Recapping the drama that unfolded between the city and the Chargers this week. 

Chargers special counsel Mark Fabiani on the team's stadium frustrations with the mayor, public support and the small problem of financing. 

City Councilman Mark Kersey joins us on the podcast. Plus, revenge porn scumbag, the latest atrocity proposed for the waterfront and more.

Trademark attorney David Lizerbram sets us straight: You won't get in trouble for calling the big game the Super Bowl. Plus, what you need to know about San Diego's infrastructure woes and more.

Our guest this week is Liz Studebaker, the city's advocate for Business Improvement Districts. Plus, This Week in Drugs, Councilman Kersey's Hero-worthy move and more.

Steve Cushman never saw it coming. Plus, the State of the City and the Sheriff's Department's new "Minority Report"-esque program to nab ex-inmates who might be up to no good.

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.