We have a conversation with the multi-faceted and very busy musician, David Ragsdale in the first half of the show, and finish up with Part one of a fun and fascinating interview with Indigenous musician and filmmaker, Pete Sands.

It's all Pink Floyd on this edition of KVC-Arts, with David Fleming in conversation with author Bill Kopp. His new book is "REINVENTING PINK FLOYD - FROM SYD BARRETT TO THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON." The book examines the time of around Barrett's departure from the band through the period of the band discovering who the were, and working out who they would become. The book serves as a WONDERFUL unofficial companion to the albums during this five year stretch.

We begin with "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance," presented by Riverside Community Players. We have David Fleming in conversation with director Mia Mercado, and Shawn Warner, playing the role of Ransom Foster. That opens May 25th - riversidecommunityplayers.com for tickets and information. Then it's David in conversation now with Rusty Anderson. Anderson has been Paul McCartney's guitarist since 2001, though has also been fronting his own bands for years. The latest - The Rusty Anderson

We start with David Fleming in conversation with Janee Both-Gragg, founder and organizer of the Vibe Festival of Wellness coming up May 12th. Then David speaks with Tara McNeil, of Celtic Woman. Celtic Woman will be in the area May 17th. We close with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with comedian Drew LaCapa - part of the lineup at fnx.org/comedy.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation about the 2018 Herbivore Festival at Crafton Hills College in Yucaipa. Then it's music from The Union Drifters, and conversation with two of the members, Richard Mann and Spenser Kalnin. We'll hear about the beginning of the band, as well as their recent self-titled release.

Lillian Vasquez begins this KVC-Arts in conversation with Jonathan Sharp, with Inland Pacific Ballet, talking about their upcoming performance of Cinderella. Information at ipballet.org. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Gary Puckett. April 28th at the California Theatre in San Bernardino it's Gary Puckett & the Union Gap and The Righteous Brothers. More at affordablemusicproductions.com.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with Mathilde Boureau, General Coordinator of the 2018 Riverside International Film Festival. Then David speaks with Bill Medley, of the Righteous Brothers. The Righteous Brothers and Gary Puckett & the Union Gap with be at the California Theatre April 28th. Information at affordablemusicproductions.com

KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Candice Thompson, one of the many comedians performing on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College as part of First Nations Comedy Experience. Then it's Legba's Juke Joint - a new series of graphic novels dealing with a person selling their soul at the crossroads - just like Robert Johnson. Each book explores a different decade... and a different set of needs and wants. Add to that - a cd which accompanies each book, and is interwoven

This edition of KVC-Arts is devoted entirely to Fanny - starting in the mid 60's, arguably amongst the FIRST all-female rock groups. They recently re-grouped with a new disc - "Fanny Walked the Earth. David Fleming speaks with original member, June Millington.

David Fleming speaks with Vicki Goodglick about activities around Lake Arrowhead Village - mainly, the Summer Concert Series. David then speaks with Kent Hartman, author of Goodnight LA - The Rise and Fall of Rock and Roll - The Untold Story From Inside the Recording Studios