KVC-Arts

This edition of KVC-Arts recognizes National Bullying Prevention Month and begins with David Fleming in conversation with Leana Hardgrave, with California Schools JPA. They'll be hosting their 12th Annual Student Resiliency Golf Tournament soon, which is a fundraiser for bullying prevention programs and more in Southern California Schools. Lillian Vasquez speaks with Justine Danielle Del Monte and Brandon Chappell, author and illustrator, respectively, of Drew’s Dancing Drum, a book about

On the next KVC-Arts we’ll hear about an upcoming concert benefitting autism. We’ll hear about The Brevet – an Orange County indy rock band hovering in and around Americana, with their new release LEGS out October 12 th . LEGS is an acronym - for Like Every Great Story. We’ll hear from founder and lead singer from Aric Chase Damm.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Sue Roginski, organizer of Trolley Dances Riverside - coming to Riverside October 13th. The David speaks with Native American flutist Steve Rushingwind. We'll hear about his recent FIVE nominations for this years NAMMY awards, best flutist, best artist, best new age album, best video, and best instrumental album, and the album for which these nominations were received, "Keeper of Secrets."

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Tyler Stallings, guest curator for “Yunhee Min & Peter Tolkin’s: Red Carpet in C", an art installation currently on exhibit at The Culver Center for the Arts in Riverside. Then we hear just where the piano came from. Closing out the show is Lillian Vasquez in conservation with Christopher Kuo. He's a Vice President in the world of market trading, though he’s performing a Rachmoninoff piano duet with his mother in Redlands soon.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez finding out more about the upcoming "Taste of San Bernardino Valley College. " We also have Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with author Charles E. Frye. Frye's book, The War Has Begun take us to the Revolutionary War - through the eyes of one of Frye's ancestors.

This episode of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Lisa Klein, director of "The S Word." This documentry relvolves around suicide... but focuses on reasons TO live. The David speaks with Rick Hall, who founded FAME studios in Muscle Shoals - producing legend after legend after... legend.

This KVC-Arts is all Phil Cook! His new disc, "People Are My Drug" brings forth a sound of New Orleans from this Wisconsin native living in North Carolina with dedications to the folks who've always inspired him

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Andrew Shaffer, author of "Hope Never Dies," a sattire about Joe Biden and Barack Obama - as detectives - off to solve a mystery. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with William A King (WAK), original and current member of The Commodores - coming to the region soon.

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted entirely to music and conversation with Cody Coyote. From Ottawa, Ontario, and of Ojibwe and Irish descent, his recent single "Can You Hear Me Now" led to a new disc called Mamawi - meaning "all together" in his native tongue, which he's quite active in keeping alive. Not only for the next generation, but for some of the previous as well.

The program begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Redlands authour Chales E. Frye. His new book, The War Has Begun, is about the Revolutionary War - from the perspective of the middle class. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Gene Chandler, with several million sellers under his name, but best know for and as - The Duke of Earl.