#3.4 – GUEST: Palm Springs International Airport Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 4. PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT w/ Jake Ingrassia; Ex., Vice Pres & Chief Communications Officer of Palm Springs International Airport. - REPORT that many yearly flights have returned EARLIER this year due to demand from last season. - REPORT that the construction projects at the airport are going well; new escalators, 80 electric car charging stations etc. - DISCUSSION of the “return” of the mid-century modern curbside benches i.e. Wexler, etc. - DISCUSSIONS that International only applies to flights to and from Canada. - REPORT that the Airport is working to get more extensive International accreditation because you have to have a facility attached to Customs to welcome international flights. Involving the government too. - DISCUSSION of how many “direct” flights there are from PSP to SO MANY CITIES around the world. - REPORT on how important it is to FLY OUT OF PSP because that improves the numbers that will SHOW we need more international flights. - REPORT on new routes; many now year-round 1. – United to LAX twice a day, easy connections to other international and domestic flights without the 3 hour or more drive into LAX. 2. – Alaska to Santa Rosa, CA. 3. – Delta and Southwest to Austin, TX. 4. – United to Newark, New Jersey. 5. – American to Charlotte, N.C. 6. - Southwest to Austin. - DISCUSSION that Chicago and NYC year-round daily - DISCUSSION that a flight w/ ONLY 1 STOP…called Direct Flights, NOT non-stop. - DISCUSSION of the new Public Art Installation w/ works by artist Patrick Barwinski. (www.mrbarwinski.com) - (contact info: www.flypsp.com

#3.4 – GUEST: DA Computers Segment. LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE SEGMENT FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 5. DA COMPUTERS w/ Dan Algazi, re; 915 Crossley Rd. Palm Springs, CA. 92264. - REPORT that they are open from 9 AM to 7 PM weekdays and Sundays 12 Noon to 5 PM - DISCUSSION of the changes that tech has brought to our young people. - QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS” 1. How often do I need to RESTART MY COMUTER? (Individual situation. Depends on how fast your computer is or isn’t running. Programs load in the background and when you restart it the computer will run better. If this doesn’t help perhaps you need an upgraded computer.) 2. How does Daniel “take over my computer” from his office to work on it WITH ME and fix things? (Daniel sends you a link to a program and you type in appropriate things and he can then see the same screen you see and you can work together on YOUR computer screen.) - REPORT that you should read the emails you will see that it’s a scam BECAUSE IT DOES NOT MAKE SENSE. DO NOT reply “unsubscribe” as it give them ALL YOUR INFORMATION. - Report that if you open the email you may enable the sender to access your information, etc. - REPORT that WALKING IN to the store is great and they’ll take a good look @ things for you. - DISCUSSION that you can bring things in, if you can, or he will work w/ you over the phone and he will also come to you. - REMINDER not to let anyone IN TO YOUR COMPUTER if you don’t know them. - RECOMMENDATIONS that they will do a diagnostic exam of your computer FIRST. On a case-by-case basis. - REPORT that over time computers make their own updates and changes. - (contact info www.darepair.com and (760) 864-0099).

#3.3 – GUEST: The Desert Water Agency Segment. LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE SEGMENT FOR HI-LIGHTS/ DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 4. DESERT WATER AGENCY w/ Xochitl Pena, DWA’s Public Affairs Manager re; 1200 S. Gene Autry Tr. Palm Springs, 92264 - MISSION is to provide; groundwater management, drinking water, sewer service, recycled water and conservation resources. TOPIC FOR TODAY: TOURS SAVE THE DATE: 1. Oct., 27 & 28 – Annual Tours of ALL THINGS WATER. Lol. Starts @ 7:30 AM – 3 PM w/ lunch. - REPORT on checking your irrigation systems and getting a “smart controller”. - TIPS on water are on the website. - DISCUSSION that our water is checked 2500 times a year. - DISCUSSION of how our DWA Water comes from State Water. - REPORT that our sewer system is managed by the City of Palm Springs. They treat the sewer water and then send it to DWA who treat it AGAIN to the 3rd level. - TIPS/SERVICES FOR WATERING RIGHT NOW 1. Check your irrigation systems for leaks, breaks or water spraying in the wrong direction. Make sure you are watering plants, not pavement. 2. Water in early morning and late afternoon to reduce evaporation. 3. Use mulch around plants. 4. Water the roots of plants. 5. Choose native plants and do NOT overwater. 6. Group “like” plants together for better watering. 7. Set your mower blade higher to stop burning. - FOR THESE SERVICES AND AN EFFICIENT WATERING GUIDE go to www.dwa.org/guide www.dwa.org/report. - DISCUSSION of seasonal water guide; www.dwa.org/guide. - DISCUSSSION of the smart water controller; the rebate and the reimbursement to have it professionally installed. - REPORT on how to get a Conservation kit w/ a faucet aerator etc.. www.dwa.org/save. - REPORT on grass removal - REPORT on water waste - (contact info; www.dwa.org and (760) 323-4971).

#3.1 – GUESTS: Joey English Box Office Report Segment. #3.1 – GUESTS: Joey English Box Office Report Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW - REPORT that It’s impossible for us to cover all the exciting performances and events happening this month in the time we have with Joey. But we hope you’ll visit her website – joeyenglish.com – to learn more about these highlights – and many more. 1,2. BOX OFFICE REPORT w/ Joe Smith and Barbara Kerr email; joeyenglishboxofficereport@gmail.com - CASINO CORNER - REPORT on AGUA CALIENTE – THE SHOW (32-250 Bob Hope Dr. Rancho Mirage, CA. 92270) 10-09; Brit Floyd-Pink Floyd Tribute▪ 10-16; Chris Isaak▪ 10-23; 38 Special▪ 10-29; WASP▪ 10-31; Ladies of Rock▪ 11-05; Magic Rocks▪ 11-06; Zeppelin USA  www.aguacalientecasinos.com - REPORT ON SPOTLIGHT 29 (46-200 Harrison Pl., Coachella, 92236) All Shows in the Spotlight - 10-10; Keith Sweat▪ 10-17; Grupo Bryndis & Industria Del Amor▪ 11-07; Jeffrey Osbourne - (contact info: www.spotlight29.com). - REPORT ON FANTASY SPRINGS RESORT (84-245 Indio Springs Pkwy, Indio. 92203). - (contact info: www.fantasyspringsresort.com) - REPORT ON MORONGO CASINO RESORT (49500 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, 92230) - (contact info:www.morongocasinoresort.com). ______________________________________________ - REPORT ON THE ACRISURE ARENA (75702 Varner Rd., Palm Desert, CA. /92211) - 10-31; The B-52s DEVO - (contact info:www.acrisurearena.com 9). - REPORT ON THE BENT (2300 E. Baristo Rd., P.S. @ the P.S. Cultural Center) October 9-29; “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” by Tennessee Williams “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” is a Pulitzer Prize-winning 1955 play by Tennessee Williams, famously adapted into an acclaimed 1958 film. Set in the Mississippi Delta, it centers on the wealthy Pollitt family as they gather for Big Daddy's 65th birthday, confronting hidden secrets, greed, and the lies (or "mendacity") that unravel their lives.  November 13-29; “Dada Woof Papa Hot” It’s a fall night in New York City, and two couples who recently met at a parents group are out to dinner at the hot new restaurant. The foursome share photos of their kids, trade war stories from preschool applications, and discuss their work capturing the urban parent experience. #LoveWins, or so the marriage equality campaign has decreed. But then what happens?  December 9-13; “Skippy n’ Bitsy’s Holiday Hoedown Hijinks” These earnest performers – Skippy and Bitsy (portrayed by Terry Ray and Miss Jane Guy) – are never less than hilarous.  January 22 through February 6, 2027; “Jeffrey”  In this comedy by Paul Rudnick, Jeffrey is a gay actor/waiter who has sworn off sex after too many bouts with his partners about what is “safe” and what is not. Suddenly, just after he's reconciled himself to celibacy, Jeffrey's flamboyant friends introduce him to the man of his dreams, who also happens to be HIV-positive. What follows is an audacious and moving romantic comedy with a difference—one in which the quest for love and really fabulous clothes meet, and where unflagging humor prevails even when tragedy might be just around the corner.  February 26 through March 13; “Bad Dog” This will be directed by the playwright: Jennifer Hoppe-House. And it will feature Tony Award nominee Alice Ripley and television favorite Jennie Garth. In the play, a performance artist takes up residency in a blue-chip contemporary Miami art gallery to stage a controversial performance art piece: The artist will live as a dog for a month. A canine comedy about the high-class contemporary art world, identity politics in art, and the power of deception.  April 23 through May 8; “Mother Play: A Play in Five Evictions”  “Mother Play” is a semi-autobiographical Broadway play by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel, exploring her complex relationship with her mother and brother over four decades through a series of "evictions". The play uses surreal and fantastical elements to delve into themes of love, family, forgiveness, and the challenges of being a queer family in the 1960s and beyond. - (contact info: www.thebent.org.) - REPORT ON CVREP (68510 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., C. C. 92234) October 28 – November 15, 2026; “The Minutes” “The Minutes” is a dark comedy by Tracy Letts about a small-town city council meeting in Big Cherry, where a newcomer questions the minutes from the previous meeting and uncovers dark secrets about the town's history and its founding myth, revealing hypocrisy and the lengths people go to control their narrative.  December 2 –20, 2026; “Around the World in 80 Days” The popular stage adaptation of Jules Verne's “Around the World in 80 Days” by playwright Mark Brown is designed to be performed by exactly five actors who collectively play nearly 40 different characters in a race across the globe January 13-31, 2027; “Million Dollar Quartet”  “Million Dollar Quartet” is a Tony Award-nominated jukebox musical. It’s based on the true story of an impromptu jam session at Sun Records on December 4, 1956, featuring Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins. The show dramatizes this legendary night, filled with iconic hits like "Blue Suede Shoes," "Great Balls of Fire," and "Walk the Line," exploring themes of fame, friendship, and rivalry through music that defined an era.  February 24 – March 21, 2027 – “Les Misérables” Les Mis or Les Miz, as it’s often known, is a sung-through musical based on the 1862 novel of the same name by Victor Hugo. It is one of the most popular and highest-grossing stage musicals of all time. - (contact info; www.cvrep.org) - REPORT ON DESERT ENSEMBLE THEATRE (2300 E. Baristo Rd., P.S. @ the P.S. Cultural Center) - (contact info: www.desertensembletheatre.org.) - REPORT ON DESERT THEATREWORKS (45175 Fargo St., Indio, CA.) § October 16–25, 2026; “George Washington's Teeth” § November 11–27, 2026; “Sister Act” § December 11, 2026 – January 3, 2027; “Peter Pan Goes Wrong” § January 15–31, 2027; “Steel Magnolias” § February 12–28, 2027; “Clue – Live on Stage” § March 12 – April 4, 2027; “Mamma Mia” - (contact info: www.dtworks.org.) - REPORT ON DESERT THEATRICALS (Rancho Mirage Amphitheatre @ 71560 San Jacinto Dr., R. M., CA. 92270 – Rancho Mirage Library Community Room, 71-100 CA-111, Rancho Mirage, CA. 982270 Desert Theatricals had a terrific season. Their 2026-2027 Broadway season will include:  October 23-25; “Into the Woods”  This Stephen Sondheim classic follows a Baker and his wife, who wish to have a child; Cinderella, who wishes to attend the King's Festival; and Jack, who wishes his cow would give milk. When the Baker and his wife learn that they cannot have a child because of a Witch's curse, the two set off on a journey to break the curse. Everyone's wish is granted, but the consequences of their actions return to haunt them later with disastrous results.  February 26-28; “Sister Act” With music by Alan Menken, this hit musical comedy is based on the popular 1992 Whoopi Goldberg film. The story follows Deloris Van Cartier, a disco diva who enters witness protection in a convent after witnessing a mob murder, ultimately transforming the struggling church choir.  April 2-4; “Man of La Mancha” This Tony Award-winning was inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' Don Quixote. Set during the Spanish Inquisition, it tells the story of author Miguel de Cervantes, who, while imprisoned, stages a play-within-a-play about the delusional knight Don Quixote and his squire Sancho Panza, who sets out to right wrongs and live by a code of chivalry, famously singing "The Impossible Dream." - (contact info: www.desert-theatricals.com.) - REPORT ON DEZART PERFORMS (605 S. Riverside Dr., P.S.) Dezart Performs has completed its first full season in its new home. The 2026-2027 season will mark the completion of phase two of the adaptive reuse of the historic 1957 First Church of Christ, Scientist into the Dezart Playhouse.  November 18-December 6, 2026; “Come From Away” This internationally celebrated musical recounts the true story of how the people of Gander, Newfoundland opened their homes and hearts to thousands of stranded travelers in the days following 9/11.  January 20 through February 7, 2027; “Hurricane Diane” This Obie Award-winning comedy is described as a sharp, magical, and wildly funny play that reimagines the Greek god Dionysus as Diane, a charismatic gardener who upends the lives of suburban women while challenging their ideas about nature, desire, and control.  March 3-21, 2027; “Primary Trust” The 2024 Pulitzer Prize winner for Drama, PRIMARY TRUST by Eboni Booth offers a warm and poignant story about stepping beyond the familiar.  April 14 through May 2, 2027; “The Remains” A compassionate and incisive comedy-drama about one of the first legally married same-sex couples in America. - (contact info: www.dezartperforms.org ). - REPORT ON HOTEL ZOSO REPORT ON SPIRIT ANIMAL AT HOTEL ZOSO (150 S Indian Canyon Dr Palm Springs, CA 92262) 10-09; Billy L’Amour and the Love Notes with special guest Linda Ceniceros ▪ 10-10; Burtonlesque: A Tim Burton Experience presented by Dirty Little Secrets ▪ 10-15; 1966 Time Capsule-Music Variety Show ▪ 10-20; Sloshed: Drunk Dungeons & Dragons. Session 1: The Adventure begins. ▪ 10-22; An Evening with Toots McApplesauce Only Slightly Misbehaving ▪ 10-23; Mikael Healty’s Baby Grand: Autumn in New York ▪ 10-24; Hush-Hush: vintage Halloween Variety Show of the Highest Class and Caliber ▪ 10-29; Sloshed: The Lost Boys-Live Sloshed Shadow Cast ▪ 10-30; Sloshed: The Rocky Horror Picture Show-The Musical ▪ 11-05; Billy L’Amour and the Love Notes with special guest Keisha D. - (contact info: www.hotelzosopalmsprings.com)) - REPORT ON THE MCCALLUM THEATRE; (73000 Fred Waring Dr., Palm Desert, CA. 92260) - (contact info: www.mccallumtheatre.org.) - REPORT ON OSCAR’S PALM SPRINGS (125 E. Tahquitz Cyn., Way #108, Palm Springs, CA. 92262) - (contact info: www.oscarspalmsprings.com). - REPORT ON PALM CANYON THEATRE (538 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S.) § Palm Canyon Theatre is marking a milestone: season 30. They have announced eight § ambitious productions. §  Oct. 9–18, 2026; “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” § Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s beloved musical brings the biblical story of Joseph to § life with humor, heart and an unforgettable score. Filled with colorful characters, energetic § choreography and uplifting music, this family-friendly favorite celebrates resilience, § forgiveness and the power of dreams. §  Oct. 30–Nov. 15, 2026; Del Shores’ Sordid Lives § A cult classic, Sordid Lives follows a quirky Texas family gathering after the unexpected § death of its matriarch. Packed with outrageous characters, sharp wit and touching § moments, the play explores family dynamics, acceptance and redemption while delivering § plenty of laughter and memorable Southern charm. §  Nov. 27–Dec. 13, 2026; “The Producers” § Mel Brooks’ Tony Award-winning musical comedy follows two schemers who attempt to § stage the biggest Broadway flop in history. Their plan quickly spirals out of control in a § whirlwind of hilarious misunderstandings, dazzling production numbers and over-the-top § characters. A wildly entertaining celebration of musical theatre and comedy. §  Jan. 22–Feb. 14, 2027; “Evita” § Featuring a soaring score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, Evita tells the story of Eva § Perón’s rise from poverty to becoming Argentina’s most influential First Lady. Through § ambition, charisma and determination, she captures the hearts of a nation in this powerful § and visually stunning musical. §  Feb. 19–Mar. 7, 2027; “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical § With a book by Douglas McGrath, Music and Lyrics by Gerry Goffin, Carole King, Barry Mann § and Cynthia Weil, this inspiring true story behind one of music’s greatest singer-songwriters § is captivating. Featuring beloved hits including “You’ve Got a Friend,” “Natural Woman” and § “I Feel the Earth Move,” this dynamic musical follows Carole King’s journey from teenage § songwriter to chart-topping recording artist and cultural icon. §  Mar. 12–28, 2027; “Titanic: The Musical” § Winner of five Tony Awards, Titanic: The Musical returns to the Palm Canyon Theatre, telling § the stories of passengers and crew aboard the legendary ocean liner during its ill-fated § maiden voyage. Combining sweeping music with powerful human drama, the show explores § dreams, ambition, class divisions and courage in the face of tragedy. §  Apr. 16–May 2, 2027; “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” § Based on the popular film, this fast-paced musical comedy follows two rival con men § competing to swindle a wealthy young woman on the French Riviera. Packed with clever § twists, outrageous humor and a lively score, the show delivers nonstop laughs and surprises § from beginning to end. §  July 23–Aug. 1, 2027; Seussical the Musical” §  Dr. Seuss’s most beloved characters come together in this imaginative musical adventure. § Horton the Elephant, the Cat in the Hat and many others embark on a whimsical journey § celebrating friendship, loyalty and self-discovery. Filled with colorful storytelling and § memorable songs, Seussical delights audiences of all ages. - (contact info; www.palmcanyontheatre.net .) - REPORT ON PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER (2300 E. Baristo Rd., Palm Springs, CA. 92262) 10-09; “Razzle Dazzle”The popular cabaret series returns to the VIP lounge on October 9 to launch its new season. With music director James May, host Bonnie G will welcome singers Joel Brown, Joe Savant and Barbara Kerr. The evening will showcase songs from shows that won the Tony Award for Best Musical.▪10-11; “The Insider”This will be the second screening in a new series – "Bylines, Broadcasts and the Big Screen" – supported by the Coachella Valley Journalism Foundation.“The Insider” is the 1999 American biographical thriller about Jeffrey Wigand, the man who blew the whistle on big tobacco and the battle by “60 Minutes” to air his story on CBS. The film stars Al Pacino, Russell Crowe and Christopher Plummer. There will be a Q&A and reception after the screening. Special Guests will include Lowell Bergman, the “60 Minutes” producer portrayed by Al Pacino in “The Insider” and Sharon Tiller of PBS’ “Frontline.”▪10-17; “Bea Arthur: The Documentary – I’ve Done Everything Except Porn”More than a decade after her death, legendary actress Bea Arthur is telling her story again—in her own unmistakable voice. “Bea Arthur: The Documentary - I've Done Everything Except Porn” is having its world premiere at the Palm Springs Cultural Center. The first screening sold out; this bonus presentation has been added. This feature documentary offers an intimate and revealing portrait of the Emmy and Tony Award-winning performer Bea Arthur. It was directed and produced by Dan Watt (who served as Arthur's personal assistant for six years), with production support from Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winner Daryl Roth. - (contact info: www.psculturalcenter.org.) - REPORT ON THE PS UNDERGROUND (1900 e. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. CA. 92264 PS Underground is another venue with a wide range of entertainment (and dining) delights.▪10-16 & 10-17; “A Nod to Mod: A Modernism Week Event” Step inside a glamorous midcentury supper club where every course is inspired by a different musical era of the 1940s, '50s, and '60s. Over four immersive courses, the evening travels from smoky jazz lounges and big band ballrooms to rock 'n' roll diners, Motown dance floors, and psychedelic pop culture.▪10-31; “Graveyard Shift – Featuring the Gand Band”▪ Calling all ghosts, goblins, witches, and monsters - your Graveyard Shift awaits! This Halloween, join us for a frightfully fun night at PS UNDERGROUND, where all the ghouls get groovy, dinner’s so delicious it could wake the dead, and you can dance the night away to the bone-rattling tunes of the Coachella Valley’s favorites - The Gand Band! - (contact info; www.psunderground.com ) - REPORT ON PLAZA THEATRE (128 S. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. 92262 ▪ At the Plaza, there is something for almost everyone. ▪ As always, the Plaza Theatre will have a full range of special events from live performances to films.▪ 10-11; “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” (film)▪ The original “Columbia,” Nell Campbell, will join guests for a screening of the movie in a new 4k restoration with a live shadow cast and audience participation - plus a costume contest and more.▪ 10-15; “Palm Springs, Tuned In: A Historic Prospective on Music in the Coachella Valley”As part of fall Modernism Week, historian and Plaza Theatre Foundation Board member Jim Cook will share a fascinating tale of how music and musicians were key to the development of Palm Springs. Many music industry legends stayed and played here, and the town’s swanky midcentury nightclubs offered amazing nightly shows. Learn more about these legends, including the surprising local origin of the song “Nature Boy.” Brian Ray, guitarist for Paul McCartney and former Etta James music director and guitarist, will do the opening introduction.▪ palmspringsplazatheatre.com - (contact info: www.palmspringsplazatheatre.com) - REPORT ON PRISM THEATER (435 E. Tahquitz Cyn., Way, Palm Springs, CA.) – (contact info: www.prismtheater.org) - REPORT ON THE PURPLE ROOM (1900 e. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. 92264) - (contact info: www.purpleroompalmsprings.com). - REPORT ON THE RANCHO MIRAGE LIBRARY & OBSERVATORY (71-100 ca. 111, R.M. 92270 - (contact info:www.ranchomiragelibrary.org). - REPORT ON REVOLUTION STAGE COMPANY (611 s. Palm Cyon., Dr., P.S.) As always, Revolution Stage Company will have a lot of special events, including memorable cabaret performances. And they are making some major upgrades to the theatre for our upcoming season, including elevated seating throughout the house for improved sightlines for audience members – plus a revolving stage. Check their website for the full schedule, but we know that their mainstage shows will include:  October: “Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors” 10-17; “An Evening with Valerian” Art songs, arias and Broadway: Valerian has performed at the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. At Revolution Stage, he will perform with William Hicks at the piano  November: “Urinetown the Musical”  December: “Pig Butchered”  January: Fourth annual 10-Minute Play Festival and “Merman’s Apprentice”  February: “Merrily We Roll Along”  March: “Sweet Charity”  April: “Extremities”  May: “Lucky Stiff”  June: “The Mother F**ker with the Hat” - (contact info: www.revolutionstagecompany.com). - REPORT ON THE ROOST (68718 e. Palm Canyon # § , Cathedral City, CA. § On Mondays, you’ll enjoy Open Mic Nights with Joel Baker at the Piano. On Tuesdays, you’ll § enjoy karaoke with Sean Boyle. And there are other special events. § 10-311-11; Ethy’s Place Bingo▪10-14 and 10-28; Marisa CorvoMusician and vocalist Marisa Corvo made it to “American Idol” season 11 and was part of season 19 of “The Voice”▪10-15; Sherie Rae Parker▪10-18; Custom Bra & Jockstrap Auction and Content. Noon▪10-18; Pretty in Pink: Keisha D▪10-21; Jason Weber▪10-24; Mina Harton - Miss Personality & Friends▪10-25; Hootenanny with Desert Hot Things▪ 10-29; Creepy Cabaret with Keisha D.▪ 11-04 Jason Weber1; . - (contact info: www.theroostcc.com) - REPORT ON SPIRIT ANIMAL AT THE HOTEL ZOSO (150 S Indian Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262) - (contact info: www.hotelzosopalmsprings.com/entertainment) - REPORT ON THIRD PARTY TICKETS; Buyer Beware ▪ Joe: REPORT ON THIRD PARTY TICKETS: Buyer Beware ▪ Barbara: REPORTS THAT Palm Springs has become a year-round arts destination. There are so many exciting performances and events that it’s impossible to capture it all in our time with Joey. Also, schedules can change so be sure to check the individual websites for current listings. You can find them all in our monthly report on Joey’s website: joeyenglish.com – you will find some bonus recommendations that we think you’ll enjoy. ▪ Joe: If you have an upcoming event to share, contact us at joeyenglishboxofficereport@gmail.com ▪ Barbara: Until next month - when we join Joey again to showcase exciting performances and events across our region – that’s entertainment! - (contact info: Email: joeyenglishboxofficereport.com).

3.2 – GUEST: Florist Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HII-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 3. LILIES PALM SPRINGS w/ Kayla Kirk re: 1775 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., Ste.,#145. Palm Springs, CA. 92264. - DISCUSSION of flowers for the month for Oct. are Marigolds for passion and creativity and Cosmos for harmony, peace and modesty. - REPORT on fun things for Halloween. - DISCUSSION of their CUSTOM PUMPKIN CARVINGS they will do for you for Halloween. - Biggest wedding months are Feb, Oct., and Nov., - REPORT that Lilies has an A la Carte Wedding Package. - REPORT that they also have FLORAL LEIS. - DISCUSSION of the various colors brides pick for their wedding themes. Even desert colors are popular. - DISCUSSION of the dried flower arrangements they do. - DISCUSSION that they are open Tues., - Fri., from 11AM to 3 PM. By appointment too. - (contact info; www.LiliesPS.com and (760) 318-3388.)

#2.4 – GUEST: Palm Springs Art Museum Segment. #2.4 – GUEST: Palm Springs Art Museum Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 4. PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM w/ Anahi Navarro re: Main Museum 101 Museum Dr., Palm Springs, CA. 92262 (760) 322-4800; A + D Center 300 S. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. 92262 (760) 423-5260; - EVENTS AND EXHIBITIONS; 1. NOW – Found Objects and Objects in Art 2. NOW – Oct., 18; A Queer Arcana; Art, Magic and Spirit 3. OCT., 25 – Dia de los Muertos; 10 AM – 5 PM 4. NOW – Jan., 4; Alternative Palm Springs: Other Desert Architectures. 5. FREE Thurs., nights 6. Joseph Clayes III Exhibition Wing Rotation (3rd floor) - REPORT that Thurs., the Museum is open until 8 PM. - (contact info: www.psmuseum.org and (760) 322-4800.

#2.3 – GUEST: Palm Springs Air Museum Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/ DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 3. PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM “Where History Takes Flight” w/ Ann Greer; re: 745 N. Gene Autry Tr. Palm Springs, CA. 92262 - MISSION STATEMENT: A non-profit living history museum featuring one of the world’s largest collections of flyable and static aircraft from WWII, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Global War on Terror, with many planes in air-conditioned hangars that allow for close interaction. Visitors can see historic warbirds, experience flight simulators, watch flight demonstrations, and even book rides in vintage aircraft like the P-51 Mustang. The museum also hosts special events and offers education programs for youth. - REPORT on Oct., activities. - HOLD THE DATES; - W.W.II Scavenger Hunt; Now through Oct., 31. Both easy and hard versions. - Open Cockpit; Sat., 10 – 12; FREE to kids under 12; $5. For adults. - EVERY SAT; from 10 AM until 12 NOON “Open Cockpit” - SAT., OCT., 17; Exclusive Walt Disney Grumman G-1 interior experience, w/ featured speaker. - OCT., 31 – 17TH Annual HALLOWEEN CHILI TASTING AND CAR SHOW. Register your car. Wear a costume!!!! - REPORT that children 12 and under get in FREE w/ a paid adult. - REPORT on the wonderful NEW gift shop. - DISCUSSION of Wing of Freedom in the lobby. - REPORT that the Dark Star is under wraps for now. - SEE the French Bleriot now in the Miles Hanger. - (contact info; www.psairmuseum.org and (760) 778-6262).

#2.2 – GUEST Palm Springs International Airport Segment.. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 2. PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT w/ Jake Ingrassia; Ex., Vice Pres & Chief Communications Officer of Palm Springs International Airport. - REPORT that many yearly flights have returned EARLIER this year due to demand from last season. - REPORT that the construction projects at the airport are going well; new escalators, 80 electric car charging stations etc. - DISCUSSION of the “return” of the mid-century modern curbside benches i.e. Wexler, etc. - DISCUSSIONS that International only applies to flights to and from Canada. - REPORT that the Airport is working to get more extensive International accreditation because you have to have a facility attached to Customs to welcome international flights. Involving the government too. - DISCUSSION of how many “direct” flights there are from PSP to SO MANY CITIES around the world. - REPORT on how important it is to FLY OUT OF PSP because that improves the numbers that will SHOW we need more international flights. - REPORT on new routes; many now year-round 1. – United to LAX twice a day, easy connections to other international and domestic flights without the 3 hour or more drive into LAX. 2. – Alaska to Santa Rosa, CA. 3. – Delta and Southwest to Austin, TX. 4. – United to Newark, New Jersey. 5. – American to Charlotte, N.C. 6. - Southwest to Austin. - DISCUSSION that Chicago and NYC year-round daily - DISCUSSION that a flight w/ ONLY 1 STOP…called Direct Flights, NOT non-stop. - DISCUSSION of the new Public Art Installation w/ works by artist Patrick Barwinski. (www.mrbarwinski.com) - (contact info: www.flypsp.com)

#2.1 – GUEST: Red-Jeep Tours Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 1. RED-JEEP TOURS w/ Rick Curtis re: 74-794 Lennon Pl., Ste., B. Palm Desert, CA. 92260. 8 years as a guide. – DISCUSSION of his Jeopardy Experience. – REPORT that they provide expert guides and unforgettable desert experiences. -REPORT that his full name is Richmond Hodges Curtiss III. - REPORT that ALL tours are running right now. 1. San Andreas Fault. 2. Indian Canyons 3. Joshua Tree National Park 4. San Andreas Fault - QUESTION FROM A “JOEY PAL”; 1. How old are the Joshua Trees in Joshua Tree National Park? (Probably 10,000 years old as a species. FYI the Mojave Desert used to be a lush, green Savanna that Giant Slot (bigger than a Grizzle Bear), camels, little horses etc., all extinct now. - REPORT that if they see a snake while on a tour they are NOT ALLOWED to do anything to it. – REPORT that any fruit w/ a pit needs a “hard freeze” @ least once a year. i.e. peaches, apricots, etc. – (contact info: www.red-jeep.com and (760) 477-4118).

1.4 – GUEST: cont. Talk of Stars Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 4. cont. TALK OF STARS w/ Valerian Ruminski re; Acclaimed American operatic bass. www.valerianruminskibass.com - DISCUSSION of the influence of his grandmother. - REPORT on the Episcopal Church Choirs in his life. - REPORT on his new book “The Secret Histories”. HOLD THE DATE: 1. Sat., Oct., 17; 7 PM – “An Evening w/ Valerian” Art Songs, Arias and Broadway @ the Revolution Stage Company, 611 S. Palm Canyon Dr., in the Sun Shopping Center. www.revolutionstagecompany.com. - (contact info; www.valerianruminskibass.com and www.revolutionstagecompany.com. )

1.3 – GUEST: Talk of Stars Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 3. TALK OF STARS w/ Valerian Ruminski re; Acclaimed American operatic bass. www.valerianruminskibass.com - DISCUSSION of his childhood, family dynamics and education. - DISCUSSION of his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in NYC in “Carmen” - REPORT on his performances all over the world and the various roles he has sung. - DISCUSSION of the many prestigious grants and awards he has received. - DISCUSSION of his founding and being the director of the Nickel City Opera in Buffalo, NY. - (contact info; www.valerianruminskibass.com and www.revolutionstagecompany.com. )

LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR DETAILS FROM THESE INTERVIEWS. #1.1 – GUEST: Restaurant of the Week Segment. - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/ DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 1. RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK w/ Marc Lodovico re: “Vicky’s of Santa Fe”; 45-100 Club Dr., Indian Wells, CA. 92210 – Open 6 days a week, closed Sundays. - REPORT that Vicky’s of Santa Fe is OPEN AGAIN. - REPORT on all the areas for dining and drinking. - REPORT on the new stage in the Lounge. - REPORT on the bar area and the special drinks. - DISCUSSION of the dining areas. 1. Lounge, 2. Bar, Dining Rooms - DISCUSSION of how separate the listening areas are for the shows/music/conversation. GREAT. - REPORT on the “specials” on the menu especially - REPORT that there is NO COVER - CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR THESE ACTS/PERORMERS AND IMPORTANT DATES: 1.– Rose Mallett & Company 2. – The John Stanley King Show 3. – Closed Sundays 4. – Fun w/ Dick & Jane Band 5. – The Slim Man Band 6. – The John Stanley King’s Cowboy Songs Band 7. – Richard Turner, Jr. “88 Fingers” featuring Wayne Cobham’s Trumpet. 8. – Doug MacDonald Trio 9. – Guest Bands - REPORT that Vicky’s is closed Sundays. - (contact info: www.vickysofsantafe.com and (760) 340-9770)