3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – “Talk of Stars” Segment

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TALK OF STARS w/ Richard E. Fearns part II re: Radio engineer and programmer extraordinaire.
– DISCUSSION of his proposed book and the stories that might go into it. i.e. The Academy Awards, etc.

American Music Awards Rick worked

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – cont. “Talk of Stars” Segment

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TALK OF STARS w/ Richard E. Fearns part II re: Radio engineer and programmer extraordinaire.
– DISCUSSION of his proposed book and more of the stories that might go in it. i.e. Madonna @ the Academy Awards, etc..

press area for the Golden Globes Rick worked

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – cont. “Talk of Stars” Segment

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TALK OF STARS w/ Richard E. Fearns part II re: Radio engineer and programmer extraordinaire.
– – DISCUSSION of his proposed book and more of the stories that might go in it. i.e. @ the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, etc.

Photo of the red carpet for the Golden Globes Rick worked

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – Desert Symphony Segment

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THE DESERT SYMPHONY w/ Nancy Tapick, President: 73730 CA. 111 Ste., 6, Palm Desert, CA. 92260
– REPORT that they are sponsored by Raju Mehta of El Paseo Jewelers, who does so much in the Coachella Valley for so many.
– REPORT on the FABULOUS Mar.,27 concert w/ Ted Vigil presenting the music of John Denver @ the McCallum.
– DISCUSSION of how the “tribute bands” are often better than the original, keeping the “flame” alive. Otherwise the sound, the history, the style will disappear.
– HOLD THE DATES FOR THE ’24 – ’25 SEASON:
1. NOV., 14, – 8 PM; A tribute to The Carpenters “Top of the World” @ the McCallum.
2. JAN., 9, ’25 – 8 PM; A tribute to Rod Stewart “Tonight’s the Night” @ the McCallum.
3. FEB., 13, ’25 – 8 PM; A tribute to The Beatles “Ones” @ the McCallum.
4. MAR., 20, ’25 – 8 PM; A tribute to Carole King “Home Again” @ the McCallum.
5. AP., 17, ’25 – 8 PM; A tribute to Fleetwood Mac “Tusk” @ the McCallum.
– (contact info; www.desertsymphony.org and (760) 773-5988)

Nancy and Symphony Sammi

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – Bilhartz Desert Insurance Segment

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BILHARTZ DESERT INSURANCE w/ Brian Bilhartz. 41865 Boardwalk; Ste., 108, Palm Dessert. 92211.
– REPORT on the National. Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals meeting in Washington D.C.
– DISCUSSION of what that meeting accomplished.
– REPORT on bill HR5378 to create “site neutrality”.
– QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS”
1. Will Medicare pay for a walk-in tub? (Not considered a Medical Necessity. But certainly a Useful item. “Social determinates of help” are being developed and discussed. More about the environment than about actual care.)
– DISCUSSION of VA Coverage and Medicare Coverage. Will Medicare complement or constrict. People can have both coverages.
– DISCUSSION of “in-home support”. Not covered by Medicare for things could possibly “impact” your health. For this you need long-term care insurance.
– REPORT that Medical DOES have long-term health care. You must first qualify for Medical, which is strictly income-based and then you must qualify for the in-home support.
– REPORT that all costs WILL INCREASE. Watch the changes in drug costs.
– REPORT that this is the time Brian gets involved in educating the Community any way he can.
– REPORT that Medicare is NOT just for older persons.
– REPORT that he will now get to edit the newest edition of the rules and regulation
– DISCUSSION of his association w/ the clients from D.O.H.C. He is the LOCAL agent and phone number!!!!
– REPORT that there is no cost to help his clients make a sound decision about their Medicare needs and the clients DON’T PAY HIM.
– REPORT that Brian will serve his clients in their home, in his office, on the phone. He has all the special classification to do all of this.
– REPORT that Brian will be a model in “Joslyn In Bloom”, Ap., 12 @ Agua Caliente Resort Rancho Mirage. www.joslyncenter.org .
– (contact info; www.bilhartzinsurance.com and (760) 459-9617).

Brian

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – Green Room Theatre Co. Segment

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GREEN ROOM THEATRE CO. w/ Jerome Gentes re: 1515 6th Street, Coachella 92236
– REPORT that Jerome is the lead playwright on “Displacement; Stories from Section 14.”
– DEFINITION of Section 14. The sq. mile of downtown Palm Springs. History w/ S.P. Railroad and the Tribe divided up that land.
– REPORT that this work is written “collectively”; stories from lots of folks who lived there.
– DISCUSSION that the purpose is to open up to healing by telling these stories that are a part of our history.
– PHASE I. – Staged reading will be June 21, 22, 23 at Coachella’s City Hall and June 28, 29 and 30 in @ the Methodist Church in Palm Springs.
– REPORT that PHASE II will be planned and hopes to be a full production.
– (contact info; www.thegreenroomtheatre.org).

Jerome

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – Foley Stinnette Design Segment

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FOLEY & STINNETTE INTERIOR DESIGN w/ Dann Foley re: 1091 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., Palm Springs, CA. 92262.
– DISCUSSION of the Dann Foley club chair he designed for Joey’s bedroom (the cathouse.) to reflect on the chairs from the Mike Douglas and Merv Griffin TV Shows Joey did. lol.
– QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS”
1. What can I do for my driveway? (Especially here in the desert there are lots of things. Weather issues come into play. If you can afford it: pavers. Then there is also sand, gravel. Part grass in a checkerboard pattern, desert gold sand. Gravel is great too. Sand and gravel “settle in” w/ use.)
– REPORT on Dann’s brand-new book 1st advanced copy of “It’s All In The Mix; Design Ideas for Living Well”.
– REPORT that Dann’s book is available now for pre-order on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Also you can call (760) 322-2268 and be sent a link.
– DISCUSSION that it is part auto-biographical. A lovely coffee-table book to refer to often. 
Even a chapter on costs. A chapter on “before and after” which is wonderful.
– DISCUSSION of some of the chapters. They are arranged by “room”. Photos are of houses all across the country and Canada. Dann took many of the international photos in the Travel and Inspiration chapter.
– REPORT that summer colors might be; those pastel Easter-like colors. Flip side is warm earth-tones of the 70’s. Brown, sweet potato reds, oranges, greens.
– (contact info: www.foleystinnette.com and (760) 322-2268).

Dann

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 2 – Palm Springs Cultural Center/Michael Childers Segment

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PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER/MICHAEL CHILDERS w/ Dave Karger re; iconic host of TCM.
– INTRO; Dave Karger is known on TCM for his expertise in classic films, especially musicals. He has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry thru interviews, hosting and insightful commentary.
– DISCUSSION of his co-hosts; Ben Mankiewicz, Jacqueline Stewart; Eddie Muller; and Alicia Malone. They all realize how SPECIAL TCM is in the fabric of our lives.
– DISCUSSION of his career and education, i.e. Duke, the Today Show, magazine writing, tv reporting, etc.
– REPORT on his journey and history w/ TCM.
– HOLD THE DATE:
1. SAT., MAY 25 – Michael Childers hosted/presented the 50th anniversary screening of “The Day of the Locust” @ the Historic Camelot Theatre on Baristo w/ moderator Dave Karger. www.pscultrualcenter.org. VIP reception @ 5:30. $30.
– REPORT that this film turns “dark”. Ahead of it’s time.
– This John Schlesinger directed movie is not shown that much. This is a new print on the big screen. Also present will be: Peter Bart, William Atherton & Pepe Serna.
– DISCUSSION of what Dave thinks of movies today.
– (contact info: www.palmspringsculturalcenter.org).

Joey and Dave

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 3 – All People’s Presbyterian Church Segment

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ALL PEOPLE’S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH w/ Rev. Brian Symonds re: 34116 Date Palm Dr., Ste., #7, Cathedral City, CA. 92234 (Dinah Shore and Date Palm)
– DISCUSSION of their Mission Statement; Rev. Brian says they are “radically inclusive”. For people who are seeking a better way of life. All people should be able to find a place where they can worship.
– REPORT on the other features of their worship services.
– REPORT on his thoughts for today; re; Pentacost and the gift of the Holy Spirit. How we should all be unified. So we can understand each other.
– DISCUSSION of how the principles he talks about hold up today. Standing w/ others and challenging yourself. DON’T LET ANYTHING DIVIDE US.
– UNIFYING ACT is the take-away for the week. A life-long teaching/learning process. YOU HAVE A CHOICE.
– REPORT on the principles of his congregation.
1. Scriptural Integrity can be scary for some, but it’s not. Not about how to get to Heaven but how to have it HERE now.
2. Personal Relationship w/ Jesus Christ
3. Worship
4. Acceptance of all people
5. Stewardship
6. Outward Focus
– REPORT on his sermons each Sunday @ 10 AM.
– REPORT on how he picks his sermon’s subjects. Finding “worth” in everybody.
– DISCUSSION that he believes we need to be better in our relationship WITH ONE ANOTHER.
– REPORT on the Children’s Program for 4th and 5th graders. School work at this point in time and then hopefully religious studies.
– REPORT on their location, facility and services.
– (contact info: www.allpeoplespc.org and (760) 832-8403).

Rev., Brian

3:00 – 4:00 PM

Seg 1 – Restaurant of the Week Segment

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RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK w/ Willie Rhine re: “849 Restaurant & Lounge”, 849 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., Palm Springs, 92262. “1501 Uptown Gastropub”. 1501 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., Palm Springs, 92262. “Willie’s Modern Fare” 69830 CA.-111, Rancho Mirage, CA. 92270
– DISCUSSION of how grateful Willie is for the support his restaurants have received from the Community. He can accommodate over 100 folks on the patio @ “849” and smaller rooms inside to accommodate smaller groups. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE.
– DISCUSSION of the example of Willie putting together a Chinese wedding for 2 men FROM ENGLAND.
– REPORT ON “849 Restaurant & Lounge”.(manager is Tom Collins)
– REPORT THAT “849”is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
– REPORT that they are open for Lunch and Dinner.
– REPORT on the casual bar/lounge menu w/ discounted prices and the great patio.
– REPORT on the sweet potato fries and the cracked potatoes.
– REPORT on the great views.
– CHILDREN’s menu available.
– REPORT on the extensive catering business Willie offers. www.849finecatering.com.
– (contact info: www.eight4nine.com and (760) 325-8490).

– REPORT on “1501 Uptown Gastropub”.
– REPORT that “1501” is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Same menu all day. Little more casual fare.
– REPORT on the Shephard’s Pie, Fried Chicken Sandwich, NY steak, short ribs. YUM!!!
– REPORT on the “happy hour” from 3 to 5 PM around the fabulous bar.
– CHILDREN’S menu.
– DISCUSSION of the design and architecture. The glass “garage doors” and great view.
– REPORT Menu is elevated pub/comfort food from Chef Chet. Large beer selection. Wonderful menu items; pasta dishes, shepherd’s pie, fish ‘n chips, short ribs, ahi tuna salad, the amazing burgers and sandwiches, etc. www.1501uptown.com and (760) 320-1501.

– REPORT on “Willie’s Modern Fare”.
– REPORT that this is for fine dining. Comfort food and Happy Hour (discounted) prices and casual dining in the Bar/Lounge.
– REPORT that they will are open for DINNER Tues., thru Sat.
– REPORT that they have Sunday Brunch.
– REPORT on the popular PROPER AFTERNOON TEA service w/ all the “proper” components. Willie’s TEA has been compared to European Fare.
– DISCUSSION of the menu. Short ribs are back AND the beef stroganoff is so popular.
– CHILDREN welcome. Willie has hi-chairs.
– REPORT that this has the biggest kitchen of the 3 and is where all the baking is done. YAY. www.williesrm.com and (760) 202-4499.

Willie