Sunny Mornings | Encinitas

by Sunny Mornings Podcast Network Encinitas, CA, USA

Get ready for a brand-new way to start your day!  Coming soon to your podcast lineup, "Sunny Mornings Encinitas”, your ultimate daily news companion.  We're here to make your mornings brighter, and here's how.

Every morning, we've got your back with the freshest updates on local and national news, weather forecasts, tide information, surf reports, upcoming events, and the latest sports buzz.  Our mission ... 

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Podcast episodes

  • Season 2

  • Boeing, Encinitas Surf, AI Olympics, Amazon, Bruce Springsteen.

    Boeing, Encinitas Surf, AI Olympics, Amazon, Bruce Springsteen.

    June 27, 2024 SE02:EP127 In today's episode, we celebrate National Bingo Day, learning about its origins in Italy and its popularization in the United States. In the Encinitas and North County Surf Report, we'll see thigh to waist-high West wind swell and knee to waist-high South-West ground swell this weekend. Mornings will be semi-glassy and calm with variable winds under five miles per hour. Afternoons will become choppy with on-shore winds increasing to five to fifteen miles per hour. We'll also take a look at Encinitas, where conditions are looking fair to choppy throughout the day, at 2 to 3 feet. Next, we check the weather in Encinitas, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by cloudy skies, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 66 degrees. Local news focuses on the SPRINTER Corridor and Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal in San Diego County receiving over fifteen million dollars in federal grants. Sports highlights NBC convincing legendary broadcaster Al Michaels to embrace an AI version of his voice for Olympics coverage. Top News dives into Crescent Regional Hospital in Lancaster, Texas, becoming the first in the United States to use holograms for doctor-patient visits. Business news covers Amazon planning to introduce a discount section on its site featuring cheap items shipped directly from warehouses in China. Science discusses Boeing's Starliner spacecraft leaving two NASA astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, in limbo on the International Space Station. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA" celebrating its fortieth anniversary and being back on the charts. We conclude the episode with a quote from Bruce Springsteen, reflecting on the importance of work and its role in shaping one's sense of self. @sunnymorningspodcast

  • Flying Saucer, Encinitas Surf, Stanley Cup, Defense Startups, Inside Out 2.

    Flying Saucer, Encinitas Surf, Stanley Cup, Defense Startups, Inside Out 2.

    June 24, 2024 SE02:EP126 In today's episode, we remember the 77th anniversary of pilot Kenneth Arnold's sighting of "mysterious" objects over Mount Rainier, introducing the term "flying saucer" to the world. In the Encinitas and North County Surf Report, we'll see an established Southwest swell on Monday and Tuesday, with semi-glassy mornings, and semi-choppy afternoons, as winds shift from North-West to West. On Wednesday, anticipate waist to stomach-high South-Southwest-swell, with glassy mornings and semi-bumpy afternoons. Thursday will bring thigh to waist-high South-Southwest short period wind swell, with semi-choppy conditions as winds shift from South to South-Southwest. We'll also take a look at Encinitas, where conditions are looking fair to choppy at 3 to 4 feet throughout the day. Next, we check the weather in Encinitas, expecting mostly sunny skies with a high near 71 degrees. Local news focuses on the new copper line in East County, which may replace three stations between Santee and El Cajon, requiring transfers at the El Cajon Transit Center. Sports highlights the potential for a historic Stanley Cup win for the Edmonton Oilers, ending a 30-year drought for Canadian teams. Top News dives into a new study suggesting that gently touching your arms and fingertips may help stop body-focused repetitive behaviors, like nail biting and skin picking. Business news covers Hasbro's launch of three in-person play experiences at two Northern New Jersey malls. Science discusses Silicon Valley startups increasingly entering the defense market, driven by conflicts like those in Ukraine and the Middle East. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Pixar's "Inside Out 2" earning one hundred million dollars in its second weekend. We conclude the episode with a quote from the Chinese philosopher Confucius, reminding us to keep going, even if we go slowly. @sunnymorningspodcast

  • Charlie Woods, Encinitas Surf, Nvidia, Apple Intelligence, Sony Pictures

    Charlie Woods, Encinitas Surf, Nvidia, Apple Intelligence, Sony Pictures

    June 20, 2024 SE02:EP125 In today's episode, we remember the 121st anniversary of Barney Oldfield, known as the "speed king," becoming a legend by driving the first gas-powered car to sixty miles per hour. In the Encinitas and North County Surf Report, we'll see easing surf through Friday, with waist-high waves at average breaks, chest-high in South County, and shoulder-high at standout spots. We'll also take a look at Encinitas, where conditions are looking clean to fair in the morning, at 2 to three feet until noon. Next, we check the weather in Encinitas, expecting foggy skies in the morning, gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 67 degrees. Local news focuses on Manny Machado's 2024 season, raising concerns about his performance at the plate. Sports highlights Charlie Woods, son of Tiger Woods, qualifying for the US Junior Amateur championship. Top News dives into the misconception of carbohydrates and their importance for a long, healthy life. Business news covers Nvidia becoming the world’s most valuable company, surpassing Microsoft. Tech discusses Apple Intelligence, set to launch with iOS 18, revolutionizing user interaction with iPhones, Macs, and iPads through advanced AI features. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Sony Pictures Entertainment acquiring Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. We conclude the episode with a quote from Tiger Woods, reflecting on the importance of work ethic in achieving success. @sunnymorningspodcast

  • Boston Celtics, Encinitas Surf, Trump Crypto, Batteries, Muppets.

    Boston Celtics, Encinitas Surf, Trump Crypto, Batteries, Muppets.

    June 18, 2024 SE02:EP124 In today's episode, we celebrate International Sushi Day, learning about its fascinating history and the evolution of this beloved dish. In the Encinitas and North County Surf Report, we'll see waist to chest-high waves Tuesday, with morning On-Shore winds. Next, we check the weather in Encinitas, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by partly sunny skies with a high near 67 degrees. Local news focuses on Local Scoop, a zero-waste grocery store in Encinitas, embodying sustainable living and eco-friendly practices. Sports highlights the Boston Celtics clinching their 18th NBA championship with a 106 to 88 win over the Dallas Mavericks. Top News dives into the challenges faced by social media influencers, with many struggling to earn a stable income despite their popularity. Business news covers former President Donald Trump's embrace of cryptocurrencies, seeking support from the crypto community against rivals Joe Biden and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Science discusses Japan's TDK announcing a breakthrough in solid-state battery technology, claiming their new material offers an energy density of 1,000 watt-hours per liter, a hundred times greater than current models. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Ron Howard's documentary, "Jim Henson; Idea Man," exploring the immense potential Henson might have achieved in the digital age had he not passed away suddenly in 1990. We conclude the episode with a quote from Jim Henson, encouraging us to write our own endings and keep believing and pretending. @sunnymorningspodcast

  • DeChambeau, Encinitas Surf, Gamestop, Matt Damon, Terrafrom.

    DeChambeau, Encinitas Surf, Gamestop, Matt Damon, Terrafrom.

    June 17, 2024 SE02:EP123 In today's episode, we remember the 249th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, a significant act of defiance against British rule that took place in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1775. In the Encinitas and North County Surf Report, we'll see a fresh South-West swell to peak on Monday, with widespread waist to chest-high waves, and head-high waves at stand-out breaks. We'll also take a look at Encinitas, where conditions are looking rough today, at 3 to 4 feet, and nothing but the chop. Next, we check the weather in Encinitas, expecting patchy fog in the morning followed by partly sunny skies with a high near 67 degrees. Local news focuses on grading resuming for Oceanside's much-anticipated Ocean Kamp project, featuring an artificial wave lagoon, resort hotel, retail shops, and nearly 700 homes. Sports highlights Bryson DeChambeau winning his second US Open, triumphing at Pinehurst Number 2. Top News dives into "Roaring Kitty" adding four million more GameStop shares, bringing his total stake to nine million shares, valued at two hundred and sixty-two million dollars. Business news covers the $4.5 billion settlement between Do Kwon, Terraform Labs, and the US SEC, marking a resolution in the high-profile case involving Kwon's failed stablecoin. Science discusses NASA's 47-year-old Voyager 1 probe being fully operational again after seven months of technical issues. Finally, in Entertainment, we learn about Matt Damon and Casey Affleck starring as two thieves on the run in the trailer for Doug Liman’s heist movie "The Instigators." We conclude the episode with a quote from Daniel Webster, reflecting on the difference between two principles as exemplified by the Battle of Bunker Hill. @sunnymorningspodcast