We talk to Aaron Falk, Teems Tulfo, and Cristina Camacho from the Kern Community Foundation about a philanthropic event planned for Tehachapi on Thursday Oct. 6 at 5 PM at the Village Co on Green Street/F St. Local non profits are encouraged to attend and talk with other organizations, there will be opportunities to help local Tehachapi based non profits. There will be three presenting groups, F.I.E.L.D., & G.A.T.E. & A.H.T.V. For more information go to www.KernFoundation.org.

We get a complete rundown on all of the Tehachapi Apple festival events that will take place on Saturday October 15 and Sunday the 16th in Downtown Tehachapi. Linda Carhart who puts it all together every year tells us what to expect this year. More information can be found at www.TehachapiAppleFestival.com.

Plus there will be a carnival hosted by the Tehachapi Chamber of Commerce. Send your show thoughts and ideas to [email protected].

Clare Scotti from www.DiscoverTehachapi.com stops by to tell us what the entertainment scene for our Tehachapi Breweries and Vineyards has this weekend. We give you a weekly update of what's happening in our wine and brewery industry. Send your questions and thoughts to [email protected].

We talk about a few things the community would like answers to. We talk about why there is horrible ATT Cellular, why Race Communications is taking longer to get to some city customers and notification issues with SCE. Jay Schlosser is invited back to directly answer questions we hear from the Tehachapi community about these issues. If you have a question or thought about a future topic send it [email protected].

Clare Scotti stops by with the latest information on what is happening in Tehachapi's Wine & Brewery Industry. She has all the food options, entertainment lineups for each location. She also talks about a few other special events to look forward to in the coming days. Send your questions, events and thoughts to [email protected]. You can follow Clare at www.DiscoverTehachapi.com.

Film producer Thom Mills stops by to talk about "4:52 The Tehachapi Earthquake" with the TehachaPod crew. Thom wrote, directed and produced the 20 minute documentary regarding the quake that leveled Tehachapi in 1952. He made the film for the Tehachapi Heritage League and filmed entirely in Tehachapi using local actors for recreations and local crew. Thom tells us about some of the fascinating stories he learned while writing the film. Copies of the movie can be purchased at the Tehachapi Museum and Tehachapi City Hall. Send your thoughts and questions to [email protected].

TCT Director David Stendtrom stops by to talk about the upcoming production of Ken Ludwig's "Baskerville" a Sherlock Holmes Mystery. The play kicks off the upcoming 2022-23 season and is supposed to be a lot of fun according to Stenstrom. He brings a lot of energy during our conversation and promises this play will deliver. Baskerville opens Friday September 23 and runs through October 9th at the BeeKay Theatre in Downtown Tehachapi. Puchase tickets early as preformances have already sold out, go online to www.TCTOnStage.com. Send your show questions to [email protected].

Want to know what the entertainment selection and special food choices are for the Tehachapi area vineyards, wineries & breweries? Well Clare Scotti from DiscoverTehachapi.com joins TehachaPod with a quick update. All the details are in the podcast. Send your thoughts and questions to [email protected].

Jay Schlosser stops by and explains the standards that are set in policy and why it's important to follow the rule book. Send your questions to [email protected].

Chuck Schuyler from Tehachapi Boy Scout of America Troop3 stops by to talk about the upcoming September 11 event at the Tehachapi Rodeo Event Center. The Boy Scouts, American Legion Post 221 and several other groups will be holding a Flag Day retirement ceremony and 9/11 Remembrance event open to the public. The groups have collected more than 1,500 flags that are in need of retirement. Chuck explains the Boy Scouts, local Veterans and First Responders will be on hand to work together to honor those that lost their lives on September 11, 2001 and to properly retire flags of the United States. The event starts at 4 PM and is free to the public. Send your questions to [email protected].