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

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted entirely to "The Terry Kath Experience." SO many have heard and love that guitar... and that voice! But the name Terry Kath is lost to the majority of the general public. He was also mostly unknown to his daughter, who was only two when Terry lost his life due to an accidental self-inflicted gunshot. David Fleming speaks with Michelle Kath Sinclair about the journey she undertook to not only introduce the world - and herself - to her father. Icluding comments

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted to Chris Montez. David Fleming speaks with Chris about his hitting the charts with "Let's Dance" in 1962 - and having a relatively unknown group called The Beatles opening up for him by 1963. He ended up with a beer dumped on his head by John Lennon during this tour. We'll hear of his association with A&M records, and with the family of Ritchie Valens as well.

David Fleming speaks with Lakin, a Riverside native now in the LA area. Lakin has a few releases under her belt (lakinmusic.com), and has just started releasing singles leading toward her next CD. The first to be released was "Echoed Love," out only the day before the initial broadcast of this interview. This was SUCH a fun interview for me, talking about her past works... her next works... and a fair amount in between.

This edition of KVC-Arts has Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Murry Hepner, of the Lewis Family Playhouse. We'll hear about the production, "Oh Freedom" and more. Emmanuel Rogers speaks with Ben Robinson about his book "Beer Hacks - Making Yourself a Better Beer Drinker." Then it's David Fleming in caonversation with Meredith Ochs about her book "Rock and Roll Woman: The 50 Fiercest Female Rockers."

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with James Mustich, author of "1000 Books to Read Before You Die." It covers Aristotle to Virgina Wolfe, and much in between. The rest of the program has Taylor Milliner speaking with dancer and choreographer Antoine Troupe, with Kreativ Mndz Dance Acadamy.

As an actor, you would have seen Charles Weldon on Sanford and Son, Roots: Next Generation, Stir Crazy and most of the cop shows on TV in the 70's through today. His start through - was in music - as the lead singer of The Paradons. This edition of KVC-Arts is a re-broadcast of David Fleming in conversation with Weldon, who passed away December 7th at the age of 78.