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Tomas Herrera-Mishler of the Balboa Park Conservancy and Betty Peabody of Friends of Balboa Park talked with us about the big issues facing San Diego's crown jewel at the second installment of our live podcast summer series.

Councilman David Alvarez talks Chargers stadium, San Diego primaries and his political future in town.

Political strategist Jen Jacobs joins us on the podcast to talk about San Diego's right.

Food writer Troy Johnson joins us on the podcast to talk about his big investigation of the local food scene.

Candice Eley, director of PR for the Tourism Authority, joins us on the podcast to tell us what's up with San Diego's identity crisis and music scene.

VOSD reporter (and San Diego newbie) Ry Rivard joins us to talk about the region's water future. Glug, glug.

Chris Ward and Anthony Bernal, both running to represent City Council District 3, join us for the first of our live podcast summer series.

Dr. Doug Barba, who warned of violent ripple effects among fans if the Chargers leave town, joins us on the show, as well as Monique Lopez of the Environmental Health Coalition.

KPRi host Chris Cantore joins the show to tell us about seeing the Rolling Stones at Solana Beach’s Belly Up Tavern.

Ryan Clumpner, the executive director of the conservative Lincoln Club of San Diego County, sat down with Scott Lewis to talk about local politics. His thoughts on the minimum wage and Chargers stadium issues might surprise you.