Connie Leyva shares her journey into politics, from becoming the first female president of the California Labor Federation to her eight years as California State Senator, and now the first Executive Director at KVCR.

Shalita Tillman, CalWorks and Workforce Development Department Manager on the campus of San Bernardino Valley College talks about the CalWorks program and the services they provide, including their Professional Clothing Closet. Lillian heads out of town to the Merc Gallery in Temecula to speak with the parents of Sydney Edmond, an award-winning artist who has autism and apraxia.

Lillian speaks with Robin Riddle, CEO of the Brain Support Network, a non-profit organization that focuses on brain donation for those challenged with Parkinsonisms, Lewy Body Dementia and other types of dementia.

Gabriel Maldonado, CEO of TruEvolution, talks about the non-profit's mission and Project Legacy.

Actor and comedian Jon Lovitz talks about stand-up comedy, SNL, past and future projects.

Part 2 of Lillian's conversation with singer, songwriter, author, and award-winning entertainer Tony Orlando.

Award-winning singer, songwriter, and entertainer Tony Orlando shares many stories about his long career of over 60 years.

Emmy-nominated voice over actor Daniel Ross, voice of Donald Duck, talks about his career, his roles, and the exciting and challenging process of acting inside a booth.

Local author Helle Brisson talks about her first children's book, Rasmoose the Christmas Moose. Karli Maxfield, Marketing Director at the YMCA of the East Valley, talks about their upcoming Holiday Home Tour fundraiser.

Milk Street host Chris Kimball shares tips and tricks in the kitchen and how recipes around the world have changed his perspective on cooking.