vosdpodcastnetwork201707

vosdpodcastnetwork201707

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vosdpodcastnetwork201707 episodes

  • Land Use Policy Talk Makes Us 'Complete'
    This week, we discuss Mayor Kevin Faulconer's Complete Communities plan and the debate over whether to ramp up coronavirus testing in schools.
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    31 min
  • Troubles Inside Schools, and Will We Ever Go Back Inside Schools?
    This week, we revisit a simpler time. A time in which San Diego politicians were embroiled not in dismantling racism in policing or containing a global pandemic, but regulating short-term vacation rentals.
    Plus, we've got a trio of school stories: sexual misconduct at Westview high; black suspension rates; and how schools could ever reopen.
    And on the second half of the show, city attorney candidate Cory Briggs discusses his history suing the city, police and how he would run the office.
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    1 hr 1 min
  • A Zombie Development Project Dies Again
    This week, our hosts are triggered by the county’s triggers. Plus: We sift through new local police reforms and examine the remains of a seemingly dead development project, Lilac Hills. 
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    41 min
  • An Un-Fare System

    We finally got some updates on what schools will do this fall. San Diego Unified School District officials unveiled the plan this week. But in their effort to provide answers, they raised a lot more questions. Plus: How criminal justice...

    40 min
  • This Is as Wild as City Budgets Get

    These are wild times for city budgets. Thus, a wild, livestreamed, simulcasted, super-sized interview seemed an appropriate response for the podcast. That's what we put together on the show this week, featuring San Diego City Council...

    1 hr 16 min
  • San Diego Police Reform, Past and Future

    This week, we unpack what makes a protest "unlawful," a brief history of recent police reform efforts and the future of one effort currently on the table.

    Our interview this week is with Andrea St. Julian of San Diegans for...

    53 min
  • Special Episode: Weekend of Fury

    "We did not have any kind of warning."

    From our "Voice of San Diego At Home" series, this is an interview with La Mesa City Councilwoman Dr. Akilah Weber. Weber spoke with VOSD's Scott Lewis about the George Floyd killing,...

    23 min
  • Happy SDSU Deal Day

    This week we previewed the deal between SDSU and the city for Mission Valley's stadium land. Note: The podcast was recorded on Thursday, the day before the City Council made its decision. Plus: An Encinitas homelessness solution is working...

    38 min
  • The Blurry Lines of Stage 2 Reopening

    This week, the California Department of Health gave the OK for San Diego County to open restaurants for dine-in service, among other changes.

    So, you can go to restaurants now. But the question is: Will you?

    ...
    56 min

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