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Think of music designed to take you on a journey. Tones representing places and the feelings associated with them. And these places may be quite real, or something from the imagination or canonical literature. Music with a dramatic rise and fall... and resolution.This is the music of David Arkenstone, and this time of year... That place to which you've been transported... add a chill in the air... a crispness to everything around you - including your own footsteps... this is the music of David Arkenstone's Winter's Eve concert. It hit heavily in Colorado, then Arizona, and now in Southern California for a few stops - Oceanside on Wednesday, Thursday in North Hollywood at El Portal Theatre, and Friday in Santa Barbara.David Arkenstone speaks with David Fleming about the tour and some of the songs specific to it, as well as writing for a time of year, or a place of the imagination.

David Fleming speaks with local artist Amy Robbins, a woodworker who rather RESCUES pieces of wood, and really transforms them into something beautiful. Pendants, sculptures and more, Amy’s on Instagram - @woodnhart.phoebesforest, and you can see AND purchase works at https://www.etsy.com/shop/PhoebesForest.

This edition of the program revolves around Celtic Woman, in the region soon – with tickets at kvcrnews.org/events. The program begins with David Fleming in conversation with Chloe Agnew, one of the original members – and still in high school at the time. Later, David speaks with Tara McNeil, announced as a principal member of the band in 2016, playing both fiddle and harp.

David Fleming continues his conversation with Richie Furay, founding member of both Buffalo Springfield and Poco. Furay has a new album out - In the Country.

David Fleming speaks with artists Steve Rushingwind and Michael Mucklow.

David Fleming speaks once again with Richard Blacksher, pianist, composer, rapper and more. He was on the program recently as he was getting ready to perform at the VIBE Festival of Wellness, at University of Redlands. We’re continuing with a look at his EP, Apocalit Now, and we’ll hear briefly about his FIRST EP as well.

David Fleming continues his conversation with guitarist Steve Vai, talking about the majority of the tracks on his newest release, "Inviolate," a PHENOMENAL instrumental album. With quite a few albums out under his own name, "Inviolate" rises to, or maybe eclipses "Passion and Warfare," though that's a tough call to make. Let's just say that it's way, way, way, way up there.

Part 2 with musician Rocky Peter. We heard about Rocky shares his experiences in Nigeria and the one constant within him - music, which eventually got him to American Idol, an upcoming album, and concerts in the near future.

David Fleming speaks with comedienne Leanne Morgan. We'll hear about her current tour - at Morongo October 29th, and of course how she ended up in comedy (she was selling jewelry and was cracking up her clients to the point of one of them... embarrassing herself).

David Fleming speaks with Christopher Adler about a concert coming up featuring the khaen – the bamboo free-reed mouth organ of Laos and Northeast Thailand.