The Ohio State professor joins Scott Lewis and Andrew Keatts after the two discuss a school board president's lack of institutional knowledge and how we stumbled into our biggest story of the week.

The latest on all the big infrastructure decisions heading (or not) to the ballot. Plus, LaShae Collins talks Southeastern San Diego Schools.

Also the Chargers' owner takes "tough" questions and new city attorney candidate Bryan Pease joined the show to, in part, explain how he'd be like the former city attorney, Mike Aguirre.

Scott Lewis and Andrew Keatts in a rapid-fire news rundown. The co-hosts also talk to the new president and CEO of the San Diego County Taxpayers Association, Haney Hong.

Scott Lewis asks William Osborne about all the different bosses he had during 44 years shaping San Diego opinion at the Union-Tribune.

Reporter Ry Rivard joins the show this week to break down his investigation into the troubled Hubbs-SeaWorld fish hatchery in Carlsbad, plus we relive the Mayor Bob Filner era and discuss how North Park fits into the city's bold plan to deal with climate change.

District 2 Councilmember Lorie Zapf joins co-hosts Scott Lewis and Andrew Keatts to talk about the vacation rental debate, foster youth and other issues she’s focused on. Lewis and Keatts also bemoan the never-ending Chargers relocation drama.

Daniel Cayan, a climate researcher at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, joins the podcast this week to explain the science behind “king tides." Plus, VOSD's Kinsee Morlan talks to the owners of a new North Park bookstore and cohosts Scott Lewis and Andrew Keatts dive into the week's biggest stories.

The long road from addiction and incarceration to success that VOSD's investigative reporter on education issues took.

Matthew T. Hall, the newly named editor of the Union-Tribune's opinion section, talks about his high profile new gig and stops short of revealing his own political opinions.