In today's edition, David Fleming welcomes back local Riverside guitarist, Peter Curtis. You'll hear more about his 2020 release featuring Ken Steele called "Steele in Love." To find more about Peter Curtis, you can visit https://www.petercurtismusic.com/.

On today's edition, Shawn Michael Perry stops by to talk about new material coming out soon, and hopefully a tour which will bring him to this area soon. To listen to some of his music, go to https://www.shawnmichaelperry.com/.

On today's edition of KVC-Arts, Maraget Worsley speaks with Dana Zimbric, Artistic Director and conductor with the California Chamber Orchestra. You’ll hear about the California Chamber Orchestra organization, as well as an upcoming performance by the Hausmann Quartet in the garden at the Murrieta Public Library, with works by Haydn and more.

On this edition of KVC-Arts, David Fleming speaks once again to Ben Stewart, AKA Benjiphonik. And, once again, we’ll be counting down to the next video premiere, set to be made available at the end of the program. It’s for a song called EVERY LITTLE THING, and while Benjiphonik is often in with bald geek rap and hip hop which will leave you laughing… this one is much deeper… from the heart, and very personal, though applicable to SO many.

On today's edition on KVC-Arts, Lillian Vasquez speaks with musician BJ Thomas, who recently passed away at the age of 78. Lillian spoke with Thomas in the Fall of 2020 when Thomas was celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Somebody Done Somebody Wrong Song. BJ talks about this and many of his other hits over the years, including the iconic Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head.

In today's edition, David Fleming has a conversation with Joe Di Fiore, a regional multi-instrumentalist. Joe Di Fiore talks about his release, “Into the Woods," combining works by classical and jazz composers. He is also seen playing with Eva and the Vagabond Tales.

As KVC-Arts transitions from a one-hour show heard twice a week to being a half-hour show heard three times a week, we're revisiting a favorite. Author Bill Kopp's Reinventing Pink Floyd: From Syd Barrett To The Dark Side of the Moon, examining the period of Syd Barrett's departure, and the band having to find their new sound... the sound which we assiciate Pink Floyd with today.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Misty Burrell, Interim Dean of Visual and Performing Arts at Chaffey College, and a call for art – from this area. Art which represents some of YOUR time – during the pandemic. This is for an online exhibition. Then we'll hear from Margret Worsley, principal clarinetist with the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra. She’ll be speaking about their concert, in conversation with guest pianist, David Kaplan. Rounding out the program, Emmanuel Rogers checks out a recent book, COOKING WITH SCRAPS, in conversation with author Lindsay Jean Hard.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Misty Burrell, Interim Dean of Visual and Performing Arts at Chaffey College, and a call for art – from this area. Art which represents some of YOUR time – during the pandemic. This is for an online exhibition. Then we'll hear from Margret Worsley, principal clarinetist with the San Bernardino Symphony Orchestra. She’ll be speaking about their concert, in conversation with guest pianist, David Kaplan. Rounding out the

In today's edition of KVC-Arts, David Fleming had a conversation with Mike Brewer of the folk rock duo Brewer & Shipley. Mike talks about his new documentary, "Brewer & Shipley:?One Toke Over The Line And Still Smokin." You'll hear about how and when the documentary came about. Additionally, you'll hear the history behind that hugely well-known song, "One Toke Over the Line".