KVC-Arts

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Emmanuel Rogers in conversation with Graham Elwood about First Nation's Comedy Experience - standup comedy on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College, soon to become a series shown on FNX-TV. Rick Dulock then checks in with Maestro Ransom Wilson about the next performances with the Redlands Symphony. The show close with David Fleming and Sahar Khadjenoury joined by Audiopharmacy, combining rap and hip hop with ambience, jazz, world fusion and more. You

The show begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Paul Anka, coming to Palm Desert January 12th and 13th, and Beverly Hills on the 14th. We'll hear once again from Vijay Iyer, performing and lecturing at University of Redlands January 17th. More at redlands.edu/events/vijayiyer. We'll also hear from Kitaro, about his series of discs, Sacred Journey of Ku'kai.

We start with David Fleming in conversation with Ray Padgett about his recent book, "Cover Me: The Stories Behind the Greatest Cover Songs of All Time." Then David speaks with pianist Vijay Iyer, lecturing and performing at University of Redlands January 17th. More at redlands.edu/events/vijay iyer. We close the show - and the year - with David in conversation with Warren Zanes, author of "Petty: The Biography."

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with David Fleming in conversation with jazz bassist Rob Thorsen, at The Merc in Temecula December 28th. David then speaks to Candice Night, who along with Ritchie Blackmore (Deep Purple, Rainbow...), make up Blackmore's Night. And - they've JUST re-released "Winter Carols."

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Jessica Greenwell in converrsation with Larry Burns, author of 100 Thing To Do In Riverside Before You Die. We'll hear about, well, a couple of them - including the Riverside Festival of Lights. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Elizabeth Chan, who left her position as an executive in a high profile marketing company... to start a company devoted solely to Christmas Music. She's written well over 1000 Christmas songs, and has just released "Songs

Rick Dulock speaks with Graham Ellwood, a standup comic and organizer of Custer's Last Standup. That's live indigenous standup in San Bernardino being filmed for a series coming soon to FNX TV, First Nation's Experience. The rest of the show remains funny, but now it's David Fleming in conversation with Bruce Belland, of the Four Preps. The Four Preps are part of a six act lineup with The Chantels, Lala Brooks, The Skyliners, The Marcels, and The Mystics. That's "Legend of Doo Wop and Rock n'

It's all doo wop on this edition of KVC-Arts. The show starts with David Fleming in conversation with Lala Brooks, of The Crystals, then David speaks with George Galfo, of The Mystics. These are two of the six headliners with Legends of Doo Wop and Rock and Roll, December 16th at The California Theatre in San Bernardino. The other acts are The Four Preps, The Skyliners, The Chantels, and The Marcels. Affordablemusicproductions.com for tickets and more information.

It's another program dedicated to Doo Wop, with "Legend of Doo Wop and Rock n, Roll coming to the California Theatre in San Bernardino December 16th, with The Chantels, The Mystics, The Tokens, The Skyliners, The Marcels, and LaLa Brooks of The Crystals. Affordablemusicproductions.com for tickets and information. We start with Lois Harris Powell of The Chantels, following with a 2015 interview with Jimmy Beaumont - founder and lead vocal with The Skyliners, and Nick Pociask - also of The

This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Kelly Bocanegra about the Assistance League – Foothill Communities, and coming up December 3 rd , their annual Christmas Tree Brunch, and the activities associated with it. KVCR Interim General Manager Keith Birkfeld speaks with Rob Reiner - not about the film LBJ, but touching on some social and political issues as well. We'll close the program with David Fleming in conversation with Walt Maddox, of The Marcels, who along

This episode of KVC-Arts begins with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Paul Anka - at the Fox in Riverside November 18th. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Kitaro - touring Kojiki and the Universe, with stops in La Jolla and LA.