Lillian speaks with Loretta Swit of M.A.S.H. fame.

KVCR's Lillian Vasquez and author, Sari Fordham discuss her book, Wait for God to Notice.

Charlene Burgess talks about the upcoming Museum of Redlands and Kenji Hall shares what's new with Yamaava' Resort and Casino at San Manuel.

Janice Rutherford, Second District Supervisor for San Bernardino County, shares the Christmas Reception and Toy Drive on Dec. 9. High school student Hayley Licon talks about Hayley’s Holiday Wish Foundation, a nonprofit that supports underserved children in the San Bernardino City area. Timothy Williams, co-owner of Light It Up Mo Val, talks about this drive through holiday light experience.

Victoria Jones, Community Outreach Director for the Friends of the Pacific Electric Trail, talks about the 21-mile trail stretching from Claremont to Rialto that’s great for walking, biking, and horseback riding. Chris Kimball, host of Milk Street, shares what every kitchen should have.

Mayor Jacque Casillas of Corona shares her five favorite movies. Professor Melinda Fogle and theatre student Saige Azaria of San Bernardino Valley College talk about the upcoming performance of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Lillian speaks with Scott Tong, one of the co-hosts of NPR's Here & Now.

Lillian speaks with Director, Writer and Tony Nominee Dick Scanlan. Dick is the writer and Director of An Officer And A Gentleman, the musical that will soon be performed here in the Inland Empire.

Lillian speaks with the Mayor of Banning, Colleen Wallace for a scary Mayor's Movie Moments segment. She also talks to Jenny Kane, Executive Director for Arts Connection. And she interviews Heather Ross, General Manager of The Asistencia in Redlands, about an upcoming event.

Lillian speaks with the Mayor Of Montclair, John Dutrey for a Mayor's Movie Moments segment. She also talks to the author of Good Girl Gone Green, Stephanie Moran. And she interviews the President of Bank of America Inland Empire, Bansree Parikh.