Charlie Wund joins us on the podcast to talk about InjureFree, his cloud-based platform to get data on serious injuries in sports. 

Who to watch in 2015, who's flown under the radar, the major projects (maybe) coming in San Diego and special guest Troy Johnson on the culinary trends and hot restaurants to come.

Our favorite stories of the year, plus a reader/listener response to the anti-minimum wage hike research from our guest from last week.

Jeffrey Clemens, an assistant professor at UCSD's department of economics, talks about what negative effects he's seen during his study of raising the minimum wage in other states, and Geoff Young weighs in on the insane string of stellar Padres player acquires.

Todd Gloria ousted as City Council president despite outpouring of community support, a Zapf staffer's *very* off-color remarks and more from the week in San Diego.

Co-hosts Caty Green and Andy Keatts talk through what could set the stage for 2016 in San Diego, the key role of a broken urinal in the DeMaio scandal and more.

Rapid-fire takes on the news this week - everything from Libertarians and the minimum wage to cyclists vs. motorists. Plus, the future of public media and some internal news about big changes coming for VOSD.

On this week's roundtable, we riff on the dubious excuses and explanations coming out of the DeMaio camp, Phil BBQ's patriotic take on the minimum wage hike and the absurd case against San Diego rapper Tiny Doo.

In our interview with Alex Simpson, associate director of the California Innocence Project here in San Diego, we cover what it's like to free an innocent man after 10 years on the case, and some of the finer points of getting wrongful convictions overturned.

Teach for America San Diego excecutive director David Lopez joins us on this week's show to talk about the major criticisms lobbed at the program and how he tailors it to San Diego's needs. Plus, the latest in the DeMaio scandal, San Diego's water future and more.