Lillian talks with Brad Gates about the Expungement and Job fair in Ontario and speaks with Patricia Farrell about the Wrightwood Arts & Wine Festival.

Dennis Anderson talks about the Ramona Outdoor Play in Hemet. Margaret Venckeleer discusses the non-profit food pantry and thrift store Yucaipa/Calimesa Family Assistance.

Actor Joe Mantegna talks about his career, his new show "As We See It", and shares his autism story.

San Bernardino Valley College Theatre Professor Melinda Fogle and theatre student Aaron Saenz talk about the upcoming production of War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast.

For National Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, Beth Burt discusses the Autism Society Inland Empire and their upcoming Autism Walk. Mani Gardner talks about Disney on Ice.

Oliver Villalobos, Assistant Director of the Riverside National Cemetery, talks about the services they provide for the men and women who have served in the military and shares the story of long-time employee Ed Holmes, who earned the title of NCA’s Outstanding Team Member of the Year.

Maureen Reidy, President and CEO of the Paley Center for Media, talks about the Paley Center’s history and mission, and the line-up for the upcoming PaleyFest.

Comedian Pete Holmes talks about his new show How We Roll, his comedic style, spirituality, and more.

Award-winning stage director and producer Jeffrey B. Moss talks about South Pacific. Carol Dixon discusses SBVC's 95th Anniversary Great Expectations Gala.

Bob Boilen, creator of the Tiny Desk Concerts, talks about their 8th annual Tiny Desk Contest. Lucas Cuny, Director of the Institute of Media Arts at San Bernardino Valley College, discusses their upcoming Wolverine Con and International Student Film Festival.