This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Carol Dixon about the 58th annual headdress ball presented by the Assistance League of San Bernardino. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Sarven Manguiat about Culebra Guitars, based out of Upland, CA, manufacturers of 3, 4, and 6-string cigar- box guitars. We'll touch a bit on process - and history, and get a bit of a demo as well.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Janee Both Gragg about the upcoming Vibe Festival of Wellness, April 14th at University of Redlands. David then speaks with Lillian Vasquez about the Superhero Walk for Autism and Resource Fair - also on April 14th on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College. The program wraps with David speaking with members of The Rancho D'Vines - a womens choral group joining the San Bernardino Symphony for their next concert - April

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Dane Hucklebridge, author of No Beast So Fierce: The Terrifying True Story of the Chapawat Tiger, The Deadliest Animal in History. Then it's Emmanuel Rogers checking out Rosemay Gladstone's Medicinal Herbs - A Beginners Guide. He'll be speaking with author Rosemary Gladstone. Then it's David Fleming speaking with Matie Scully, Chair of the Performing Arts Department on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College. We'll hear

You think you know your friends, your neighbors, your spouse, but what happens when you suddenly discover they have a garage full of guns? This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted soley to Friends With Guns, a play about issues that divide us. More than guns - it's about communicating... and listening. Friends With Guns is running through May 4th at The Road Theatre in North Hollywood. David Fleming speaks with playwright Stephanie Walker and director Randee Trabitz.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Taylor Milliner in conversation with Liz Arch, author of "The Courage to Rise - Using Movement, Mindfulness, and Healing Foods to Triumph over Trauma." Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Kellie McDonald, directing "A Piece of My Heart" at The Footlighters Theatre in Redlands. It's the story of several women - an intelligence officer, a singer, and several nurses. We hear their stories of before during and after the Vietnam War. The show closes with

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Cirque du Soleil Crystal. It's David Fleming in conversation with Julie Desmarais, publicist, and Jorge Petit, juggler. Then we have Isel Cuapio speaking with John Jennings, editor of a comics publishing line called Megascope - which highlights stories of people of color. Then it's David Fleming once again speaking with Sharon Lavery, guest conductor for the upcoming performance by the San Bernardino Symphony, featuring Melissa Manchester, as well as some

Friday March 1st marks the 46th anniversary of the realease of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. With that in mind, this edition of KVC-Arts is ALL Pink Floyd. David Fleming speaks with Bill Kopp, author of Reinventing Pink Floyd - From Syd Barrett to The Dark Side of the Moon. This is a look at the time of Barrett's "departure" from the band, the group the re-discovering who and what they were, eventually becoming the band that we think of as Pink Ployd.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Taylor Milliner in conversation with Rebecca Trawick, Curator for "Faster Faster," an art exhibit revolving around motorcycles and motorcycle culture. That's followed with Emmanuel Rogers speaking with Sean McFate, author of "Shadow War," the first in a series of thriller-fiction in the vein of Tom Clancy. The shows closes with David Fleming speaking with David Morgan, author of "Monty Python Speaks," a look at an amazing - and silly - 30-year spree in

The sole focus of this edition of KVC-Arts is on Kim Lenz. A mainstay of the rockabilly scene in the 90's, David Fleming speaks with her about her new album. Called "Slowly Speeding," it still has many elements of rockabilly, but also has leanings toward a very atmospheric, roots-driven record.

This edition of KVC-Arts starts with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Meredith Ochs about her book, "Aretha Franklin: Queen of Soul - A Life in Photographs." Then I'll be speaking with Arturo Sandoval about SO much. Scoring films... Dizzy Gilespie... Justin Timberlake... you know- that sort of thing. We'll close with a few tunes from Lakin from a wonderful, wonderful recent interview, after which we got a few really nice "unplugged" in-studio recordings. One from each of her past (non