Joanne Acosta finds out more about the 6th Annual LUNAFEST, a film festival coming to Chaffey College in Rancho Cucamonga April 2, 2017. Then it's David Fleming in conversation once again with Eyerie Zenzele. More on her cd with her brother, Hermanos Eyerie. Also her FUTURE works - a book, with an accompanying cd.

Emmanuel Rogers speaks with Sophie Egan, Author of Devoured. Devoured looks at the American Food Psyche... what we eat, why we eat it, and what this says about us. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Eyerie Zenzele - a published poet, activist, and rap and hip hop artist. She has a new cd out with her brother (and more) - fittingly, called Hermanos Eyerie.

Lillian Vasquez speaks with Chase Bailey and his mother Mary. Chase was inspired by his journey with autism AND food aversion, and ended up with a YouTube cooking show - and now The Official Chase N' Yur Face Cookbook. Then Lillian speaks with singer Fernando Varela. His PBS special "Coming Home," coming soon to KVCR-TV.

The program starts with Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Emin - a Russian singer who croons the American standars... and then some. He has a concert on PBS with David Foster, airing on KVCR-TV. Then it's David Fleming with music and conversation with Graham Nash. A BIT about Crosby, Stills & Nash and the Hollies of course. We'll also touch briefly on his work with David Gilmour, and spoke a bunch about his first solo release in some 14 years - This Path Tonight. Nash will be in Riverside

The show begins with a brief remembrance of Al Jarreau, who passed away February 12th. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Chris Thayer, Caleb Roseberry and Ed Cornejo - 3/4 of The Storybook Villains. The sound (and attitude) is as if Howlin' Wolf met Rage Against the Machine, it's a gritty blues with a modern stamp, avoiding the too oft' played "top 40" of the blues world. Their cd, "Happily Neverafter" was released February 14th - a week or so before this interview aired.

David Fleming speaks with Munro Galloway about "4 Years," an exhibit of his paintings - and the accompanying book. The echibit runs February 14th through March 19th, with a reception February 18th. We hear "Winter," from Eva and the Vagabond Tales. From their latest EP, this song was re-recorded for the NPR Tiny Desk contest. To close the show, Lillian Vasquez gets music and conversation with Englebert Humperdink, coming to Riverside February 19th. His music, his name (of course)... and Elvis!

David Fleming speaks with Mia Mercado, directing Steel Magnolias. That's running in Rialto February 11th through the 26th. David also speaks with Rick Caughman, one of the artists featured in an exhibit housed in TWO museums in Ontario, Sheets, Sheets and Caughman. Then we have Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Cheri Kehler, playing the lead in Mary Poppins - at the Fox Performing Arts Center in Riverside February 24th and 25th.

The show starts with David Fleming in conversation with Janee Both Gragg, founder of the Vibe Festival of Wellness coming up February 18th at University of Redlands. Lillian Vasquez speaks with tenor Pasquale Esposito, coming to the Annenberg Theatre in Palm Springs March 5th. Then, with the deadline for NPR's Tiny Desk Concert looming (a few hours after the repeat broadcast of this program, 1/29/17), Sean Longstreet talks us through HIS past submission for the Tiny Desk Concert contest. In

The sole focus on this edition of KVC-Arts is Rap and Hip Hop artist Drezus. We'll focus mainly on his release, Indian Summer, but also touch on his roots and future projects - including his NEXT cd - Public Enemy. The video for Warpath - from Indian Summer - can now be found on The AUX - the music video service of FNX. Go to fnx.org/the aux.

Emmanuel Rogers speaks with Stephen J. Dubner. Along with Steven Leveitt, they make up the Freakonomics radio team. Their latest book - When to Rob a Bank and 131 More Warped Suggestions and Well-Intended Rants. Then it's Lillian Vasquez in conversation with Richard Sherman. We'll hear about how It's a Small World came about, Mary Poppins and Disney, and just what song - of all Richard and his brother wrote - what was his favorite? Or at least - the most significant?