David Fleming
KVCR ProducerDavid Fleming is from Murray, Kentucky. Between college, David worked for the Public Affairs Division of the USS Ranger’s radio and television station. He has served with NPR member stations for over 30 years and also works as a visual artist specializing in temporary Sharpie tattoos. Hear David Fleming weekdays on All Things Considered.
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David Fleming speaks with author Daniel Bukszpan. He’s written QUITE a few books in the world of music. His latest: RUSH and 2212 - 50 Years, with some behind the scenes looks and more about this incredible album - and book! -
Toni Lopez speaks with Syd Hess from the Not Just a Girl, and Daisy Gonzales, cofounder of Salem’s choice, presenting Augtoberfest, a collection of female or femme fronted bands. That’ll be at the Packinghouse Brewery in Riverside August 28th. -
David Fleming speaks with Benjiphonik about his latest song, "Where the Light Shines Through," and the video for it as well (shot at KVCR). This was released to be timed out with National Hip Hop Day. -
David Fleming speaks with Beth Wheat about the Creating Worlds Playwrights Festival with The Big Bear Theatre Project. They touch a bit on of the rest of the season as well. -
David Fleming welcomes back FNX (First Nations Experience) Station Manager Frank Blanquet to continue their discussion about the recent 7 Emmy nominations... and four WINS! -
At the Regional Emmys on June 27th 2026, FNX | First Nations Experience received 7 nominations and won four. Two of the wins were for the show Navajo Highways, a WONDERFUL children's show which entertains as well as teaches, conceived of and realized by Pete Sands (pictured). On this edition of KVC-Arts we'll hear from FNX Station Manager Frank Blanquet about the history and various aspects of FNX, as well as a couple of the programs which received nominations and/or wins - including Navajo Highways. -
Diego Munoz interviews Victor Campos, founder and front man of the hardcore group, Barrio Slam. But we'll barely touch on the music. Victor is also the founder of Mosh For Youth, a non-profit organizing music and community events, with the purpose of providing scholarships for youths in San Bernardino, Pomona, and East LA... a few of the events coming up in the near future! -
This edition of KVC-Arts begins with Shareen Awad with a rebroadcast of a review of Red Dead Redemption II. Then it's David Fleming in conversation with Joe Di Fiore, speaking mainly about "Choose Your Inventory," an album of video game music realized and arranged for big band and more. -
This edition of KVC-Arts continues the conversation with David Fleming and JR Roberts about the restoration of The Palm Springs Plaza Theatre. Challenges... and windfalls... and history being uncovered. -
The Palm Springs Plaza Theatre.Established in 1936... Shuttered in 2014. It lived through movie premieres in the 30s and 40s, got divided in two in the 70s at the dawn of the multiplex - divided poorly by the way. You could have Shampoo playing in one side, with the sounds of Jaws bleeding though from the other. The last years saw a lengthy run of The Palm Springs Follies.After so much time without use. It needed a renovation... but it DESERVED - a restoration. And that's what it got.The next KVC-Arts has me in conversation with J.R. Roberts, taking me through the history, the idea of restoration, and some of the windfalls which came along the way.
