KVC-Arts

This edition begins with David Fleming in conversation with Bobby Wilson. He'll be in the region quite soon performing (mostly) the music of his father - the great Jackie Wilson. The second half of the program has David in conversation once again with Lou Christie. We'll hear about his website devoted to "what shoulda been a hit." Also, his writing partner, Twyla Herbert, some Christmas music and more. Christie and Wilson, will be at The California Theatre in San Bernardino December 29th as part

It's David Fleming in conversation with Dennis Tufano for the entirety of this KVC-Arts . As the original lead singer with The Buckinghams, Dennis (pictured far left) gave us Kind of a Drag, Hey Baby (They're Playing Our Song), and much more. He later performed with Olivia Newton John as well as Elton John and Bernie Taupin. He gave us the theme for Family Ties week after week in the early 80's, and even has a bit of history with Cheech and Chong. Dennis Tufano is part of the lineup with Legends

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Dylan Thuras - co-author of Atlas Obscura. Then it's Shareen Awad with a review of the long anticipated video game Read Dead Redemption II. The program closes with David Fleming in conversation with Tony Testa, with The Duprees. They're part of the lineup with Legends of the 60's, along with Lou Christie, Dennis Tufano of The Buckinghams, Bobby Wilson performing the music of his father Jackie Wilson, and emcee'd by

We begin the show with Lillian Vasquez checking out In The Heights, presented by the San Bernardino Valley College Theatre Arts Department. Then Lillian speaks with country singer Ben Hue. After that it's David Fleming in conversation with Lou Christie - part of lineup with Legends of the 60's, along with Bobby Wilson, The Duprees, Dennis Tufano of The Buckinghams, and Emcee'd by comedian Scott Wood. More at affordablemusicproductions.com

The program begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Jen Stevenson, co-author of The Campout Cookbook. After that Emmanuel speaks with comedian Scott Wood. Scott will be Emcee for Legends of the 60's, with Lou Christie, The Duprees, Bobby Wilson, and Dennis Tufano of The Buckinghams.

On this episode, David Fleming speaks to Dana Ziyasheva, who wrote and directed the screenplay Defenders of Life. This movie is a clash of ancient traditions and modern notions amongst the Ngabe people of Costa Rica. Defenders of Life premieres on FNX November 28th. Emmanuel Rogers also speaks to Susan Egan, one of our four princesses in the Broadway Princess Party, which is coming to the region soon.

This edition of KVCaRts has Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with French Comedian Gad Elmaleh, at The Wilshire Theatre in LA November 13 th . He also spoke with author Michael S Engel, with his new book, Innumerable Insects: The Story of the Most Diverse and Myriad Animals on Earth. We also have Benjamin Purper checking out an afternoon of music and poetry in Joshua Tree presented by Lauren Henley and Jonathan Maule.

On the next KVC-Arts Rick Dulock speaks with author Antonia Felix. Her recent book – Elizabeth Warren: Her Fight. Her Work. Her Life. Also – Hawie Mekbeeb gives us more about an art collective with events revolving around art and music in and around Riverside. The first one was almost 4 years ago to the day, and continue through today.

This KVC-Arts looks at PLACES, a concert coming up soon with the California Chamber Orchestra, with works by Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Gwyneth Walker. We’ll also check out an upcoming concert by the Redlands Symphony Orchestra, with WESTSIDE STORY: The Genius of Bernstein.

This edition of KVC-Arts is soley focused on Raye Zaragoza. Her cd "Fight For You" has been getting much deserved attention and accolades... offering songs of protest... songs of hope... and songs which introduce us to Raye herself.