The Poway Water Crisis continues to unfold.  Since the Boil Water Advisory was lifted we explore the community’s response to help Poway restaurants get back on their feet.  Customers are tipping generously,

So much happening in San Diego Sports! David Leland is back in the JRP podcast studio to break down the recent Padres trades to acquire Grisham, Davies and Profar, plus the free agent signing of Pomeranz. (This podcast was recorded a few hours

Pete Neild joined us to discuss his newest scientific innovation and his startup Heart Force Science Group.  Pete has patented a method of measuring the actual force a heart produces.  Working with a team of mathematicians,

“If money were no object, and success was guaranteed, what would you be doing with your life?”  This was the question a neighbor in my city shared on Facebook.  In this podcast we explore the excuses people

The Poway water system has been compromised and the community is buzzing.  We explore the issue, the reactions of our neighbors, the actions of our local leaders and all of the chirping, blaming and politicization of the issue.  We also

We cover a wide range of issues in this podcast starting with the sexist law story of a woman charged with lewdness for being topless inside her own home.  We also review the Democratic Debate and share top of mind thoughts on various candidates and is...

We take the podcast on the road and visit with Mark DiCiero at Classic Rotors.  Classic Rotors is a rare and vintage rotorcraft museum located at the Ramona Airport.  It is one of only two helicopter museums in America and one of four in the world.

Rancho Bernardo author Greg Harris joined us to talk about his new book “The Summer of ‘78”.  Greg’s book documents the ultimate road trip of two friends graduating high school and going on a 5-week adventure through California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah,

Michael Bloomberg is about to jump into the race for President as a Democrat. How does his presence change dynamics of the primary race? Should we expect a Billionaire Busy Body just as he was as mayor of New York City?

The State of Oklahoma just released approximately 500 prisoners from it’s system as part of a movement to reduce felony crimes to misdemeanors.  We examine this new story but also take a broader look at the Incarceration State,