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  • Oliver Villalobos, Assistant Director of the Riverside National Cemetery, talks about the services they provide for the men and women who have served in the military and shares the story of long-time employee Ed Holmes, who earned the title of NCA’s Outstanding Team Member of the Year.
  • Dr. Ziari, medical oncologist and hematologist with City of Hope, talks about their new comprehensive cancer center located in Corona.
  • Bob Boilen, creator of the Tiny Desk Concerts, talks about their 8th annual Tiny Desk Contest. Lucas Cuny, Director of the Institute of Media Arts at San Bernardino Valley College, discusses their upcoming Wolverine Con and International Student Film Festival.
  • Education Insight is a monthly radio show and podcast produced by Growing Inland Achievement that tells the story of education in the Inland Empire through the diverse voices of those in and around the regional education community. The show is hosted by 30-year broadcast veteran Lacey Kendall who explores topics ranging from education challenges and shortcomings to innovations and groundbreaking ideas that are driving student success.
  • Tim Clements of Dvele gives Lillian a tour of their automated smart factory in Loma Linda. Elizabeth Antos talks about the 25th Annual Charlotte S. Huck Children's Literature Festival.
  • UCR Astrophysicist Dr. Stephen Kane Discusses the Webb Telescope and how it will used to study Venus.
  • For National Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month, Beth Burt discusses the Autism Society Inland Empire and their upcoming Autism Walk. Mani Gardner talks about Disney on Ice.
  • San Bernardino Valley College Theatre Professor Melinda Fogle and theatre student Aaron Saenz talk about the upcoming production of War of the Worlds: The Panic Broadcast.
  • Jan Blacher, UC Riverside Distinguished Professor and Director of SEARCH, discusses the University's first family autism resource center focused exclusively on educational needs, including educational access and family impact.
  • Actor Joe Mantegna talks about his career, his new show "As We See It", and shares his autism story.
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