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Father Son - from Nathan & Noah East, out for just a little over a month now. David Fleming speaks with both Nathan and Noah, with 95% of the conversation on the new album. Several incredible original mainstream jazz compositions. Outstanding covers as well including Killer Joe, Over the Rainbow, My Favorite Things, Yesterday, and more. A personalized treatment puts it mildly. Some of these have such an incredible touch on them that you would think that they weren’t covers at all.

Betsy Mayotte, President and Founder of The Institute of Student Loan Advisors, discusses student loan debt and accumulating interest, which has increased exponentially for retired seniors.

Dr. MD Haque, Dean of Education at the University of La Verne, discusses why many educators are leaving the profession.

Lacey Kendall speaks with Dr. Kevin Cokley, Professor of Psychology and Associate Chair for Diversity Initiatives, about diversity, equity, and inclusion in schools.

Lacey Kendall speaks with educators and an exceptional student about school programs that help kids with disabilities.

David Fleming speaks with jazz saxophonist Jessy J. about her 10th studio release, TERRANOVA. There's a feel of Latin Jazz through much of the release - though this isn't the exclusive sound. We'll also hear about an upcoming online concert as well.

David Fleming speaks with Tim Keeler, music director for Chanticleer. We'll hear about the history of the group, a few performances coming up in the near future in our region, as well as the role of the countertenor.

David Fleming speaks with Andy Timmons about his newest release, Recovery. A mostly instrumental, guitar-driven album with MANY layers, textures, colors... Every release from Andy or The Andy Timmons Band has been outstanding... this one is no exception.

Roy Juarez, Jr., Founder of CEO of the IMPACTtruth Program, shares how they unite parents to build stronger families, teach kids how to train their brain and become leaders, and lead students to write and publish a book.

Golda Zahra has been immersed in the world of opera since she was four. A polyglot, she’s able to capture nuance in performances which others may not be able to attain. It’s not ALL classical and operatic with Golda though. She also loves jazz, pop, broadway standards… even Madonna.Having returned from Italy close to a year ago, where she continued her studies with amongst the most elite, Golda now has a series of concerts going from near the end of May through the summer. The first one is free and is coming up rather soon. David Fleming speaks with Golda about the series of concerts as well as a bit of her past.