Tuesday September 15, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the transformative impact the upcoming 2028 Olympics will have on Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, including Venice Beach. With preparations underway, the event promises to reshape the city’s infrastructure and daily life, from commandeering public buses to reserving freeway lanes. Local officials remain optimistic, though concerns about security and the financial burden on taxpayers persist.

We also explore the fascinating phenomenon of the Kelvin wave, a massive movement of warm water traveling along the Pacific coast, potentially raising sea levels in Southern California by about a foot. This natural occurrence is linked to the strengthening El Niño, adding another layer of complexity to the region's weather patterns.

In sports, the Los Angeles Dodgers and Charge ...