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June 10, 2024
SE02:EP118

In today's episode, we remember the 252nd anniversary of the Burning of the Gaspee, a significant act of defiance against British rule that took place in Narragansett Bay in 1772. In the Surf Report, we'll see a playful mix of swells with average breaks offering waist to chest-high waves, and South County standouts pushing upwards of head-high. Next, we check the weather, expecting patchy drizzle in the morning followed by cloudy skies with a high near 70 degrees. Local news focuses on Zhengxin Chicken-Steak, one of China's largest chains with over twenty thousand locations globally, expanding into San Diego with a new spot in Kearny Mesa. Sports highlights the Boston Celtics taking control of the NBA Finals with a 105 to 98 Game 2 victory over the struggling Dallas Mavericks. Top News dives into activists urging the FDA to ban methylene chloride, a chemical used in decaf coffee production, due to its links to cancer and other health issues. Business news covers Spirit Halloween gearing up for its busy season by hiring 50,000 employees for its 1,500 US locations. Science discusses Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, set to capture Wall Street's attention with expected announcements focusing on artificial intelligence. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Apple TV+'s "Presumed Innocent," starring Jake Gyllenhaal, which debuts on June 12th. We conclude the episode with a quote from Pope Francis, reflecting on the importance of choosing good over evil.

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June 10, 2024
SE02:EP118

In today's episode, we remember the 252nd anniversary of the Burning of the Gaspee, a significant act of defiance against British rule that took place in Narragansett Bay in 1772. In the Surf Report, we'll see a playful mix of swells with average breaks offering waist to chest-high waves, and South County standouts pushing upwards of head-high. Next, we check the weather, expecting patchy drizzle in the morning followed by cloudy skies with a high near 70 degrees. Local news focuses on Zhengxin Chicken-Steak, one of China's largest chains with over twenty thousand locations globally, expanding into San Diego with a new spot in Kearny Mesa. Sports highlights the Boston Celtics taking control of the NBA Finals with a 105 to 98 Game 2 victory over the struggling Dallas Mavericks. Top News dives into activists urging the FDA to ban methylene chloride, a chemical used in decaf coffee production, due to its links to cancer and other health issues. Business news covers Spirit Halloween gearing up for its busy season by hiring 50,000 employees for its 1,500 US locations. Science discusses Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference, set to capture Wall Street's attention with expected announcements focusing on artificial intelligence. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Apple TV+'s "Presumed Innocent," starring Jake Gyllenhaal, which debuts on June 12th. We conclude the episode with a quote from Pope Francis, reflecting on the importance of choosing good over evil.

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June 07, 2024
SE02:EP116

In today's episode, we commemorate the 95th anniversary of Vatican City becoming a sovereign state with the signing of the Lateran Treaty in 1929. In the Surf Report, we'll see playful swells through Friday and Saturday, with waist to chest-high waves, and larger at standout spots. Next, we check the weather, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by cloudy skies with a high near 73 degrees. Local news focuses on the historic Old Point Loma Lighthouse at Cabrillo National Monument closing for restoration through August. Sports highlights the Boston Celtics dominating Game 1 of the NBA Finals, defeating the Dallas Mavericks 107 to 89. Top News dives into Joel Kaimakani Libed's experience bringing 15 pounds of Spam through a TSA checkpoint. Business news covers Dave & Buster's transforming its arcades into casinos through a partnership with Lucra Sports. Science discusses fascinating research revealing insights into animal intelligence and behavior, including crows' counting abilities and finches' pre-verbal babbling stage. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about the ongoing fallout from the actors' strike, which has left the box office struggling. We conclude the episode with a quote from Pope Francis, reflecting on the importance of choosing good over evil.

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June 06, 2024
SE02:EP115

In today's episode, we remember the 180th anniversary of Sir George Williams founding the first YMCA in London. We then check out the Surf Report, with Southwest swell topping out on Thursday with good summertime breaks in San Diego in the waist to chest-high range. Next, we dive into the weather, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by cloudy skies with a high near 72 degrees. Local news covers Rubio's Coastal Grill closing forty-eight locations in California, citing the rising cost of doing business in the state. Sports highlights the NBA nearing a $76 billion TV deal with NBC, Amazon, and ESPN. Top News delves into the debate over breakfast's importance among health experts. Business news focuses on Jaime Rogozinski, founder of WallStreetBets on Reddit. Science discusses the threats to Australia's biodiversity, with about 2,000 native species at risk of extinction. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about James Gunn's "Superman", set to rejuvenate the Man of Steel's cinematic presence in 2025. We conclude the episode with a quote from Oscar Wilde, reflecting on the value of doing things well and pursuing what is worthwhile.

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June 05, 2024
SE02:EP114

In today's episode, we remember the 91st anniversary of the United States abandoning the gold standard, a move that came after Congress nullified creditors' rights to demand gold payments. In the Surf Report for Tourmaline and South San Diego, we'll see a playful mix of swells with thigh to waist-high waves at average breaks and chest-high waves at combo and windswell focal points. Next, we check the weather, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by cloudy skies with a high near 71 degrees. Local news focuses on San Diego gene-sequencing giant, Illumina, spinning off early cancer-detecting startup; "Grail" for the second time, after a failed $7 billion acquisition. Sports highlights Christian McCaffrey signing a two-year extension with the 49ers, making him the highest-paid running back through 2027. Top News dives into the FBI's undercover operation, running its own encrypted cell phone company, Anom, as part of a massive sting operation called Operation Trojan Shield. Business news covers the data glitch that caused Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway shares to plummet to $185 each on June 3rd. Science discusses the FDA advisers' vote against approving MDMA for PTSD therapy, citing numerous trial flaws. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Elizabeth Warren criticizing Ticketmaster and Live Nation for monopolistic practices that harm artists, venues, and consumers. We conclude the episode with a quote from Franklin D. Roosevelt, reflecting on the intentional nature of political events.

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June 04, 2024
SE02:EP113

In today's episode of Sunny Mornings in San Diego, we start by celebrating the 105th anniversary of the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution being passed by the Senate, granting women the right to vote. We then take a look at the Surf Report, expecting playful thigh-waist high waves with occasional chest high sets through midweek, with the best time to ride being around 6 AM. We then check out the weather outlook, which forecasts mostly cloudy skies with a high near 70 degrees. Local news covers a rare shark bite incident off Del Mar, prompting beach closures and investigations into the shark species involved. Sports highlights Justin Jefferson's four-year, $140 million extension with the Minnesota Vikings, setting a new pay scale for non-quarterbacks. Top News covers the potential health risks of drinking alcohol before napping on a plane, due to lower air pressure and oxygen levels in airplane cabins. Business news dives into the potential crisis facing the US banking system as $929 billion in commercial real estate debt comes due in 2024. Science explores the research that has uncovered the reasons why people spontaneously dance to music, finding a link to the music's syncopation. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about the upcoming "Knives Out" sequel, "Wake Up Dead Man," featuring Daniel Craig's return as detective Benoit Blanc. We wrap up with a powerful quote from women's rights activist Susan B. Anthony.

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