KVC-Arts

This edition of KVC-Arts is dedicated solely to Jesse Colin Young. Known best for his work with The Younbloods, and the song, Get Together, he had a recording career before the Youngbloods and after - and has just released his newest. As with most of Young's writing, the songs combine the personal and the political.

This KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers checking out some pairings. That is - what type of food or drink goes well with another food or drink. This examines pairings you might not have thought about. What steak goes well with what... cake. He's be speaking with author Elizabeth Karmel. Then we have Taylor Milliner in conversation with Dr. Shawn Andrews, author of The Power of Perception: Leadership, Emotional Intelligence and the Gender Divide. That's a guide to educate men, women, and

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Vanessa McGrady, telling her story quite frankly with Rock Needs River: A Memoir About a Very Open Adoption. Then we get a mash-up of pop culture and classic literature, as David Fleming speaks with Ian Doescher, author of the recent Much Ado About Mean Girls, and Get Thee Back to the Future. Some of Doescher’s past works include William Shakespeare’s Star Wars series. Then Emmanuel Rogers finds out more about serial

This edition of KVC-Arts is entirely music and conversation with Redlands musician Michael Tamony. Despite his punk past, his latest band, The Legion of Decency is roots-rockin' Americana. They're about to release a new album, Deep Lines Among the Shallows. You can also see them live at Back to the Grind in Riverside July 6th.

The sole focus of this edition of KVC-Arts is Claudette Rogers Robinson. Along with Smokey Robinson and a few family members, she was with the original Miracles, and was with them for quite some time. Being a part of the first Mo-Town rleated group, and the first million seller - Claudette's figuratively and literally the FIRST Lady of MoTown. MoTown is celebrating it's 60th anniversary this year, and in commemoration, is releasing an 11-cd box set of all the number ones! David Fleming spoke

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Cati Porter, Executive Director for The Inlandia Institute. We'll hear about the history of the organization, as well as some of the functions it serves. Then David Speaks with Rachelle Cruz, Inlandia Literary Laureate about the upcoming Poetry is Power Teen Institute. We'll then hear from Jonathan Linden in conversation with John Schulian, author of the recent book, The Great American Sports Page: A Century of Classic

This edition of KVC-Arts is focused solely on Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull. Jethro Tull, on their 50th Anniversary Tour, will be in or near our listening area at three different locations July 5th - the 7th. Jethrotull.com for details. David Fleming speaks Ian Anderson about the tour, the concept album - his parody of it AND his embrace of it, the concept of the greatest hits album, the Jethro Tull String Quartet and more.

This edition of KVC-Arts opens with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with PBS host and author, Steven Raichlin. He's been on the show in the past covering his books Project Smoke and Project Fire. Now he's back with - The Brisket Chronicles. Then Taylor Milliner speaks with author Carson Vaughan about Zoo Nebraska: The Dismantling of an American Dream. The true story of a man who was about to study primates with Dian Fossey, but after she was murdered, he converted a trailer into a primate center

We start the program with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with George Perris about his latest album, as well as his TV special, George Perris, Live at the Acropolis. Then it's music and conversation with Aubrey Logan, and then Eva Mikhailovna. With both, we recently had shows dedicated solely to their new albums. We spoke about more of course, and that's what's included on this KVC-Arts.

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted solely to Aubrey Logan. We first heard her on the program when she provided some vocal work for the Urban Renewal Project. Since that time, Aubrey’s performed on and toured with Post-modern Jukebox, very recently with Dave Koz, and has several discs out. The latest debuted at #2 on Billboard, then hit number one shortly after. It’s called Where the Sunshine Is Expensive, and revolves greatly around her homebase – LA. David Fleming speaks with Aubrey about the