Terry Kath was the monster guitarist from the band Chicago, when they were still a monster guitar and horn-driven band. This edition of KVC-Arts has David Fleming in conversation with Michelle Kath Sinclair, who was only two when Terry lost his life. She went on a journey to find the father she never knew, and shares that story with the documentary, "The Terry Kath Experience." This is a rebroadcast for Terry's birthday, who would have been 74 on January 31st.

This edition of KVC-Arts is focused on things to see or do in the Inland Empire. KVCR's Jessica Greenwell speaks with Larry Burns about his latest book, "Secret Inland Empire: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure." This is the follow up to "100 Things to Do in Riverside CA Before You Die." KVCR's Shareen Awad is in briefly with more events coming up in our region.

This edition has David Fleming in conversation once again with Ben Stewart, AKA the bald, geek rapper who stole hip hop, as evidenced by the video for the title cut of Bejiphonik's first EP, We Stole Hip Hop. Ben's in studio again to talk about the next EP, which will have some DIFFERENT sounds for Benjiphonik, as well as the premiere for the next video, Braggadocious Rhyme.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Benjamin Purper in conversation with Ryan Berk, owner of Parliament Chocolate and A La Minute in Redlands. We'll then hear a brief radio essay from Miles Johnson talking about Frank Ocean's "Blond." The rest of the hour we have Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with actor and comedian Mark Christopher Lawrence.

This edition is primarily David Fleming in conversation with Wink Martindale, who recently emceed a concert here in the Inland Empire. We'll hear about game shows of course, but we'll also hear about Elvis Presley, and some of his first music and interviews. Before moving on to games shows, some of Wink's early TV experience involved hosting Teenage Dance Party, and once again - Elvis is involved in this one too. The program closes with A couple seasonal tunes from Songbird - the duo of KVCR's

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted entirely to guitarist Peter Curtis, and his recent release, "Christmas With Your Jewish Boyfriend," an exploration of the phenomenon of just how many well known Christmas songs were written by Jews. We'll hear about what led to the cd, some surprises as well as disappointments, and a tune arranged and performed in the KVCR studios.

KVC-Arts #300 is in conversation with Eva Mikhailovna, with music from Eva and the Vagabond Tales. Eva's been on the show seversal times in the past to talk about her cd and/or album releases. Having recently released a few videos of songs new and old - this is the focus of KVC-Arts #300. As if I told someone of the band, and they checked out the music by going through the videos at evaandthevagabondtales.com or by going YouTubing. A special guest, with special music, for a special show. Thank

The program begins with David Fleming in conversation with Leslie Odum Jr. Odum got his start on Broadway in RENT at the age of 17. He also originated the role of Aaron Burr in Hamilton, for which he received a Tony and a Grammy. He has numerous TV credits as well, including recurring roles on CSI: Miami, and Law and Order SVU, and is currently in theatres as William Still in Harriet. Leaslie Odum Jr will be performing in Riverside soon. Then David speaks once again with Gerry Becley or the band

The sole focus of this edition of KVC-Arts is with David Fleming in conversation with Gerry Beckley, one of the founders of the band America. And while America embarks on their 50th Anniversary tour, Beckly has just released his 7th solo work, 5 Mile Road.

This edition of KVC-Arts goes into the KVC-Archives for a conversation with David Foster. He’s given us SO much in the world of music, songs and singers, and put it out there in his book HITMAN. Lillian Vasquez has more in this conversation from 2009 not long after the book came out, and when we were airing the PBS special by the same name.