MUSEUMS Segment – April 2, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 2 – MUSEUMS Segment
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GUESTS: Palm Springs Air Museum and Palm Springs Art Museum
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PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM; w/ Ann Greer ; 745 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs, CA. 92262
– ANNOUNCEMENT that the Museum now has the typewriter from the Missouri that was used to type the surrender papers – all in Japanese.
1. Ap., 5; 1:00 PM. P.S. “Fireball @ Night!” by Dr. Ed Gordon.
2. Ap., 7; 10:00 – thru Ap., 20; 5 PM – “Darkstar” on View inside hangar.
3. Ap., 12; 6 PM – Great Marianas “Turkey Shoot” by Michael Carra.
4. Ap., 19; 1 PM – “The Battle of Berlin” w/ Dr. Ed Gordon.
5. Ap., 26; 1:00 – 2 PM “When Baseball Went to War” w/ Anton.
– REPORT on Open Cockpit on Saturdays.
– REPORT that children under 12 get in FREE w/ a paid adult.
– REPORT on their recent Gala.
PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM w/ Amber Amaya re; 101 N. Museum Dr., Palm Springs.
– REPORT on new exhibition by Guadalupe Rosales “Tzahualli; Mi Momoria en tu reflejo. WITH A DANCE FLOOR.
– REPORT on the A&D Center closes Ap., 13 w/ “So Near, So Far Ryan Preciado” by Manuel Sandoval
– REPORT on FREE Thursday nights.
– REPORT that the restaurant: “Livs” is now open @ the Museum. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
– REPORT that Family Fun Activities FREE Day on Ap., 20.
– (contact info; www.psmuseum.org and (760 322-4800).
Ann and Amber
Desert-Theatricals Segment – April 2, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 3 – Desert-Theatricals Segment
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DESERT-THEATRICALS w/ Ray Limon Artistic Director, director and choreographer and Joshua Carr; Dir. of Operations and Musical Director Re: The Rancho Mirage Amphitheater. 71560 San Jacinto Dr., R. M. 92270. (behind the Pink Elephant Car Wash).
– REPORT that Josh started out as a singer and then when he met Ray, who was a dancer. Now they do EVERY aspect of the shows.
– REPORT that this is the 6th season.
– REPORT that they have been a personal and professional couple for over 30 years.
– DISCUSSION of what the schedule might have been, (FREE shows @ the R.M. Library) vs what they are really doing.
– DISCUSSION of the youth programs they provide. Desert Theatrical Junior does 3 shows a year. 100 kids in the FREE program. FREE to kids and FREE to audience.
– REPORT that they hold auditions each year for the shows and folks come from all over to audition. Cast all 3 shows from this one
– DISCRIPTION of the Theatre. The “mini” Hollywood Bowl. Can seat up to 1,000 or 180 for dinner seating.
– REPORT on different events;
1. REPORT on the success of March 7 – 9; “Oliver.”
2. April 11 to 13; “Hairspray”.
– “Adams Family” start of new season.
– REPORT on the LIVE orchestra w/ professional musicians that come from all over.
– REPORT that they use actors from everywhere AND local talent as well.
– (contact info; www.desert-theatricals.com and (760) 324-4511).
Ray and Josh
Palm Springs International Airport Segment – April 1, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 1 – Palm Springs International Airport Segment
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PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT w/ Jake Ingrassia re; Marketing and Communications Specialist for P.S.I.A.
– REPORT that we have 30 airlines now.
– REPORT that if you are checking bags get to the airport 2 hours ahead of flight time.
– REPORT that now there is the overflow parking lot. There are shuttles to and from the airport.
– DISCUSSION of the “play and pay” register on www.flypsp.com to shop, eat, etc., w/out security.
– REPORT on the pink door (i.e. the pink door house in S. Palm Springs) @ the airport. It’s an emblem of Palm Springs that is pre-security and has coffee, retail, etc.,
– DISCUSSION of the progress of the construction; Trio, the concessions, duty-free is coming later this year. Eventually perhaps another terminal.
– REPORT that we have 3.2 million passengers a year now. Airlines are flying in more passengers but on bigger planes. The heat and temperatures doesn’t impact take-offs and landings for these newer planes now.
– REMEMBER, May 7. 2025 is the last date for you to get a REAL I.D. Go to the DMV and get you real i.d.
– (contact info; www.flypsp.com).
Jake
Red-Jeep Tours Segment – April 1, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 2 – Red-Jeep Tours Segment
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RED-JEEP TOURS w/ Rick Curtiss re:
– REPORT on the real Pink Door house in S. Palm Springs on Sierra Way.
– DISCUSSION of snakes; all snakes are cold-blooded or ectothermic, because they get their internal temperature from the outside temperature. Joey’s Koi Fish go into stasis type of brumation.
– REPORT that some snakes lay eggs (overvigorous – where we get the word viper from) but as soon as they are laid, they hatch. Other snakes lay eggs, and they take a while to hatch.
– REPORT that the Mohave Green is possibly the most dangerous snake in the Valley.
– REPORT that snakes can strike from any position, not just coiled. Can strike up to 1/3 of it’s body length.
– DISCUSSION that NO snake is poisonous, they are venomous, which must be injected directly into the blood system.
– REPORT that young snakes are more dangerous than older snakes. Older snakes can regulate the amt. of energy it takes to express venom. Young snakes can’t regulate their venom, so they will give you ALL the venom they have. IF YOU GET A SNAKE BITE, GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM.
– DISCUSSION of a Rick w/ a sting ray that is incredibly soft-skinned.
– (contact info: www.red-jeep.com and (760) 324-5337)
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Medical Doctors Research Segment – April 1, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 3 – Medical Doctors Research Segment
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MDR w/ Pat Riley re: 14101 NW 4th St., Sunrise, FL. 33325.
– TODAY’S REPORT on MDR’S Longevity AntiOxidents. ( i.e. when oxidation is “rusting”)
– REPORT that Pat Boone, @ 89 takes this every morning. ALL NATURAL.
– REPORT that Vital Factors takes away some of the effects of aging.
– REPORT that we need the nutrients in fruits and vegetables that science has found will increase our health and longevity.
– DISCUSSION of the benefits of MDR Longevity Anti Oxidents to promote our defenses against free-radicals and increase our nitric Oxide by 230%.
– DISCUSSION that MDR Longevity Anti Oxidents will boosts our energy & performance, help our focus & memory and support blood flow and heart health.
– REPORT that this combination of ingredients and the level @ which Pat has them will “feed” all the cells in our body. Will help fight the effects of stress.
– REPORT on the ingredients in MDR Longevity Anti Oxidants; Resveratrol, discovered by Harvard; broccoli sprouts, turmeric for your joints and brain health, astovantan which is 6,000 times stronger than Vit. C and traps those bad free radicals.
– DISCUSSION of how MDR Longevity Anti Oxidents will help w/ our circulation. Instantly help w/ our energy and stamina.
– DISCUSSION of the innovations that will be coming in the future to stay young.
– (contact info: www.mdr.com and (800) 637-8227 OR 800 MDR-TABS).
Cover Girl Pat
Restaurant of the Week Segment – March 31, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 1 – Restaurant of the Week Segment
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RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK w/ Marty Webster re: “Aspen Mills”. 1.) 555 S. Sunrise Way, P.S. 92264. (since 1995) Open Mon. – Sat.,7 AM – 6:30 PM.
2.) Inside Clarks Nutrition Café @ 34175 Monterey Ave., R. M., 92270; Open 10 AM – 5 PM. 3.) 46-520 Washington St., La Quinta; Open 7 AM – 5 PM. 4.) Inside the Rancho Mirage Library; Open 10 AM – 4 PM. Also @ Thurs., night Village Fest in Palm Springs and Village Fest @ COD.
– DISCUSSION of his 30-year Anniversary next year.
– DISCUSSION of the different locations;
1.) 555 S. Sunrise Way, P.S. 92264. (since 1995) Open Mon. – Sat.,7 AM – 6:30 PM.
2.) Inside Clarks Nutrition Café @ 34175 Monterey Ave., R. M., 92270; Open 10 AM – 5 PM. 3.) 46-520 Washington St., La Quinta; Open 7 AM – 5 PM. 4.) Inside the Rancho Mirage Library; Open 10 AM – 4 PM. Also @ Thurs., night Village Fest in Palm Springs and Village Fest @ COD.
– REPORT that they do lunch box deliveries, catering.
– DISCUSSION of the coming Easter season and Hot Cross Buns.
– REPORT that Marty has vendors that do the shopping for the stores.
– DISCUSSION of vegan, gluten free and low carb offerings.
– REPORT that orders can be placed anytime. Gift baskets, pies, rolls, cookies, brownies. Etc.,
– DISCUSSION of the staff parties they do the ordering-in for.
– REPORT on the sandwich trays for the coming Easter Season or any time. Comes w/ potato salads, pickles, cookies and can be delivered. The same items can be in sandwich boxes.
– REPORT that the 5 different salads that can be in large quantities.
– REPORT on the 30 different kinds of breads, all made my hand and fresh. No preservatives in any of their breads. Any bread “flavor” can be made into rolls.
– REPORT on all the different kinds of cookies.
– REPORT that they now have SOUPS served in a bread bowl.
– REPORT on how to order by phone, email etc., THEY DELIVER.
– REPORT on the fact that they have been open since 1995.
– (contact info: www.aspenmillsbakery.com and (760) 323-3123).
Marty
Desert Oasis Health Care Segment – March 31, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 2 – Desert Oasis Health Care Segment
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D.O.H.C. w/ Sandra Artinian BSN, RN. Maternal Nurse Health Educator D.O.H.C.; 275 El Cielo Rd., Palm Springs, 92262. “Your Health, Your Life, Our Passion”.
– DISCUSSION of all the classes D.O.H.C. has now for all phases of childbirth and the preparation of same. Many are virtual. New role for Sandra w/ D.O.H.C.
– DISCUSSION that she offers classes, one-to-one classes, access to phone calls from gals @ all stages of pregnancy, delivery, nursing etc. ALL CLASSES ARE FREE.
– REPORT that we have about 250 moms who deliver each year.
– REPORT on women wanting to Get Pregnant after their careers are in place; Challenges gals face to get pregnant. Fertility issues and the new genetic blood test that can check for birth defects earlier. Non-invasive, can be done earlier than amniocentesis. Very needed now. Moms are a bit older than previous generations of Moms.
– REPORT that ALL pregnant women get earlier ultrasounds and tests now. Tests canb even measure all the bones of the fetus along the way. Checks all the internal organs. D.O.H.C. has a Maternal Fetal Specialist too.
– REPORT on Delivery; Childbirth preparation. Babies are delivered @ Desert Regional. There is also lots of support for nursing.
– (contact info: www.mydohc.com and (760) 969-6555).
Sandra
Desert Oasis Health Care Segment – March 31, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 3 – Desert Oasis Health Care Segment
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cont. 3. D.O.H.C. w/ Sandra Artinian BSN, RN. Maternal Nurse Health Educator re: @ D.O.H.C.; 275 El Cielo Rd., Palm Springs, 92262. “Your Health, Your Life, Our Passion”.
– DISCUSSION of pain management options during labor and delivery. Doulas are professionals who provide continuous emotional, physical and informational support to a pregnant mom and her partner before, during and after childbirth, aiming to help them achieve a safe and satisfying birth experience. Sandra covers “non-medical” treatments. You can WALK around during the early stages of labor.
– DISCUSSION that Sandra was giving birth in the era of “natural childbirth”.
– REPORT that even during a “C-Section” delivery the husband can be in the room.
– DISCUSSION of the different positions for delivery. Birthing chair; can also lay on your side especially if you have back issues; traditional position of laying on your back; on your hands and knees on the bed. (can’t use this position if you have an epidural.)
– DISCUSSION of pain management for delivery. 1. Epidural which is a catheter that makes you numb from the waist down. 2. Some birthing centers use “laughing gas”.
– DISCUSSION of breast feeding. D.O.H.C. offers a virtual class on nursing, especially for the first couple of weeks. The American Academy recommends nursing for a minimum of 1 year.
– HOLD THE DATES;
1. DESERT CANCER FOUNDATION “Corks & Cuisine” Ap., 9 @ Tamarisk Country Club. www.desertcancerfoundation.org. GREAT EVENT.
– REPORT on the D.O.H.C. FREE Drive Thru Flu Clinics Hours and Locations.
– PALM SPRINGS: 275 N. El Cielo. Mon.-Fri., 9/4 – 10/31; 8:30 AM – 4 PM; 2 years and older.
– BERMUDA DUNES: 41120 Washington St. Mon.-Fri., 9/2 – 10/31; 8:30 AM – 4 PM; 2 years and older.
– INDIO; 81880 Dr. Correon Blvd. Mon.-Fri., 9/4 – 9/27; 8:30 AM – 4 PM; 2 years and older.
– YUCCA VALLEY IMMEDIATE CARE: 57-840 29 Palms Highway. Mon.-Fri., 9/4 – 9/27; 8:30 AM – 4 PM; 2 years and older.
– (contact info: www.mydohc.com and (760) 969-6555).
Sandra
Joey’s Daily Datebook – March 31 – April 4, 2025
Joey English Daily Datebook
Presented by Desert Oasis Healthcare
www.mydohc.com and (760) 320-8814
“Your Life, Your Health, Our Passion”
FRIDAY: Ap., 4, 2025. National Vit C Day.
1.WHO; TEMECULA THEATER.
WHAT: “9 TO 5”.
WHEN; Ap., 4 – 20
WHERE: Old Town Temecula Community Theater
WEB; www.temeculaca.gov.
2. WHO; C.S.U.S.B. ANNOUNCES.
WHAT; Nursing students are going into leadership roles thru the Nursing Pier Mentoring Program w/ high school health students.
WHEN; CURRENTLY.
WHERE: In the Coachella Valley.
WEB; www.csusb.edu.
3. WHO; CREATIVE ARTS TEMPLE W/ RABBI JERRY CUTLER.
WHAT; CAT FNL (Creative Arts Temple/Friday Night Live) Streaming brief Shabbat Services w/ The Cutlers.
WHEN; FIRST FRIDAY NIGHTS @ 6 PM.
WHERE; Facebook & YouTube & live.
WEB; www.creativeartstemple.org.
THURSDAY: Ap., 3, 2025. National Chocolate Mousse Day.
1. WHO; THE PALM CANYON THEATRE.
WHAT; “Victor/Victoria”.
WHEN; NOW THRU AP., 6.
WHERE: 538 N. Palm Cyn., Dr.,
WEB; www.palmcanyontheatre.net.
2. WHO; CV REP’s Adam Karstens wants you to know about;
WHAT; “Other Desert Cities”.
WHEN; APRIL 23 – MAY 4.
WHERE; 68510 E. Palm Cyn., Cathedral City
WEB; www.cvrep.org.
3. WHO; ACRISURE ARENA.
WHAT; CV Firebirds vs. San Jose Barracudas.
WHEN; AP., 9; 7 PM.
WHERE; Acrisure Arena.
WEB; www.acrisurearena.com.
WEDNESDAY: Ap., 2, 2025. World Autism Awareness Day
1. WHO; DAP HEALTH/PRES. DAVID BRINKMAN wants you to know;
WHAT; Find out about unlimited vaccines and care on the website.
WHEN; ON-GOING.
WHERE; On-line.
WEB; www.daphealth.org.
2. WHO; REVOLUTION STAGE COMPANY.
WHAT: “The Shark Is Broken”.
WHEN; AP., 11 – 19.
WHERE; 611 S. Palm Cyn. In the Sun Shopping Center.\
WEB; www.revolutionstagecompany.com.
3. WHO; AGUA CALIENTE BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS Chairman Milanovich wants you to know.
WHAT; Pat Benatar & Neil Geraldo.
WHEN; APRIL 11, 8 PM.
WHERE; The Show.
WEB; www.aguacalientecasinos.com
TUESDAY: Ap., 1, 2025 April Fools Day.
1. WHO; MC CALLUM THEATRE.
WHAT; Kalli O’Hara.
WHEN; Thurs., Ap., 3.
WHERE; 73000 Fred Waring Dr., Palm Desert, CA.
WEB; www.mccallumtheatre.com.
2. WHO; MICHAEL HOLMES’ PURPLE ROOM, P.S. PREMIER SUPPER CLUB.
WHAT; Cheryl Benbtyne of Manhattan Transfer
WHEN; FRI. & SAT.; Ap., 4 & 5 PM.
WHERE; 1900 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. CA., 92264.
WEB; www.purpleroompalmsprings.com.
3. WHO; DESERT THEATRICALS Josh and Ray want you to know;
WHAT; “Hairspray”
WHEN; AP., 11-13
WHERE; 71580 San Jacinto Dr., Rancho Mirage, CA.
WEB; www.desert-theatricals.com.
MONDAY: Mar., 31, 2025 Cesar Chavez Day.
1. WHO; PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER
WHAT; “Mama I’m A Gig Girl Now” w/ the original Tracy, Penny and Amber from Broadway’s “Hairspray”
WHEN; SAT., AP., 5; meet ‘n great 5:30; 7 PM show.
WHERE; Palm Springs Cultural Center on Baristo.
WEB; www.psculturalcenter.org.
2. WHO; RANCH RECOVERY CENTER
WHAT; 20th annual Luncheon “Runway to Recovery”
WHEN; MON. Ap., 14; 10:30 AM – 2 PM.
WHERE; Palm Desert Resort Country Club
WEB; www.ranchrecovery.org.
3. WHO; CHRISTOPHER KENNEDY wants you to know about your P.S. “Happy Hour”, carefully crafted just for you, and served w/ a side of style.
WHAT; Sign up for his newsletter. For inspiration, products, and projects.
WHEN; ALWAYS.
WHERE; On line.
WEB; www.christopherkennedy.com.
Palm Springs Public Library Segment – March 28, 2025
8:00 – 9:00 AM
Seg 1 – Palm Springs Public Library Segment
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P.S. PUBLIC LIBRARY w/ Corey Roskin, Library board member for the Foundation and Chair of the Events Committee. re: 300 S. Sunrise Way, Palm Springs, CA. 92262.
– REPORT that the Library is going to undergo an extensive re-model. Built in 1975. The smaller Wellwood Library is older.
– REPORT that there is a professional “mover” for libraries.
– REPORT that this will be funded thru the State, bonds etc. Might be over $30 million.
– DISCUSSION of how folks will access books and return books and use facilities.
– REPORT that there will be NO interruption in services for the community.
– DISCUSSION of how books are acquired for the Library. Services of the “Friends of the Palm Springs Library.”
– Thanks to Julie Warren for setting up this interview.
– HOLD THE DATE; Ap., 11 “Cocktails on the Page” $150. celebrating books @ the Liberace Estate 1441 N. Kaweah Rd. Palm Springs!! Author Rufi Thorpe (Margo’s Got Money Troubles) A fundraiser for the P.S. Public Library Foundation. Tickets @ www.pslibraryfoundation.org.
– DISCUSSION of the book Corey is writing called “Touched”.
– (contact info: www.palmspringsca.gov and (760) 322-READ).
Corey
R.I.P. Robert Redford; 8.18.1936 – 9.16.2025
R.I.P. Dear Harold Matzner. 7.4.1937 – 9.4.2025
