Emmy-nominated voice over actor Daniel Ross, voice of Donald Duck, talks about his career, his roles, and the exciting and challenging process of acting inside a booth.

Local author Helle Brisson talks about her first children's book, Rasmoose the Christmas Moose. Karli Maxfield, Marketing Director at the YMCA of the East Valley, talks about their upcoming Holiday Home Tour fundraiser.

Milk Street host Chris Kimball shares tips and tricks in the kitchen and how recipes around the world have changed his perspective on cooking.

SBVC student Ashley Eddy talks about her upcoming performance in Little Shop of Horrors, in which she plays Audrey. SBVC graduate Gladys shares her story of recovery.

Rochelle Adams, a member of the Alaska Native Working Group that has played an integral part of the series Molly of Denali, shares some of the lessons the series teaches and how the show stays true to native culture. Urologist Dr. Howard Aubert talks about early prevention and treatment for prostate cancer.

Showrunner and creator Karissa Valencia talks about the new Netlfix preschool children's series Spirit Rangers, which follows the adventures of Native American siblings Kodi, Summer, and Eddy Skycedar.

Television and radio host, author, and travel expert Rick Steves talks about his new 6-hour series Rick Steves Art of Europe.

Lillian speaks with Kelsey Moreira, Founder of Doughp, an edible cookie dough company working to break the stigma around mental health & addiction recovery.

Lillian speaks with photographer Christina Fernandez and Senior Curator Joanna Szupinska about the landmark exhibition Christina Fernandez: Multiple Exposures at UCR Arts, located in Downtown Riverside at the California Museum of Photography.

Local author Annette Chavez Macias discusses her newest book, Big Chicas Don’t Cry.