Thursday January 22, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the surf conditions in Encinitas, where waves are clean at two to three plus feet, with the best time to ride at 7 AM. Expect choppy conditions by afternoon as winds pick up. San Diego City Councilman Sean Elo-Rivera proposes a tax on vacant second homes and vacation rentals to address rising housing costs for students. This tax could generate up to ninety million dollars annually. In sports, Mike McDaniel is set to become the Los Angeles Chargers' offensive coordinator, promising a dynamic offense with quarterback Justin Herbert. Nationally, Timothy McCormack is sentenced in the NBA gambling scheme, highlighting the impact on sports integrity. In tech news, Sony plans to spin off its television business in a joint venture with TCL, potentially leading to more affordable Bravia TVs. The Supreme Court is likely to hand Trump a rare loss concerning the Federal Reserve, with justices skeptical of his claims. Lastly, the world's oldest rock art is discovered in Indonesia, offering insights into early human cognition and migration.

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Wednesday January 21, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the surf forecast in Encinitas, where morning waves are clean at two to three feet, shifting to fair by noon as on-shore winds pick up. The swell builds to two to four feet by 4 PM. Thursday promises consistent waves and light winds, while Friday sees a slight decrease in size. The North County Transit District will suspend coastal rail service between San Diego and Southern Orange County this weekend for infrastructure projects. The Los Angeles Chargers are set to hire former Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel as their new offensive coordinator, hoping to replicate his success with Tua Tagovailoa. Carlos Beltran and Andruw Jones are elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. PJM, America's largest power grid operator, faces challenges from AI data centers and rising electricity demand. Coinbase withdraws support for the Senate CLARITY Act, causing turmoil in the crypto industry. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP experience significant price drops. Apple expands digital ID support in several states. Lastly, "The Rip," a crime thriller inspired by a massive Miami cash seizure, premieres soon.

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Tuesday January 20, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the San Diego Rodeo's conclusion at Petco Park, drawing sold-out crowds despite protests over animal welfare. We discuss the impact of California's new law mandating dual protective shells for underground fuel tanks, leading to the closure of many gas stations, including the 76 station on Alameda's Bay Farm Island. In sports, Indiana University clinches a national championship with a 27-21 victory over Miami, highlighted by Fernando Mendoza's pivotal touchdown. Coach Curt Cignetti celebrates this historic win as a major turnaround for the program. In business news, San Francisco announces free childcare for families earning under $230,000, funded by Proposition C. President Trump's proposal for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates sparks debate, with banks warning of reduced credit access. In tech news, GM CEO Mary Barra raises concerns about plug-in hybrid owners not charging their vehicles, potentially increasing emissions. Lastly, Matthew McConaughey trademarks his likeness to combat unauthorized AI use, aiming to protect his voice and image from misuse.

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