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Margaret Worsley, host of KVCR's "Musically Speaking," speaks with Inland Empire musician Al Yankee about his recent cd, "Four the Time Being."

David Fleming speaks with Charles A. Kelly, a professor on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College, and a musician whose past includes working with Stevie Wonder, The Pointer Sisters, Sister Sledge and more. He has a new single out called "Endangered Species," and well on his way to a new album - out soon.

David Fleming speaks with Matt Ellis, a folk-rock, singer-songwriter from the Hi-Desert, via LA, and before that, Australia. We’re getting a bit of an overview… looking at music from the past as well as very RECENT pieces. We’re also hearing about his last gigs of the year… one in Joshua Tree, and one in Pioneertown.

Sonny Turner joined The Platters in 1959, replacing Tony Williams. The group had already produced meg-hits such as "The Great Pretender," "Only You," "You'll Never Know", "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," and "Twilight Time" - to name but a few. After he joined, the group continued to chart with "With This Ring," "I Love You a Thousand Times," and more... as well as rerecording the previous hits of The Platters. With and without The Platters he continued to perform up until QUITE recently. Sonny Turner died January 13th at the age of 82. David Fleming speaks with Turner about his career and more.

The Miracle Dolls - an indie alternative rock band fronted by twin sisters of Hidatsa/Kiowa descent, Danielle and Desiree De La Rosa, AKA Dani and Dezy Doll. Dezy on guitar and vocals, Dani on bass and vocals. Desiree (Dezy) pased away January 9th due to complications with Covid-19. This is a re-edit of David Fleming's first interview with Dani and Dezy from 2015.Memories... Laughs... Music.

Ben Stewart joins David Fleming in conversation about the song, "Falling in Love," and counting down to the video premiere. They also talk about some acoustic projects for film and TV.

David Fleming welcomes back John Cafiero, of Osaka Popstar. He was on not too long ago to talk about the new EP, EAR CANDY. On this edition of the program, we’ll hear about the rerelease of Osaka Popstar and the American Legends of Punk – and once again – some REALLY fun covers.

David Fleming speaks with Ray Russell, a legend in the world of jazz fusion, you might also think of him as a part of England's Wrecking Crew, with numerous film and TV scoring credits, and playing on numerous James Bond themes. He was also GIVEN a Barth guitar, built in Riverside, by George Harrison, and will be in the area soon as part of a celebration OF Barth Guitars – and The House of Note in Riverside.

David Fleming speaks with Chloe Agnew, one of the original members of Celtic Woman. We'll hear a bit about Celtic Woman... as well as her recent solo release, "Reimagined." We start the program with Riverside's Peter Curtis, and some INCREDIBLE reimagining of some well known tunes from a variety of genres. The common element - it's all music which made him think of the pandemic in some way. Some quite tongue in cheek, with others quite beautiful and thoughtful. It's all solo guitar, with the exception of the wonderful jazz standard, "The Nearness of You." This one with saxophone accompaniment, and all on Peter's latest release, "Pete's Pandemic Playlist."

On today's edition of KVC-Arts, David Fleming speaks with musician, Kathy Young. Kathy will talk about her experience at 15 years old when "A Thousand Stars" started to climb the Billboard Hot 100 chart. She also revisits her time in Hawaii and getting "friendly kidnapped" by the rock duo, The Everly Brothers.