foods to chronic diseases, challenging America's hot dog habits.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 07, 2025SE03:EP167In today's episode, we cover the surf report for San Diego, with waves ranging from 3 to 4 feet at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Conditions are expected to vary from fair to choppy due to onshore winds. The best time to hit the waves is at 6 AM with a 2-foot incoming mid-tide. In local news, MiraCosta College receives a $1.2 million grant to tackle the nursing shortage in San Diego and California. The region faces a significant deficit, with only about 1,000 local graduates for nearly 2,000 job openings. In sports, Mark Walter, CEO of Guggenheim Partners, finalizes a $10 billion deal to purchase the Los Angeles Lakers, adding to his portfolio that includes the Dodgers and Chelsea Football Club. In tech, Soham Parekh, a software engineer, gains attention for his work at Darwin, an AI video remixing startup, after juggling multiple jobs across tech startups. In entertainment, "The Old Guard 2" on Netflix reunites audiences with Charlize Theron but struggles to deliver the emotional depth of its predecessor, leaving viewers wanting more.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 04, 2025SE03:EP164** In today's episode, we cover San Diego's surf report, highlighting the best times to ride waves at Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches. Expect clean morning conditions with waist-to-chest-high sets and smooth surfaces due to light winds. In local news, California lawmakers have rejected a proposal to extend eviction grace periods, sparking debates on renter protections. In sports, Cristiano Ronaldo's groundbreaking contract with Al Nassr sets a new record with a $700 million deal, including a significant equity stake and numerous perks. Locally, the Friars face the Texas Rangers at Petco Park under sunny skies. In top news, French air-traffic controllers' strike disrupts thousands of flights, affecting major airports like Paris Charles de Gaulle. We also delve into America's pizza economy, where rising costs price out lower-income consumers. Lastly, San Diego Comic-Con faces a shift as major franchises skip Hall H, raising questions about the event's future amid changes in the superhero genre.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 03, 2025SE03:EP163In today's episode, we cover the surf report for San Diego, where Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches are seeing clean 3-4 foot waves, with the best conditions early in the morning. Local news highlights the San Diego Police Department's increased enforcement of oversized vehicle parking violations near Mission Bay and Robb Field, as the city's fifth Safe Parking site opens. In sports, the Padres split a doubleheader against the Phillies, winning the first game 6-4 with standout performances from Manny Machado and Nick Pivetta. The Padres prepare to face the Rangers at Petco Park, with Randy Vasquez and Kumar Rocker set to pitch. In top news, Amazon plans to shut down its Freevee streaming app, moving content to Prime Video, and extends Prime Day from July 8th to 11th, aiming to boost sales amid competition from Walmart and Target. Finally, in the crypto market, Bitcoin and Ethereum see a rise, with Bitcoin reaching 109,000 dollars and Ethereum nearing 2,600 dollars.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 02, 2025SE03:EP162In today's episode, we cover the surf report for Tourmaline and South San Diego, highlighting knee to thigh-high sets and ideal morning conditions for experienced surfers. Local news focuses on San Diego reopening applications for vacation home rental licenses in Mission Beach, offering Tier 4 licenses for short-term rentals. In sports, the Milwaukee Bucks make headlines by signing Myles Turner to a four-year deal, raising questions about their roster after waiving Damian Lillard. The Padres' game against the Phillies was postponed due to rain, with a makeup game scheduled for this morning. In top news, JSX offers a unique private jet experience, attracting travelers with perks like free checked bags and in-flight drinks, despite higher ticket prices. Additionally, MicroStrategy's latest Bitcoin purchase brings the company's holdings close to 600,000 tokens, with shares rising by 4.7 percent. Lastly, in entertainment, Rob Lowe reminisces about his iconic saxophone scene in "St. Elmo's Fire," as fans eagerly anticipate the sequel.@sunnymorningspodcast

July 01, 2025SE03:EP161In today's episode, we cover the thrilling victory of the Boston Red Sox over the Cincinnati Reds, highlighted by Wilyer Abreu's inside-the-park home run and grand slam at Fenway Park. The Red Sox are preparing for a 1975 Replica Jersey Giveaway. In local sports, the San Diego Padres faced a tough loss against the Phillies with Wheeler's dominant pitching. In top news, Anker Innovations announces a second recall of portable power banks due to potential fire hazards, urging customers to stop using affected models. On the tech front, Amazon's warehouse robotics are nearly matching human workers in number, with over one million robots enhancing productivity. This shift raises concerns about long-term employment impacts. In business news, Zillow's new real estate blacklist takes effect, impacting property listings and promoting market transparency. In entertainment, a scripted adaptation of the Karen Read murder case is in development, promising to reveal undisclosed details. In the surf report, Tourmaline and South San Diego beaches face choppy conditions with knee to thigh-high sets. The best time to catch waves is at 6 AM with a 2-foot outgoing low tide. Stay tuned for more updates and insights!@sunnymorningspodcast