New York Times bestselling novelist, TV show creator and producer, and author Brad Meltzer returns to Lifestyles to talk about his latest books in the Ordinary People Change the World series: I Am Mister Rogers and I Am Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Actor & Comedian Jon Lovitz talks about his roles and his stand up comedy.

Lillian speaks with author, producer, director, writer, and actor Mike Farrell, best known for his role as Captain B.J. Hunnicutt on the television series M*A*S*H.

Actor, author, and activist Ed Begley Jr. discusses his roles in television and his sobriety as detailed in his memoir, To The Temple of Tranquility and Step On It.

Dr. Adriane Lamar Snyder, CEO of the Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center, talks about services and advocacy support for survivors and families affected by all forms of sexual violence.

Zaylin Cano, Executive and Artistic Director of Inland Pacific Ballet, talks about the history of the dance academy and The Nutcracker, with performances in Rancho Cucamonga, Claremont, and Riverside this month.

California’s Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday leads service, volunteer, and civic engagement efforts throughout California and oversees the California Volunteers. He talks about his career and details the programs and initiatives in place to serve the people in the Golden State.

TV host, writer, motivational speaker, model, and MSNBC contributor Alyssa London discusses Indigenous culture and identity.

As part of Native American Heritage Month, this week on Lifestyles, Lillian will talk with Chef Freddie Bitsuie. He’ll talk about his new cook book New Native Kitchen and the duties in planning a menu. Then Lillian will speak with Liz McSwain Executive Director of the Caramel Connection Foundation. Liz will talk about their community garden and their upcoming Friendsgiving celebration event on Nov 19.

November is Native American Heritage Month. Today, Lillian speaks with TV personality, actress, advocate, and pilot Ariel Tweto.