Listen to Podcast of the Show Gene Locklear played professional baseball from 1969 until 1977. He started in the farm league for the Cincinnati Reds, and later played in the Major Leagues for the Reds, San Diego Padres, and New York Yankees. Locklear is from North Carolina, and he is a full-bodied Lumbee Indian. After Locklear’s professional ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show Former investment banker at Morgan Stanley, Frank Partnoy, and author of F.I.A.S.C.O, Infectious Greed, The Match King, and most recently WAIT:The Art and Science of Delay, was our guest on July 15th. Frank is currently a practicing corporate lawyer and leading world expert on market regulations. He is also a ...

Ted Geisel had a favorite booth at the La Valencia Hotel, and his wife Audrey, closest friends and family gathered together on Sunday July 8th, 2012 to dedicate a plaque to the beloved man whose pen name was Dr. Seuss. The idea of a plaque was the brainchild of Richard’s co-host Joe Vecchio, and the ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show Legendary sportscasters Dick Enberg joined our radio program on July 8th, 2012. Enberg continues a long career in calling sports events on NBC, CBS, and ESPN. He is particularly well-known for his 28 year long stint at Wimbledon, but he has done sports commentary on many sports including basketball, baseball, ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show Tom McLoughlin is Head of Municipal Research, leading research and strategy efforts within the municipal bond market. He currently serves as a member of the Wealth Management Research Management Committee. Prior to joining UBS, Tom spent more than 25 years in the public finance field, most recently as CEO of National ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show On Sunday June 24th, Richard and Joe welcomed Dan Yates, Steven Sefton, and Sean Puckett of Regents Bank to their financial radio talk show. Regents Bank is the newest sponsor of It’s Your Money, Not Theirs. Dan Yates is a native San Diegan and a graduate of SDSU. He has ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show Sunday night, June 24th, It’s Your Money and Your Life! hosted a double-header. Alice Hill joined the show. Ms. Hill was a talented athlete herself, but she made history when she was the Director of Women’s Athletics at Colorado State University. From her website, She was the first Director of Women’s ...

The co-founder of the Move Your Feet Before You Eat Foundation, Kathy Kinane wrote an editorial for the San Diego Union Tribune that ran in the opinion section. As 50-year-old women, my friends and I are keenly aware of those who came before us, and the people – both women and men – who voted ...

Listen to Podcast of the Show Whatever happened to Jerry Gross? Walk through San Diego Padres history with a riveting interview with broadcaster Jerry Gross. Jerry is a sports broadcasting icon in San Diego. He was the first announcer of San Diego’s original basketball team, now the Houston Rockets. Gross was also the announcer for the ...

ESPN is unveiling the top 40 female athletes of the past 40 years and featured will be former student-athlete and International Tennis Hall of Famer Billie Jean King. In 1990, Life Magazine named Billie Jean King as one of the most important Americans of the 20th century. The documentary will debut on ESPN2 on June 23 ...