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In this month's NU Speaker Series, Dr. Mark Milliron sits down with Dr. Lee Rice — physician, wellness pioneer, NU Board Chair, and 2024 NU Humanitarian of the Year — to explore the science of epigenetics and what it means for how we live. Dr. Rice has spent more than four decades at the forefront of preventive medicine, and his message is clear: your genes set the stage, but your choices write the story. Join us for a conversation on how to harness the power of your epigenome to boost immunity, sharpen your mind, manage stress, and unlock a life defined by purpose — not just longevity. The NU Speaker Series is a free, virtual community event open to the public! National University Alumni on Facebook / Instagram

The rapper Ye was announced as the headliner for the Wireless Festival in London. He's gained notoriety over the years for his antisemitic comments and activities glorifying Nazis.

In the mountains east of San Diego sits a place called Ilan-Lael. It’s 14 buildings on 10 acres, but beyond that, this place defies description.

What other expenses have you cut to pay for electricity? How have rising rates impacted your household? Are you behind on payments?

Back by popular demand, LuMaya returns to San Marcos for an unforgettable evening of music and inspiration. At just 11 years old, this powerhouse bilingual alto vocalist and dancer has already captivated audiences of more than a thousand, performed alongside Latin Grammy winners, opened for the iconic Mexican artist Ely Guerra, and even shared a duet with Grammy-winning musician Jason Mraz. A performer since the age of four, LuMaya recently expanded her reach with an international debut in Oaxaca, bringing her passion and artistry to audiences abroad. Now she’s returning home to share her extraordinary talent with the community that has supported her from the start. Don’t miss your chance to witness this dynamic young artist as she lights up the stage—come celebrate creativity, culture, and the future of local talent right here in San Marcos. LuMaya on Instagram

The Saps at Sea honor Oliver "Babe" Hardy with a fun movie program. Our cartoon is "Coo-Coo Nut Grove" (1936). Next is another fun "Fitzpatrick's Travel Talks: Old New Orleans" (1940). In "That's My Wife" (1929), Ollie hopes to get an inheritance from his rich uncle. But, he must prove he is happily married... and his wife just left him. Stan is pressed into pretending to be the wife. Russ Peck, resident Saps AV expert, will provide live piano music! "County Hospital" (1932) is a fan favorite. Ollie is in the hospital. Stan brings hard boiled eggs and nuts. And lots of laughter for us. After intermission, we'll show the rarely-seen "Four Clowns" (1970). This documentary features film clips of Buster Keaton, Charley Chase, and of course our two favorite comedians! Visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/1006065675543920/

Whether appearing alone with his guitar or with a 20-piece orchestra or choosing between duo and trio formats, his performances are never merely shows—they are events. And González has every intention of continuing this tradition as he prepares his fully solo tour in support of the eagerly awaited release of his fifth studio album, AGAINST THE DYING OF THE LIGHT. The album provides a welcome reminder of the Gothenburg, Sweden-based artist’s understated appeal and unabashed intimacy, a quality Billboard praised as “one of the most recognizable sounds in indie rock.” The album explores human nature and its uncertain future through the power of his distinctively engaging, deeply contemplative, acoustic-based songcraft. José González on Facebook / Instagram

Helado Negro and Reyna Tropical—the musical projects of Roberto Carlos Lange and Fabi Reyna—come together for their first headline performance as Helado Tropical. Their music blends electronic textures, acoustic sounds, and bilingual songwriting while exploring memory, identity, and belonging. Reyna Tropical is the project of trailblazing Mexican-born, Texas-raised guitarist and singer Fabi Reyna. Her music is a contemporary celebration of rhythmic traditions of the tropical diaspora that create a sonic homeland where Black, indigenous and queer joy can thrive. Helado Tropical on Instagram

We talk about what the primary election results tell us about where San Diego voters stand. And, a preview of the World Cup — which kicks off next week.

Step inside the salons where Schubert’s music first came to life. This evening recreates the spirit of the original Schubertiades—intimate gatherings where friends shared new songs and chamber works at close range. Songs, chamber music, and the radiant Fantasy for four hands draw us into the world of 1820s Vienna, where this music was heard for the very first time. La Jolla Music Society on Facebook / Instagram