The Desert Scene

Brayan Mendoza and Bonnie Gilgallon dedicated the first segment to Judy Garland who would've celebrated her 99th birthday this year. Andrew Lloyd Webber has some issues opening up his theaters, which fits a different narrative in the beginning of the pandemic. Therapist and Author Carol Teitelbaum comes on to discuss how she tackles male sexual abuse in her latest book. Other news discussed on the show include: Elin Hilderbrand's problematic Anne Frank mentioned in her book being removed, and Taraji P Henson joining the cast of Annie Live! 

Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan Mendoza open up the show discussing a local GoFundMe to save The Desert Rose Playhouse and the need for volunteers to help finish it. Later on, Singer Jerome Elliot joins the conversation to talk about his upcoming musical performance, while he's at rehearsals! News tackled in this episode: Sinead O'Connor Retiring (and not retiring), and Frank Sinatra's former manager speaks out on the Ronan Farrow/Sinatra connection. 

Bonnie Gilgallon brings on CV REP Vice President David Cohan, as he discusses the alliance that local theatres must form to stay afloat. Then she talks to photographer Mary Ann Haplin about her craft, and inspiration. Later on the show, Brayan Mendoza talks about the lack of Asian Representation in media, and the significance of this week in pop culture history! 

Bonnie Gilgallon opens up a show she recently attended in town, and where she met Kristin Chenoweth. Brayan Mendoza then talks about Ricky Martin's past interview with Barbra Walters, and his PTSD associated with it. Other news discussed in this hour include: Sinead O'Connor's alleged nightmare with Prince, and paying tribute to Gavin MacLeod, BJ Thomas, Samuel E. Wright, and John Davis. 

Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan mendoza open the show with vocalist Sharon Sills about her musical career, her inspirations and upcoming shows. Author Dan Perry comes on to talk about writing, his book Upon This Rock, and its most recent award win. Other news discussed in this segment include: Demi Lovato coming out as non-binary, Billy Porter revealing his HIV postiive status, and WarnerMedia merging with Discovery.

Brayan Mendoza and Bonnie Gilgallon open the show by discussing the upcoming LGBT "Everybody is Awesome" Lego set, and the end of the Annenberg Theater. They also invite Dan Gore, the owner of Oscars to discuss upcoming events, and various other entertainment tidbits. Other news discussed in this hour include an upcoming Cher biopic, the "Hot Cheetos" scandal, and Charles Grodin dying. 

Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan Mendoza chat with Jeffrey Norman of the McCallum Theatre to promote the upcoming 2021-2022 season. Director/Performer/Writer Patricia West Del-Ruth(PDR) comes on later to discuss her upcoming experimental show "Holy Matrimony"(That also stars Brayan too!). Other news discussed include: Caleb Kennedy's exit from American Idol, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the Big Three returning to Broadway. 

Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan Mendoza open up the show with a deep dive into the Golden Globes controversy and Ellen DeGeneres leaving the show. Later on, They invite Deanne LuBell to discuss her newly formed nonprofit "Amy's Purpose", which is dedicated to educating the public about predator awareness, prevention, and pet safety. Other news discussed include: Seth Rogen disavowing James Franco and a felony charge related to a 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch' VHS Tape from 1999. 

Bonnie Gilgallon and Brayan Mendoza talk with vocalist Rebecca Clarkk about her musical career, and upcoming projects. Then they discuss Mark Hamill's heartbreaking visit with a chronically ill young man. 

Brayan Mendoza and Bonnie Gilgallon remember the life of Olympia Dukakis, a legend of stage and screen. Then invite Michael Holmes of the Purple Room to discuss the fundraising page to save his establishment! Learn how you can help!