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Episode 75 - Thursday, February 22
An update on several stories about San Diego, including a return visit to Kensington Caves
Episode 74 - Thursday, February 15
An old-time general store in Santa Ysabel, the Aztec basketball champs of 1941, and more!
Episode 73 - Thursday, February 8
Meet a mountain man who’s built a fort from the 1840's in Alpine.
Episode 72 - Thursday, February 2
Remember the Bostonia Ballroom, see a remarkable granite house, and more!
Episode 71 - Thursday, January 25
Find out who created the metal monsters in Borrego Springs and more!
A collection of stories about the history and people of the area we call home.
Episode 60 - Thursday, January 30, 2014
We Remember San Diego TV host Johnny Downs. Who was Lymon Judson Gage, and more!
Episode 59 - Thursday, January 23, 2014
The story of a freeway mystery on Interstate 5, what viewers have sent in, and more!
Episode 58 - Thursday, May 9, 2013
A visit to the Steam and Gas Engine Museum at Vista, the Clermont Hotel, and more!
Episode 57 - Thursday, May 2, 2013
We explore what appears to be shipyard in Alpine.
Episode 56 - Thursday, January 24, 2013
We become "street wise" about Pacific Beach and University Heights; remember the City of E
Episode 55 - Thursday, January 17, 2013
A look inside the incredible caves of Kensington.
Episode 70 - Thursday, March 2, 2017
A peacetime disaster in San Diego Bay more than a century ago, a fire in Balboa and more!
Episode 69 - February 23, 2017
We remember Chunky Sanchez and the legacy he left in the Barrio.
Visit a North Park museum that takes visitors back to before the age of TV.
Meet “The Betsy Ross of San Diego” and see the smallest published book in the world!
Episode 64 - Balboa Park - 1915 Expo Centennial
Stories about the Panama California Exposition of 1915 in Balboa Park.
A Balboa Park Ranger has lovingly preserved unique relics of the 1915 Exposition.
The legacy of the 1915 Panama California Exposition
Throughout Balboa Park, you can discover traces of what remain from the 1915 Exposition.
The Panama California Exposition of 1915, Balboa Park
The heart and soul of what Balboa Park is today can be traced back to the Expo of 1915.
Getting to the Panama California Exposition of 1915
Visitors from all over flocked to Balboa Park for the 1915 Expo. How did they get there?
St. Francis Chapel, Balboa Park
Very few people know about this hidden gem in Balboa Park.
These red lips are part of the landscape of Lemon Grove, but how did they get there?
Ford Road - Air and Space Museum, Balboa Park
Ever wonder why there is a mural of cars in the Air & Space Museum?
The California Tower, Balboa Park
This 200-foot tall structure is a great place to take in a 360 degree view of San Diego!
The San Diego Flume Water Project
In 1888 our most remarkable water source was a 37 mile long flume, made of redwood.
Honeymoon Bridge - Palm Canyon, Balboa Park
Check out a spot that was rumored to lead to marital happiness for you and your loved one.
Hundreds of wild parrots have made Ocean Beach & Pt. Loma home. Where did they come from?
Engine 5119 at The Railroad Museum (Campo)
This is a touching railroad love story about San Diego.
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