On Tuesday, September 15, Voice of San Diego's Scott Lewis and Assemblywoman Shirley Weber sat down to talk about public education in this special back-to-school edition of our One Voice at a Time series brought to you by The Learning Curve.

Mara Elliott, the chief deputy city attorney, is running to replace her boss as city attorney and take the office back to a simpler time where the city said what it wanted, and the attorneys got it done.

Bart Watson, staff economist at the Brewers Association, riffs on the news that Saint Archer, a San Diego craft brewery, was recently purchased by one of the big beer boys, MillerCoors. We also ruminate on the towing industry, police body camera footage and more.

Toni Atkins is out as speaker of the Assembly and Christopher Cadelago from The Sacramento Bee dishes on the news, plus lively banter on this week's Convention Center report and more.

Andrew Keatts and Sara Libby talk about SDPD's shooting expert, Mario Koran's Marne Foster profile, Sweetwater Little League, Shelley Zimmerman and transparency and Sacramento's special legislative session.

Pollster John Nienstedt joins us on the podcast to talk careful wording in polls, "reasonable representation" in surveys and more.

Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez held it down as a part-co-host, part-special guest for our final live podcast of the summer series.

April Boling, political campaign accounting guru, joins us on the podcast to chat about the dynamics of the city's Ethics Commission, keeping track of campaigns' finances and more.

Land use consultant and long-time pro Marcela Escobar-Eck schools us on the technical details of pushing through the Chargers stadium's environmental impact report.

Felena Hanson, founder of Hera Hub, sat down with VOSD host Caty Green for a chat about striking out on your own entrepreneurial path in San Diego.