Lifestyles with Lillian Vasquez

On this special final episode of Lifestyles, Lillian speaks with performer Lucie Arnaz and showcases clips of guests over the past 6.5 years.

Kimberly Starrs talks about Inland SoCal United Way, a nonprofit that offers support in education, health, and financial stability. Author Michelle Kearney Lopez discusses her children’s book Animal Magic: A Yoga Tale of Love & Unity.

Award-winning composer and songwriter Richard Sherman has composed some of the most recognizable and cherished Disney music in the world. He talks about composing such classic songs and how he came to know Walt Disney himself.

Beverly Noerr, Executive Director of Redlands Bowl Performing Arts, shares the lineup for their 101st festival season. Then, Josefina Canchola with the Puente Project talks about preparing students for higher education and creating mentors for the future.

Television and radio host, author, and travel expert Rick Steves talks about his six-part miniseries Rick Steves Art of Europe.

Television writer and author Dan Ramm discusses his new book Long Branch.

Lillian speaks with actor, author, and activist Ed Begley, Jr. He talks about his roles and his memoir, To The Temple of Tranquility and Step On It.

Musician, actor, director, producer, and author Micky Dolenz, who carries on the legacy of The Monkees as the last remaining member, talks about his life and career.

Actor and author Dean Butler, known for his role as Armanzo Wilder on Little House on the Prairie, talks about his overall career, performing on Broadway, and his memoir.

Lillian Vasquez speaks with Shaliyah Ben, Executive Director of the Native American Arts Center at Idyllwild Arts Academy and Chris Barrows, President of San Bernardino Aquinas High School.

Tracey DeMaria, Author and Occupational therapist, discusses her book How to Surf the Waves.

Dr. Hillary Jenks, Co-Executive Director for the Inland Empire Labor Institute, talks about some of the projects they have in place to help individuals who are looking for work or resources to get them started towards a career path. Eliana Zacarias, Curator of Education for the San Bernardino County Museum, shares their exhibits and upcoming event On The Move: All Things That Go!

Doug Whiteman, President of The River’s Edge Ranch in Lucerne Valley, talks about the Ranch's rehabilitation program for men who seek to recover from substance abuse.

Cooking instructor, blogger, and author Linda Tyler discusses her new book The Plant-Based Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook, which includes recipes that reduce inflammation and promotes health.

Attorney Jeff Nickerson discusses the difference between wills, trusts, state planning, and describes the need for a conservatorship.

Bonnie Flippin, Program Coordinator for the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health, Oral Health Program, talks about their partnership with First 5 and the Little Teeth, Big Responsibility Campaign which stresses that taking care of teeth from an early age has a positive effect on overall health. Vincent Wukmir, Founder of Elderosa Elderberry Ranch on Route 66 in Devore, shares the process of harvesting wild elderberries.

California’s Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday discusses the California Volunteers, which launched the nation’s first statewide Climate Action Corps, College Corps, and Youth Jobs Corps.

Dr. Jess Block Nerren discusses The Cog, or Cognitive Collective, a sensory hub on the campus of Cal State University San Bernardino that advocates for neurodiversity. And Organizer Greg Russell talks about the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, April 19 at Riverside City College.

Shawn Prokopec, Chief Executive Officer of Anthesis, discusses the non-profit's dedication to empower individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and provide job readiness training.

Vanessa Perez, Executive Director with Time for Change Foundation, shares the non-profit's mission to provide programs and housing to help women and children reach self-sufficiency.