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Hour 1 Seg 1 - Restaurant of the Week Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK w/ Dan Gore re: “Oscars”; 125 E. Tahquitz Cyn., Way. Palm Springs. – REPORT on the years Oscar’s has been in existence. 1.OSCARS PALM SPRINGS w/ Dan Gore re: 125 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way., Palm Springs, CA. 92262 - REPORT on Kate Luckinbill’s show, AP., 4 – HOLD THE DATES 1. MON., JUNE 15 – Poptail with Tiffany; doors @ 5:30, show @ 7 PM. 2. THURS., JUNE 18 – Atrium Piano Bar w/ Joe Croyle 3. FRI., JUNE 19 – Dragachella – Drag Festival; doors @ 9 PM 4. SAT., JUNE 20 – Bitchiest Brunch; 11 AM 5. SAT., JUNE 20 – Coming Up After the Break – An Evening w/ Carolyn Hennesy; show @ 6:30 PM 6. SUN., JUNE 21 – Bitchiest Brunch: 10 AM & 1 PM w/ Anita Rose 7. SUN., JUNE 21 – Sunday T-Dance; 3 – 7 PM; FREE first hour, the $10. 8. THURS., JUNE 25 – Atrium Piano Bar w/ Joe Croyle 6 – 8 PM 9. FRI., JUNE 26 – Atrium Piano Bar w/ Joe Croyle 6 – 8 PM 10. FRI., JUNE 26 – Dragachella – Drag Festival; doors @ 9 PM 11. SAT., JUNE 27 – Bitchiest Brunch: 11 AM 12. SAT., JUNE 27 – a Few Moments w/ Kate Luckinbill; doors @ 5 PM, show @ 6 PM. Reserve for dinner. 13. SUN., JUNE 28 – Bitchiest Brunch; 10 AM & 1 PM w/ Anita Rose. - REPORT on the Bitchiest Brunch show. Bottomless mimosas etc. - REPORT on AVILA SMOKEHOUSE @ OSCAR’S w/ Chef Avila. Great menu - DISCUSSION that you should usually make reservations. – DISCUSSION of the menu and wonderful food. - REPORT on the different eating and entertainment venues @ Oscars; Piano Bar, Atrium, Courtyard and Side Bar. - REPORT on the Sat., and Sun., “Bitchiest Brunch” w/ “attitude”!!!! - DISCUSSION of the Sunday T-Dance each Sunday in the Courtyard. First hour FREE, then $10. Admission. – REMEMBER to check the website for the info for ALL the upcoming shows. – (contact info: www.oscarspalmsprings.com and (760) 325-1188) Dan

Hour 1 Seg 2 - Crossroads-To-Care Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. CROSSROADS TO CARE (housecalls are back) w/ Patricia Ryan, MSN, ANP-BC re; Presented through the generosity of www.VitalFactors.com. The answer to how to have more natural energy and how to feel years younger. The famous “fizzies” I love so much. www.vitalfactors.com. - DEFINITION of what a “nurse practitioner” is. - PATRICIA PROVIDES SERVICES SUCH AS; Same as in a doctor’s office; She can; 1. Diagnose 2. Treat. 3. Prescribe. 4. Referrals as needed (Xrays, home health care, etc), 5. Do blood tests right there, deliver them to the lab and get you the results. 6. Check-ups. - DEFINITION of an Adult Nurse Practitioner; a nurse who went back to school and has a Master’s Degree and MAKES HOUSE CALLS. - REPORT on how convenient her services are for many folks for many reasons. Good to know your “starting point” from your blood work. - REPORT on her concierge services for folks 18 and over. - REPORT that Patricia can prescribe GENERIC BRANDS and save you MONEY!!! - REPORT that she is the ONLY nurse practitioner who has this type of practice in the Coachella Valley. 1. Check-ups. 2. Overall health. 3. Yearly visits. 4. She will do the blood-draw and deliver it to the labs. 5. SHE HAS PORTABLE ULTRASOUND AND XRAY DEVICES. - DISCUSSION of the convenience of her services if you; 1. Don’t drive. 2. Don’t want to sit in the doctor’s office AND WAIT to be seen. 3. Don’t have to get up and get dressed, can be seen while bedridden. 4. Don’t have to deal w/ the “wait” time to get an appointment w/ your primary care physician. Patty can see you in a very timely manner. - REPORT that you can become a patient w/ a yearly fee, or she can bill Medicare, and her visits are charged to insurance which she will help you fill out. - REPORT that she can write prescriptions. Even for bio-identical hormones as well. - REPORT that many of her patients are seniors. - QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS.” 1. What is collagen? (A protein, most abundant in our bodies. Our skin, hair, nails, bones and connective tissues. Over 28 different types. We need it to maintain youthful looking skin, w/ no wrinkles.) 2. What does it mean if my hands, feet, arms and legs are burning, tingling or numb? (Need to think of your nerve endings. Possible diabetes or a pinched nerve. See your medical provider.) 3. What can I do to whiten my teeth? (There are many ways, w/ a dentist, trays, strips, and be careful, some of those things may remove your enamel.) - ANNOUNCEMENT that Patricia is starting to inject Botox!!! - (contact info: www.crossroadstocare.org and (760) 992-4321). Patricia

Hour 1 Seg 3 - Talk of Stars Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. TALK OF STARS w/ Jon Orlin re; Palm Springs Cultural Center, 2300 E. Baristo, Palm Springs. - HOLD THE DATE: 1. FRI., June 19 – 6:00 PM – “Something To Entertain You”. The Documentary from American Documentary and Animation Film Festival Showcase. A documentary by Jon and Mary Orlin about Karen and Tony Barone. - REPORT that this is part of XOXO PALM SPRINGS. - REPORT that the Q and A after the film will be monitored by Susan Stein. – DISCUSSION of how this process worked. - DISCUSSION of what’s next for Jon and Mary. - (contact info; www.psculturalcenter.org and www.baroneart.com.) Jon

Hour 1 Seg 4 - Theatre Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. PALM CANYON THEATRE w/ Derik Shopinski Business Manager, Actor, Director, Costume Designer, Dancer re; 538 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. - MISSION STATEMENT; PCT is a non-profit regional repertory theater known for producing Broadway musicals, classic plays, and cabarets in the historic Frances S. Stevens School. PCT offers a community-focused experience w/ local talent, educational programs for youth, and intimate, close-up seating. - REPORT on the upcoming shows; - HOLD THE DATES 1. JUNE 23 – AUG., KIDS SUMMER CAMP; 6 weeks from June 23 – Aug., 2. Partnering w/ P.S.U.S.D. You can “drop in” and “drop out”. Will be doing weekly “productions”. $225./week. Monday thru Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM. Lunch hour. Discussion of the different classes. 2. July 17 - Aug., 2, ’26; The Wizard of Oz 3. 2026 – 2027 SEASON; - Oct., 9 – 18 – “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat - Oct., 30 – Nov., 15 – “Sordid Lives” - Nov., 27 – Dec., 13 – “The Producers” - Jan., 22 – Feb., 14 – “Evita” - Feb., 9 - Mar., 7 – “Beautiful” - Mar., 12 - 28 – “Titanic” - Ap., 16 – May 2 - “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Musical” - July 23 – Aug., 1 – “Seussical, the Musical” - REPORT that tickets go on sale Aug., 1 for next season. - (contact info: www.palmcanyontheatre.org and (760) 323-5123) Derik

Hour 2 Seg 1 - CV Alzheimers Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. CV ALZHEIMER’S w/ Payula Simonds re; Executive Director 75105 Merle Dr., Stuie 800, Palm Desert, CA. – DISCUSSION that Alzheimer’s CV is local, not the national association. – MISSION STATEMENT: to focus on the PERSON w/ cognitive impairment and what is STILL POSSIBLE. Philosophy is to assist the individual and family whether it is providing resources, up-to-date information, and every importantly, socialization. Belief that “life goes on” and encourage both caregiver and loved one to tap into that! - DISCUSSION that all their programs and services are FREE - EDUCATION; 1. Caregiver education classes; 2. Meaningful conversations w/ the cognitively impaired; 3. Traveling the Journey Together; 4. Community Outreach. – SOCIAL GROUPS; 1. Club Journey; 2. Tunes for the Memories; 3. Creative Art Experience; 4. Dementia Friendly Café. – SUPPORT GROUPS; 1. For caregivers of loved ones w/ dementia; 2. Parkinson’s Support Group; 3. Bereavement. – DISCUSSION of the ACV Screening Center; offers no-cost screenings for those concerned w/ cognitive impairment or memory loss. Results are reviewed w/ clients and, if desired, w/ caregivers and referring physicians. ACV will also provide families w/ the education and resources applicable to their lifestyle. - (contact info: www.cvalzheimers.org and (760) 776-3100). Paula

Hour 2 Seg 2 - Bilhartz Desert Insurance Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. BILHARTZ DESERT INSURANCE w/ Brian Bilhartz. HIS OFFICES; 75-410 Gerald Ford Dr., Ste., 102, Palm Desert, 92211. BRIAN IS A BROKER. - QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS” 1. I am on a fixed income, how do I know what I NEED AND WHAT I DON’T NEED insurance-wise? (First of all, DO NOT SHOP the brand names. Best to check w/ a qualified broker, not someone you saw on television. There are so many companies, the good dates are 30 days after your birthday. Need to check on what your prescription and drug coverage needs are, among other things. You don’t want to pay for something you do NOT need. Brian will balance your “expectation of care”, w/ what you can afford. If you are on Medigap Plan you have up to 30 days AFTER your bday to make a change.) 2. What is the one thing you wish every Senior in the Desert knew BEFORE they pick up the phone and make a call? (Everyone’s situation is so unique, you don’t want to call the big companies BECAUSE THEY WILL ONLY TELL YOU ABOUT THEIR COMPANY.) - DISCUSSION that MEDICAL is financial based. - REPORT that Part D plans premiums are going up. - REPORT that the annual election period WAS OVER Dec., 7. Challenge is there are plans that are terminating. You’ll get notices in the mail if yours is cancelled. Plans are changing left and right. REVIEW YOUR PLANS. - DISCUSSION of the changes to MEDICARE PART D – the most utilized component of your Medicare because you take your medications EVERY DAY. - REPORT on Medicare Part D. For drugs. Most Medicare Advantage Plans have this. Medicare is going to put a cap in 2025 on the out-of-pocket maximum of $2000. for Part D. GREAT. - DISCUSSION of your FLEX card and that there are different types. Going up to $99./month in 2026. - REPORT that Brian will serve his clients in their home, in his office, on the phone. REMEMBER HE WILL COME TO YOUR HOME. He has all the special classification to do all of this. The rules are different in other states. He studies in July, Aug., and Sept. each year for the changes coming. - ANNOUNCEMENT that now there is a PERSON JUST TO RESPOND TO CALLS/TEXTS. Ashley is @ (760) 848-7171. - (contact info; www.bilhartzinsurance.com and (760) 848-7171). Brian

Hour 2 Seg 3 - Senior Moment Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. DEMENTIA HELP CENTER w/ Kae Hammond, re: 75-270 Hwy., 111, Ste., 204, Indian Wells 92210. – MISSION STATEMENT; Dementia Help Center is the rescue plan for family caregivers. Offer individual and family coaching, personalized planning, care management and placement when the time comes. Fear cripples, but knowledge empowers. Strive to educate, inform and manage the disease and then to thrive. - QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS” 1. Does hearing loss go along w/ Dementia? (Yes, the MOST modifiable condition to help stem Dementia. i.e. The Lancet Commission identified this. Poor hearing is a leading risk factor for Dementia in older adults. Untreated hearing increases the risk by2-5 times. It contributes to Dementia by causing brain atrophy, increasing cognitive load, and fostering social isolation. USING HEARING AIDS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCES THE RISK.) - REPORT that hearing loss is linked to faster atrophy in the brain, particularly in areas for processing sounds and memories. - REPORT that when hearing is impaired, the brain must work harder to process sounds and fill in gaps…i.e. diverting mental resources away from memory and higher-level thinking systems. - REPORT that 70% of family members who care for Dementia/Alzheimer’s patients will develop CHRONIC ILLNESSES of their own and frequently DIE before the patient they are caring for. NOW there is NO CONVERSATION as opposed to other illnesses where the patient can still talk and understand. - DISCUSSION that there are over 110 forms of Dementia. - REPORT that everyone’s experience w/ Dementia IS DIFFERENT. - REPORT that there is R.E.M. sleep and NON-R.E.M. sleep. The NON-R.E.M. sleep is the IMPORTANT ONE. That’s the time when the waste and toxins are washed out of our brains. This process happens very quickly. - STATEMENT that the brain links electrical activity to the practical housekeeping of the body. - DISCUSSION of how bad proteins lead to Alzheimer’s and Dementia. - NEED TO KNOW; 1. Timelines are different. 2. Can be very aggressive. 3. Can diagnosis w/ an MRI or PET SCAN. - REPORT that it is especially IMPORTANT TO KNOW WHAT KIND OF DEMENTIA one is dealing with, and which part OF YOUR BRAIN IS DYING. – REPORT on their DHC’s bi-monthly “THRIVE” support group for ALL LEVELS IS BACK. Open to clients, family, caregivers. They also have a ZOOM meeting. Call for the link. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Indian Wells group meets 1st and 3rd Wed., of each month. La Quinta group meets 2nd and 4th Wed., in Old Town. of each month. – (contact info: www.dementiahelpcenter.com and (760) 636-6355). Kae

Hour 2 Seg 4 - Shay’s Warriors Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. SHAY’S WARRIORS “LIFE AFTER CANCER” w/ Shay Moraga re: 42-215 Washington St., Ste. A389, Palm Desert, CA. 92211. - MISSION STATEMENT: Because living life after cancer is tough. To inspire, inform, empower and help heal cancer survivors and their families through health, fitness and mind-body connection. - REPORT that Shay’s Warriors provides tools and “Coffee and Connections” for support. Reminds folks to do their “self-care”. For cancer survivors and their support system. - DISCUSSION of their successful 4th Annual Pre-Mother’s day event w/ a new wellness boutique and diamond wish @ Wally’s Desert Turtle coordinated by Matty. - REPORT that Shay Moraga started this organization in 2017 because she is living “life after cancer”. NOT JUST FOR CANCER survivors, ALL ILLNESS SURVIVORS. - SAVE THE DATES: 1. - MOVE TO HEAL - EVERY THURSDAY, - Gardens on El Paseo on the front lawn there will be FREE Thurs., “Move to Heal” classes from 9 to 10 AM. Yoga, meditation etc., FREE TO ANYONE. Register on-line. Bring water, a mat, a towel etc., All levels of 1. Yoga, 2. Mat Pilates, 3. Band and Boot Camp, and 4. Restorative Yoga Sound Bath. 2. - REPORT that now Shay’s Warriors also has a “Yo Bro” I AM BRAVE TOO group. Meets every 6 to 8 weeks. 3. – HOLD THE DATE; - Coffee and Connection; 3RD. Sat., of every month @ Sottovoce Café and Wine Bar in Palm Desert. FREE. - ASSOCIATION w/ the LiveWell Clinic in LaQuinta. - DISCUSSION of the FREE RETREAT in June and all the programs to be offered then. Nominate on the website whomever you would like to go for FREE for 4 days and 3 nights @ the Ritz Carlton. Nominate @ www.shaywarriors.org/I-am-hope - DISCUSSION of the need for VOLUNTEERS. www.shayswarriors.org/volunteer. - (contact info: www.shayswarriors.org and (760) 895-1705). Shay

Hour 3 Seg 1 - Neuro Wellness Foundation Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. NEURO WELLNESS FOUNDATION w/ Jo Rosen re: 72811 Hwy., 111, #1031, Palm Desert, CA. 92260-3312 - MISSION STATEMENT; The Neuro Wellness Foundation (NWF) is dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals and families affected by neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Autism, Alzheimer’s, and more. Through education, support, and resources, we aim to empower those navigating these conditions to live fuller, healthier lives. - REPORT on their FREE weekly newsletter available by signing up on the website. www.NWFCares.org. - REPORT on the FREE Independent Planning Guide, info also on website. - DISCUSSION that surprisingly, there is no age difference for patients. - REPORT on Empowerment through Education. - REPORT on Community Support - REPORT on Neuro Wellness Marketplace - REPORT on Innovative Services and Products - DISCUSSION of Jo’s long history in the field. - ANNOUNCEMENT of the plans and projects for NWF.org. - CHALLENGE to listen to Jo Rosen and help design her “Wooden Bowl” project. - (contact info: www.neurowellnessfoundation.org and (877) 409-8329). Jo

Hour 3 Seg 2 - Animal Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. BARKINGHAM PET HOTEL CALIFORNIA/CA. PAWS RESCUE/RESCUED TAILS w/ Wendy Rall re: 73650 Dinah Shore Dr. Palm Desert. - REPORT on CMFT, TCHP, CACLT, CCKTP titles that Wendy has. - TODAY’S FOCUS 1. Reports on “Courage” her new doggie, who was found wandering the streets in Thermal w/ a fractured femur. He got surgery to repair his fracture then someone called Wendy to donate a massage for his to help him recover and WENDY FELL IN LOVE W/ THIS DOG. So now she has done hydrotherapy for 3 months and built up his muscles. NOW HE WALKS NORMALLY. - REPORT that Wendy will make house calls for massages. - DISCUSSION of the nice things about Bull Terriers. - DESCRIPTION of all the services @ Barkingham Pet Hotel. Also CA. Paws Rescue, which focuses on Bull Terriers. A very high energy dog. - REPORT that Wendy massaged our guest dog in the green room. How you can determine if there is an ache or pain in the dog you are massaging. - PREVIOUS QUESTIONS FROM A “JOEY PAL” 1. My dog doesn’t like a bath. What am I doing wrong, or what can I do? (YOU MUST remain calm, get a “licky” matt w/ peanut butter or some favorite food for him, HUM to him. Do not bathe dogs w/ a cold water hose. Call Barkingham Pet Hotel to bathe your dog.) - REPORT on the care she provides for Senior Dogs @ Barkingham Pet Hotel. They age first in their rear legs. How beneficial water treatment/hydrotherapy is for these dogs. - REPORT that the majority of Wendy’s work @ Barkingham is to strengthen muscles. Swelling goes down. - DISCUSSION of how therapeutic massage therapy is a benefit to dogs. - REPORT on “acupressure” and “acupuncture” for dogs as well. - DISCUSSION that her sessions are 45 minutes. - DISCUSSION of what Wendy does to help dogs w/ hydrotherapy. Low-impact exercise. Helps your dog to fight aging issues, weight loss and more. Enhances range of motion, balance, mobility and flexibility. Can be customized to your dog’s needs. Relaxes both mind and body. Done in warm water. Treats stress and loneliness. - DISCUSSION of Canine massage therapy. Description of the tank and treadmill. Wendy gets in the warm water w/ the dog. Good for all ages and types of dogs. Helps w/ joint support, stress and pain. Can add aromatherapy and music therapy. Improves sleep. Will increase circulation and healthy bowels. Dogs swim naturally. - Located @ Barkingham Pet Hotel. - DISCUSSION of hours, Sunday services and night care. - (contact info; www.rescuedtails.com and (951) 704-3375 and www.pethotelcalifornia.com and www.californiapawsrescue.org (760) 699-8328.) Wendy

Hour 3 Seg 3 - cont. Animal Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. ANIMAL SAMARITANS w/ Valerie Kattz and Jarred Ellis re; 72120 Pet Land Pl., Thousand Palms, CA. 02276. - DISCUSSION of how the summer heat can hurt your dogs paws. If you cannot put your hand down on the pavement, DON’T HAVE YOUR DOGGIE WALK on it!!! - REPORT that it is illegal in CA. TO LEAVE A PET IN A LOCKED CAR. - DISCUSSION to NOT leave metal chains on your pet in the heat, or water in metal bowls. - REPORT on their affiliation w/ Loving All Animals, Mosquito Vector Control etc., to service 200 dogs courtesy of the Richard Brooks Foundation in the East Valley for spay, neuter, vaccines and microchipping. - DISCUSSION of the problem w/ lyme disease from ticks in the CV. - HOLD THE DATES; 1. ALL OF JUNE; adopt 2 felines for the price of one!!! Under $100. For TWO KITTIES that are spayed, neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. 2. SAT., JUNE 27 – Adoption @ Petco, 72453 Hwy., 111, Palm Desert from 11 AM – 1 PM (last Sat., of every month) 3. SAT., AUG., 29 – 6th Annual DOGust Birthday Bash & Bingo, Kimpton Rowan., 11 AM – 1 PM - PAST QUESTIONS FROM JOEY PALS 1. How do I “send” my pet on a plane without me? (Pet will actually go into the cargo hold of the plane and each airline has the rules and regulations on their website) - DISCUSSION that “Yappy Hour” is back for the Season. First Thurs., of each month @ the Riviera Hotel. Fun-raiser w/ Pet Parents who have friendly dogs on leashes. $20. Donation; wine, appetizers. Come even if you DO NOT have a pet. No adoptions at this event. This is social. - REPORT on the Therapy Pets Volunteers Classes. You must take the class and pass a test. The work is in hospitals, libraries, schools, even COD during Finals, etc. - REPORT on the Adoption fees are $90 for kitties and $250. for puppies. - REPORT that volunteers are ALWAYS NEEDED. - (contact info; www.animalsamaritans.org and (760) 343-3477). Valerie and Jarred

Hour 3 Seg 4 - Momentous Events Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. MOMENTOUS EVENTS w/ Frank Goldstin re; 777 E. Tahquitz Cyn., Way. Ste., 200, Palm Springs, CA. 92262 - DISCUSSION of the next season that is already being planned. - HOLD THE DATES; 1. SEASON #4; BROADWAY’S BEST IN THE WEST will continue @ the Palm Springs Cultural Center AND will re-launch in Dec., 12, Jan.,16, Feb., 13, Mar., 13 and the Gala in the spring. Currently organizing the sponsorships and there are still some available. www.psculturalcenter.org. - BENEFITS the Palm Springs Cultural Center - REPORT that single tickets are available NOW @ www.psculturalcenter.org. HOLD THE DATES: 1. BROADWAY’S BEST IN THE WEST; SEASON 4 - Dec., 12; 7 PM – Joshua Henry (Star of Carousel on Broadway and Tony nominated.) - Jan., 16, ‘27; 7 PM – Mandy Gonzalez (Star of Hamilton on Broadway) - Feb., 13, ‘27; 7 PM – Caissie Levy (Tony, Olivier & Grammy nominated) - Mar., 13, ‘27; 7 PM – Kate Baldwin (2-time Tony Award) 2. FRI., OCT., 16, ‘26 – The LGBT Center of the Desert “Center Stage Gala” @ the Palm Springs Air Museum. www.thecentercv.org. 3. THURS., NOV., 12, ‘26 - Benefit for the Mizell Senior Center starring Stephanie J. Block @ the Palm Springs Cultural Center. www.psculturalcenter.org. - MISSION STATEMENT; “MOMENTOUS” is a premier event marketing, design, and production agency based in iconic Palm Springs, CA. Renowned for crafting unforgettable, multidimensional experiences, MOMENTOUS boasts over 30 years of expertise in delivering a diverse range of events. From strategic corporate gatherings and immersive brand activations to gala fundraisers, opulent custom shows, and luxurious celebrations. DISCUSSION of the name “MOMENTOUS”. How the word resonates w/ Frank. When you say the name of your company is “MOMENTOUS”, you had better BE. REPORT of Frank’s professional history. DISCUSSION of his various events and clients; REPORT OF MOMENTOUS SERVICES; 1.All the non-profit organizations, corporations, private clientele in Palm Springs, All Desert Cities and Nationwide. 2.Producers of Virtual and Hybrid Events, Live Streaming and Televised Events Including Special Programming and Telethons. 3.Premiere Event Planning, Design & Production. 4.Detailed Financial Management & Budget over sight 5.Event Strategy & Marketing 6.Innovative Event Creative 7. Event Venue Sourcing, Recommendations & Negotiations 8. Spectacular Event Décor & Environments 9. Entertainment Production – All Music, Bands, DJ’s, Interactive and Theme Talent, Theatrical Shows and Headline Name Acts. 10. Advanced Technical Production Including Staging, Sound, Lighting, Video, Live Streaming, Show Direction and Stage Management. 11. Food & Beverage – All Food and Beverage, Off Premise Catering, Creative Menu Planning, BEO Management. 12. Total and Advanced Event Logistics Management including Floor Plans, Diagrams and Elevations, Renderings, Scheduling and Event Show Flows. 13. Creative Services: Graphics and Content Creation, Scripting, Photography and Video. 14. Ancillary Event Services; Hotel Room Blocks, Valet Parking, Event Transportation, Gifts & Premiums…and just anything you can imagine to make your event memorable and spectacular. -(contact info; www.psculturalcenter.org and www.gomomentous.com and (760) 273-5050). Frank