FIFA's $13B World Cup Windfall, Padres' Tatis Jr. Drought

Friday May 01, 2026

In this episode from Encinitas, we delve into FIFA's staggering $13 billion World Cup revenue projection, highlighting the immense financial impact of this global event. Meanwhile, local sports fans are focused on Fernando Tatis Jr.'s ongoing home run drought as the San Diego Padres prepare to face the Chicago White Sox at Petco Park. Despite Tatis Jr.'s struggles, the Padres maintain a strong position, emphasizing their resilience and potential for future success.

The episode also covers Encinitas' surf conditions, with clean waves ideal for beginners, and a detailed weather forecast promising mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. We discuss the pause on remote worker meetups in San Diego, spotlighting Scott Muirhead's unique approach to remote work. Additionally, we touch on the upcoming SoCal Derby, where San Diego FC faces LAFC without their captain, Jeppe Tverskov.

On a national scale, we explore the implications of new mortgage scoring models and the insurance industry's pricing practices. Finally, we touch on the latest developments in the crypto market and the much-anticipated sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada," bringing a mix of local and global stories to our Encinitas listeners.

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