This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Debbie Prutsman - playing Ursula in an upcoming production of "The Little Mermaid." Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Barry Hansen - AKA Dr Demento and John Cafiero, of Osaka Popstar. Cafiero produced the latest in the line of Dr Demento offerings, "Dr Demento Covered in Punk."

Lillian Vasquez begins this edition of KVC-Arts in conversation with Eric Gorges, host of "A Craftsman's Legacy," shown on KVCR-TV most Saturday afternoons. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Andy Vargas about his band Souleros, The Andy Vargas Foundation, and his work over the last almost 20 years with Carlos Santana.

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with the final installment of Jessica Greenwell in conversation with Larry Burns, author of 100 Things to do in Riverside CA Before You Die. We'll also get music from The Masqueraders, and David Fleming in conversation with original member Tex Wrightsil. You may have caught The Masqueraders in the '60's... on America's Got Talent last season... AND they'll be in San Bernardino March 9th, and Bellflower on the 10th - with more and more guests being added! Tex,

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Rick Dulock in conversation with Ransom Wilson about the next performances of The Redlands Symphony Orchestra. Then it's Jessica Greenwell speaking with Larry Burns, author of 100 Things to do in Riverside CA Before You Die. We wrap up with Emmanuel Rogers speaking with James Mane, one of the many comedians performing on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College as part of First Nations Comedy Experience.

The show begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with comedian Kevin Avery - one of the many comedians appearing on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College as part of First Nations Comedy Experience. Then it's David Fleming speaking with Linda Dilday about the upcoming Riverside Dickens Festival. Rick Dulock rounds out the program speaking with Dana Zimbric, Artistic Director and Conductor for the California Chamber Orchestra.

The show begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with comedian Kevin Avery - one of the many comedians appearing on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College as part of First Nations Comedy Experience. Then it's David Fleming speaking with Linda Dilday about the upcoming Riverside Dickens Festival. Rick Dulock rounds out the program speaking with Dana Zimbric, Artistic Director and Conductor for the California Chamber Orchestra.

This edition of KVC-Arts starts with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with comedian Jackson Perdue, one of the comedian performing on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College as part of First Nations Comedy Experience. We'll hear from John Van Donk about storytelling in Chino withj Ichny Central, and Lillian Vasquez speaks with Englebert Humperdink about his new cd, put together as a love letter to his wife.

David Fleming speaks with Richard Bermudez, playing the role of Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar - at The Landis Performing Arts Center opening February 9th. Then David speaks with singer Eddie Holman - part of an all-star lineup at the Honda Center in Anaheim February 10th.

David Fleming speaks with David Hepworth - author of "Uncommon People: The Rise and Fall of the Rock Star. After that it's Lillian Vasquez in conversation with LeeAnn Rimes - though it's more about her OFF-stage life than on. After that it's Pat Boone. David Fleming speaks with Pat about a song he wrote when he heard of the assassination of Dr Martin Luther King. It's also the 20th anniversary of Pat Boone: In a Metal Mood - No More Mr Nice Guy.

We celebrate KVC-Arts number 200 with the group we were fortunate to have for the 100th show - Groovesession! David Fleming speaks with Manny Sanchez and Sarven Mangiuat about "Free As You Wanna Be," the new disc about to be released. We'll hear about their work with Producer John Avila (Oingo Boingo), and their next ALBUM - a re-recording and re-release of their FIRST disc, "The Flying Burrito" - ten years old now. We also mentioned why the third member of Groovesession - Ronnie Sanchez - was