Mission Bay bathrooms; ex-MLB players push for benefits; Indigenous horror anthologist

The city of San Diego is reopening more than a dozen bathrooms in Mission Bay Park, after months of public backlash.We break down the potty politics and what the story says about the city's budget process.Plus, new reporting from NBC News explores the financial struggles of a group of former MLB stars who feel the game has left them behind.And, local Indigenous horror writer and anthologist Shane Hawk shares his love for dark fiction and discusses his latest work, "Never Whistle At Night Part II: Back for Blood."Guests:Claire Trageser, reporter, Axios San DiegoScott Lewis, CEO and editor in chief, Voice of San DiegoGretchen Morgenson, senior financial reporter, NBC NewsShane Hawk, horror writer and anthologistKeep reading: Mission Bay bathrooms reopen after outcrySan Diego’s Public Restroom Problem Goes Far Beyond Our BeachesFoul ball: These aging ex-MLB stars say the league is turning its back on themNever Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction AnthologyBack for Blood: Never Whistle at Night Part II