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San Diego Bay

San Diego Bay

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Sep 29, 2026

JD DenhamHOST
2:26
What do you think about that? You agree with that?
Jacob LawsonGUEST
2:28
I was just running up and down San Diego Bay this morning and looking at all the money in the yachts and the boats and the mega yachts.
Jacob LawsonGUEST
2:36
And it's just this unlimitless abundance out there.
Jacob LawsonGUEST
2:40
If you want to stick yourself in a little box that you think it's unachievable for you, it's your
SarahHOST
29:38
I'm asking.
SarahHOST
29:40
When did this happen? A Portuguese navigator working for the Spanish crown, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, discovered California when he sailed into present-day San Diego Bay.
SarahHOST
29:54
When did that happen?
VinnyHOST
29:57
We discovered
Laurel Glass-LeesGUEST
15:22
So I convinced them to hire me as an on-call employee.
Laurel Glass-LeesGUEST
15:27
I was compensated $10 an hour and no benefits to collect stormwater in San Diego Bay.
Laurel Glass-LeesGUEST
15:34
So hence the sewer rat.
Laurel Glass-LeesGUEST
15:35
I would put on a yellow suit and collect water in a drain.
Lee EdwardsHOST
1:21
Yes, I...
Lee EdwardsHOST
1:23
Flew out to the West Coast on Friday, back to my old stomping ground in San Diego for a good friend's wedding, which was a beautiful day and evening on Saturday, right on San Diego Bay.
Lee EdwardsHOST
1:35
And then I said, you know what? I'll put the alarm on and I'll go down to the sports bar and watch some of the game.
Lee EdwardsHOST
1:43
At least I'll be able to evaluate a few players and see how we kind of fare against the Super Bowl champions.
Ed HowardHOST
54:11
Well, now it's time to check today in history for Monday, September 28th.
Ed HowardHOST
54:15
And on this date, in 1542, Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo landed in what is now San Diego Bay, marking the first European expedition to explore the coast of present-day California.
Ed HowardHOST
54:30
Cabrillo's arrival initiated contact between European explorers and the indigenous Kumeyaay people.
Ed HowardHOST
54:38
In 1781, the Battle of Yorktown began when General George Washington, leading a combined force of 17,000 French and Continental troops, initiated a siege against British General Lord Charles Cornwallis and his 9,000 troops at Yorktown, Virginia.
Preston ScottHOST
4:51
It is the 28th of September.
Preston ScottHOST
4:57
And so it was on this date in 1542, Portuguese navigator Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo sails into San Diego Bay, becoming the first known European to explore the California coast.
Preston ScottHOST
5:09
I want you to just get in your brain that that the map.
Preston ScottHOST
5:17
How did he get there? That was an adventure.
Kyle WarrenHOST
47:22
But there's always something going on on this day in history.
Kyle WarrenHOST
47:28
On this day in history, in 1542, the Spanish explorer Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo arrived in San Diego Bay, was now San Diego Bay.
Kyle WarrenHOST
47:39
He was searching for the Strait of Anian, evidently a mythical waterway.
Kyle WarrenHOST
47:46
But of course, the rest is history there in San Diego.
Billy EdPANELIST
5:27
They still call it that.
Billy EdPANELIST
5:28
He sailed into what is now San Diego Bay.
Billy EdPANELIST
5:33
And I guess they don't have Pacific hurricanes over there this time of year in 1542.
Billy EdPANELIST
5:37
Because he sailed fine.
Jeff HarmatzHOST
15:37
On this date
Cody JosephHOST
15:40
in 1542, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo, a Portuguese explorer sailing for the Spanish crown, landed his ship at San Diego Bay.
Cody JosephHOST
15:57
was the first European to see California.
Cody JosephHOST
16:06
On this date in 1850, flogging was abolished as a form of punishment on U.S. Navy vessels.
BKHOST
1:51
And then that's where we do like more swimming and fucking pull-ups and push-ups and shit like that to honor the boys.
BKHOST
1:57
Go back in the water for a 2.3 mile swim across the San Diego Harbor.
BKHOST
2:03
we get out the midway the aircraft carrier museum that's there and we climb up to the deck we do more push-ups and pull-ups and that kind of summed it up so overall is a total ass-kicker and also if you had been following me on social media and saw uh like the couple hours later i left for a little camping trip a little tour of the central coast of california where i've actually flown over but i've never really spent any time there and it was so beautiful But it is like a time warp.
BKHOST
2:31
I was there and I didn't think about news.

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