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Hour 3 Seg 1 - Joey English Box Office Report Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. BOX OFFICE REPORT w/ Joe Smith and Barbara Kerr email; joeyenglishboxofficereport@gmail.com - REPORT – that the season is in full swing. In March alone, there’s the BNP Paribas Tennis Tournament, Fashion Week El Paseo and the Palm Desert Food and Wine Festival. 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. - REPORT on 3rd party Tickets; BUYER BEWARE. - CASINO CORNER - REPORT on AGUA CALIENTE – THE SHOW (32-250 Bob Hope Dr. Rancho Mirage, CA. 92270) 03-06; Jim Breuer: Find The Funny ▪ 03-07; Arsen Shakhunts ▪ 03-11; the Music of Billy Joel. Starring Michael Cavanaugh with the Desert Symphony ▪ 03-13; Seth Meyers: Live ▪ 03-14; Boy George & Culture Club ▪ 03-20; Chippendales Talk Dirty To Me World Tour 2026 ▪ 03-21; Mr. Speed: A Night of Kiss ▪ 03-26; Jackly & Buckcherry ▪ 03-27; David Foster & Katharine McPhee ▪ 03-28; The Price is Right Live-On Stage - (contact info:www.aguacalientecasinos.com) - REPORT ON SPOTLIGHT 29 (46-200 Harrison Pl., Coachella, 92236) All Shows in the Spotlight Room 03-07; Concrete “That’s Not me” Tour • 03-20; Aaron Lewis and the Stateliners: 2026 American Tour • 03-21; Latin Legacy: Starring Baby bash, Lil Rob, MC Magic • 03-28; Tower of Power - (contact info: www.spotlight29.com). - REPORT ON FANTASY SPRINGS RESORT (84-245 Indio Springs Pkwy, Indio. 92203). 03-07; John Mulaney - Mister Whatever ▪ 03-14; Carly Pearce ▪ 03-21; Ill Divo ▪ 03-27; Fantasma Y Su Equipo Armado - (contact info: www.fantasyspringsresort.com) - REPORT ON MORONGO CASINO RESORT (49500 Seminole Dr., Cabazon, 92230) 03-01; Kenneth Choi ▪ 03-20; Rick Ross ▪ 03-28; The Band Perry - (contact info:www.morongocasinoresort.com). ______________________________________________ - REPORT ON THE ACRISURE ARENA (75702 Varner Rd., Palm Desert, CA. /92211) 03.11; Ricardo Arjona ▪ 03-15-16 Peso Pluma - (contact info:www.acrisurearena.com 9). - REPORT ON THE BENT (2300 E. Baristo Rd., P.S. @ the P.S. Cultural Center) 03-18 and 03-19; “The Green Room” This is a staged reading of a new play by Jason Reale, known to many of us as a gifted director and scenic designer. Jason is also directing his play about a disgraced Republican senator, a cynical leftist journalist, and a canceled drag queen who are trapped in the stark backstage holding space of a late night talk show. As the Bent websitedescribes it: “The lights never dim, the cameras never roll, and the door never opens…The Green Room reimagines Sartre’s existential classic for our media-saturated age. There is no host. No audience. And…no exit.” - (contact info: www.thebent.org.) - REPORT ON CVREP (68510 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., C. C. 92234) Extended for a fourth week – now continuing through 3-22; “Guys and Dolls” This classic musical by Frank Loesser ran for 1,200 performances when it opened on Broadway in 1950. Considered by many to be the perfect musical comedy, the show has won a bevy of awards, including Tony Awards, Drama Desks and Oliviers. But it will be an entirely new experience at CVRep as you enter the den of thieves and Prohibition. Gambling will be what you do when you enter Damon Runyon’s mythical New York City; the CVRep production of Guys and Dolls will show you just how tough you had to be to get by as a night club dancer, illegal craps game organizer, high roller or missionary. This will be a version of this oddball romantic comedy like you have never seen it before. - (contact info: www.cvrep.org). - REPORT ON DESERT ENSEMBLE THEATRE (2300 E. Baristo Rd., P.S. @ the P.S. Cultural Center) 03-06 through 03-15; “Meteor Shower” by Steve Martin Corky and Norm are excited to host Gerald and Laura at their home in the valley outside Los Angeles to watch a once-in-a-lifetime meteor shower. But as the stars come out and the conversation gets rolling, it becomes clear that Gerald and Laura might not be all that they appear to be. Over the course of a crazy, starlit dinner party, the wildly unexpected occurs. This production is directed by Keith Hoffman and stars four Desert Star Award winners and nominees: Skylar Gaines, Theresa Jewett, Lizzie Sosa and David Youse. - (contact info: www.desertensembletheatre.org.) - REPORT ON DESERT THEATREWORKS (45175 Fargo St., Indio, CA.) Continuing thru 03-08; “The Graduate” 03-13 through 04-04; “The Cher Show” With three actresses portraying the life and career of the Grammy and Oscar winning icon at different points in her life, the theater says the show about the “Goddess of Pop” will turn back time. Based on the 1963 coming-of-age classic and scripted by Terry Johnson, The Graduate follows Benjamin Braddock, a twenty-one-year-old recent college graduate facing high expectations from his parents and uncertainty about his future. Upon returning home, Ben is seduced by Mrs. Robinson—the wife of his father’s business partner—beginning a secret affair that unravels when he falls for her daughter, Elaine. DTW’s production is presented in the round in their intimate Blackbox Theater. - (contact info: www.dtworks.org.) - --- - REPORT ON DESERT THEATRICALS (Rancho Mirage Amphitheatre @ 71560 San Jacinto Dr., R. M., CA. 92270) 03-13 through 03-15; “Chicago” The 2026 Broadway season of Desert Theatricals begins in March and they promise to razzle dazzle you with “Chicago.” It’s the tale of Roxie Hart who murders her cheating lover and convinces her husband, Amos, to take the rap. When Amos turns on her, Roxie is sent to Death Row where she and another “Merry Murderess,” Velma Kelly, vie for the spotlight and the headlines. With great music by Kander and Ebb – and a Broadway version staged by the immortal Bob Fosse – “Chicago” was ahead of its time when it premiered in 1975. But it has stood the test of time as a hard-edged look at the “American Dream” – fame, fortune and acquittal. - (contact info: www.desert-theatricals.com.) - REPORT ON DEZART PERFORMS (605 S. Riverside Dr., P.S.) Continuing through 03-08; “Destroying David” In this West Coast premiere by Jason Odell Williams, an art restorer/docent gives the audience a private after-hours tour of Michelangelo’s David at Florence’s Galleria dell’Accademia. As they describe the history of one of the world’s greatest sculptures, we slowly discover they are grieving the death of their son. Starring Aleisha Force (whom you have seen on series including “This Is Us,” “For All Mankind,” and “Prison Break”) and directed by Craig Wells, “Destroying David” is also a journey through the inner world of someone struggling with loss, love, and what it means to preserve what we hold dear. “Destroying David” runs 75 minutes with no intermission - (contact info: www.dezartperforms.org ). - REPORT ON THE MCCALLUM THEATRE; (73000 Fred Waring Dr., Palm Desert, CA. 92260) 03-01; Clue-Live on Stage! ▪ 03-05; Trisha Yearwood: The Mirror Tour ▪ 03-07; Itzhak Perlman in Recital ▪ 03-08; San Diego Symphony ▪ 03-10; Celtic Spells ▪ 03-11; Michael Blaustein ▪ 03-12; McCallum Cabaret - Clint Holmes ▪ 03-13; Michael Feinstein ▪ 03-14; Ireland with Michael-Live! Starring Michael Londra ▪ 03-15; Untangling the Mind. National Geographic ▪ 03-17; Pink Martini ▪ 03-22; Music of Joy and Pride ▪ 03-24 through 03-29; Beetlejuice: The Musical ▪ 03-31; Dallas Symphony Orchestra - (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.) 03-13 thru 04-5; “Sunset Boulevard” The Tony Award winning musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber is based on the classic Hollywood noir film starring Gloria Swanson and William Holden. The theater describes the musical as a hauntingly glamorous tale of fame, obsession, and faded dreams. When a struggling screenwriter meets a forgotten silent film star, the results are both dazzling and tragic. It you haven’t seen it in a while (or ever), it will be s if you never said goodbye. We’re sure the cast will be ready for their close-ups! ▪ 03-17; Palm Canyon Theatre’s “The Tuesday Show” presents “Unsung Broadway” – the fourth in a five- show monthly cabaret series produced by Francesca Amari, featuring songs cut from Broadway and Off-Broadway shows. Featuring Broadway veteran James May on piano, Jennifer Hopper, Sonia Reavis, Alex Bernhardt, Amari and Michael Miyazaki | 7 p.m. ▪ 03-25; Palm Canyon Theatre Spring Concert: “The Roles That Got Away” – featuring a variety of great singers and songs from shows they wish they could have done | 7 p.m. - (contact info: www.palmcanyontheatre.net.) - REPORT ON PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER (2300 e. Baristo Rd., Palm Springs, CA. 92262) 03-04 and 03-18; Cocktails & Cabaret with Francesca Amari & Jeff Lantz in the VIP Lounge ▪ O3-13; Mom at the Movies: “Somebody Up There Likes Me” with Paul Newman and 03-20: “Miracle in the Rain” Both at 7 p.m. Actor, author and playwright Luke Yankee discussing the films of his mother, Academy Award, Emmy Award and Tony Award winning actress Eileen Heckart. ▪ 03-16; Michael Childers: My Husband Makes Movies: “Pacific Heights” also 03-23: “The Believers” and 03-30: “A Matter of Attribution” at 6:30 p.m. ▪ 03-25 through 03-29; American Documentary and Animation Film Festival (AmDocs) Legendary photographer Michael Childers celebrates the work of his late husband, Academy Award winning director John Schlesinger AmDocs is recognized as an important venue for filmmakers, named one of the Top 5 Coolest Documentary Film Festivals in the World, and one of the Top 25 Film Festivals in the World Worth The Entry Fee by MovieMaker Magazine. Over 2,000 films were reviewed for screening consideration in the past year, when AmDocs was named one of the Top 100 Best Reviewed Film Festivals in the World by FilmFreeway.com. - (contact info:.www.psculturalcenter.org.) - REPORT ON THE PS UNDERGROUND (1900 e. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. CA. 92264) ▪ 03-06; The Broads of Broadway: Great songs from some of the biggest female characters on Broadway ▪ 03-07; Rouge: A 1920s speakeasy featuring music from all eras ▪ 03-08; Blackbird: An evening of acoustic Beatles tunes with with three singers and a full band ▪ 03-11; FLOP. A Tribute to Broadways Fabulous Failures ▪ 03-14; Reigning Queens: The music of Queen tells the story of 4 historic Queens from History; all female cast and the Gand Band ▪ 03-15; Sabor Brunch: Latin music and food ▪ 03-15,16,17; Queens of Soul and Jazz ▪ 03-21; Groove: Music from the 1970s with The Gand Band - A Bell-bottom bash ▪ 03-28; A New Dimension: featuring four performers who formerly toured with the Fifth Dimension, including local star Patrice Morris ▪ 03-29; The Mingle: Piano Bar - (contact info:www.psunderground.com ) - REPORT ON PLAZA THEATRE (128 S. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. 92262) REPORT ON THE PLAZA THEATRE (128 S Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92262) ▪ 03-01: Judy Collins ▪ 03-02; Adopt The Arts Sound and Vision Awards ▪ 03-03; Pops at the Paza Music of the Knights ▪ 03-05; The Mikado (Opera) ▪ 03-06; Paula Poundstone ▪ 03-07; The Princess Bride ▪ 03-08; Vicki Lawrence & Mama: A Two Woman Show ▪ 03-10; Michael Childers Presents One Night In Hollywood, hosted by Dave Karger ▪ 03-11; Sold Gold Soul ▪ 03-13 and 03-14; Replay: The Tale of The Allergist’s Wife. Directed by Broadway veteran Philip Wm. McKinley and starring Tony-nominated playwright Charles Busch (who wrote this uproarious modern comedy), the multi-talented Chris Carranza, Harriet Harris (a favorite from TV’s Frasier and much more) and Broadway and local favorite and Drama Desk nominee Alix Korey. It’s a New York City social satire about a wealthy Upper West Side woman whose cultural ennui is shattered by the reappearance of a glamorous old friend. ▪ 03-15; The Black Jacket Symphony Presents: Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon” ▪ 03-17; The Naked Magicians ▪ 03-18; Renee Taylor; My Life on A Diet ▪ 03-19; Rumours: The Ultimate Fleetwood Mac Tribute Show ▪ 03-20 and 03-21; Kathy Griffin: New Face, New Tour ▪ 03-22; Matthew Morrison ▪ 03-25; Lucy Daring: Simply Darling ▪ 03-29; Marshall Charloff & The Purple Xperience ▪ 03-30; Palm Springs Speaks Presents Genetic Genealogist Cece Moore - (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) Tuesdays - Jazz legend Rose Mallet sings the music of Holiday, Vaughn, Ellington ▪ Tuesdays - Happy Hour-Chris Bennett 4-6pm ▪ Wednesdays - Swing to the music of the Rat Pack era. ▪ Wednesdays - Happy Hour-Kevin Tokarz 4-6pm ▪ Thursdays - The Most Romantic Night in Palm Springs. Dinner and music by the Andy Fraga Combo. ▪ Thursdays - Happy Hour - David McBride ▪ 03-01; The Judy Show ▪ 03-06 & 07; Brenda Whitaker: A Voice and a Piano ▪ 03-08; The Judy Show ▪ 03-13-14; An Intimate Evening with Lucie Arnaz ▪ 03-15; Elvis: The Early Years ▪ 03-20-21; Carole J. Bufford: Chanteuse ▪ 03-22; The Judy Show ▪ 03-27-28; Nicola King: Tales of a Broadway Baby ▪ 03-29; The Judy Show - (contact info: www.purpleroompalmsprings.com). - REPORT ON THE RANCHO MIRAGE LIBRARY & OBSERVATORY (71-100 ca. 111, R.M. 92270) 03-02; Classic Hollywood Comedies: “Singin’ in the Rain” from 1-3:15 p.m. Award-winning producer and author Steven C. Smith is hosting four weeks of classic Hollywood comedies. This is one of our favorites: the legendary musical of the time when Hollywood transitioned from silent films to talkies, it stars Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor, and the Oscar-nominated Jean Hagen as the scene-stealing Lina Lamont. The series will conclude on March 9 with the Mel Brooks classic “Young Frankenstein.” ▪ 03-03; Rancho Mirage Writers Series with renowned designer Trina Turk at 2 p.m. ▪ 03-17; “Frozen Jr” presented by Desert Theatricals at 4 p.m. ▪ This is the beloved Broadway musical and movie coming to life onstage and starring local youth from ages 7 to 17. Princesses Anna and Elsa will transport audiences to a magical world. After your visit to Arendelle, you won’t want to let it go. - (contact info:www.ranchomiragelibrary.org). - REPORT ON REVOLUTION STAGE COMPANY (611 s. Palm Cyon., Dr., P.S.) thru 03-02; “Pippin” ▪ 03-20 through 03-29 “JBKO” ▪ This is a limited run taking you into the private world of an American icon. A one-woman play written by Tom Santopietro and starring Desert Star Award winner Yo Younger as Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. This will likely be a highlight of this season. The Broadway musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz won multiple Tony Awards for its original 1972 Broadway production and its 2013 revival. Directed and choreographed by Nathan Wilson (who also stars as the Leading Player) with music direction by Kurt Kelley, “Pippin” is a musical about a young prince, heir to Emperor Charlemagne, searching for meaning, purpose, and his "Corner of the Sky." This production also features local favorites including Donald Kelley, Billy L’Amour and Sonia Reavis. - (contact info: www.revolutionstagecompany.com). - REPORT ON THE ROOST (68718 e. Palm Canyon # 203, Cathedral City, CA. 03-01 and 03-29; Hootenanny! Join Desert Hot Things the Roost Lounge's live house band for a "Hootenanny!" event that takes place at The Roost Lounge in Cathedral City. The event is an "old-fashioned sing-a-long party" where the band plays and sings hit songs from the 60s, 70s, and Broadway. The audience can pick songs from a list, and everyone can sing along. ▪ 03-02, 03-09, 03-16, 03-23, 03-30 – Monday night Piano/Open Mic Night with Joel Baker ▪ 03-03, 03-10, 03-17, 03-24, 03-31 – Tuesday night Karaoke with Sean Boyle ▪ 03-05 and 03-26; Jason Weber ▪ 03-11 and 03-25; Melissa Corvo ▪ 03-14 and 03-21; Gennine Francis Jackson ▪ 03-15; Ethyl’s Place Bingo ▪ 03-18; The Roost Revue: “Make Just A Ripple.” This will be the final Roost Revue of the season. Host Jason Mannino will welcome featured guest Jerome Elliott and special appearances by cast members of the Bent’s upcoming production of the musical “A Man of No Importance,” based on the Oscar Wilde play. ▪ 03-19; Sherie Rae Parker ▪ 03-20 and 03-27; Dueling Drag Divas ▪ 93-22; Broadway at the Roost: An Evening of Rodgers and Hammerstein Hosted by Bryan Burch with Musical Director Julie Adams, this evening local favorites Nathan Wilson and Jason Ayestas and special guests. - (contact info: www.theroostcc.com) - REPORT ON THIRD PARTY TICKETS; REPORT THAT now the new season has arrived, 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. - (contact info: Email: joeyenglishboxofficereport.com). Joe and Barbara

Hour 3 Seg 2 - The Desert Water Agency Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. DESERT WATER AGENCY w/ Xochitl Pena re; 1200 S. Gene Autry Tr. Palm Springs, 92264 - MISSION is to provide; groundwater management, drinking water, sewer service, recycled water and conservation resources. - TIPS/SERVICES FOR WATERING IN THE WINTER 1. This time of year is ideal to update landscaping. 2. Use the DWA rebate programs for smart controllers. 3. Seasonal Water Guide; 7 minutes day, 7 days a week. 4. Incentives are on the website. 5. How to report water waste. - FOR THESE SERVICES go to www.dwa.org/save. - DISCUSSION of leak detection. - DISCUSSION of how to report water waste. www.dwa.org/report. - REPORT on how to get a Conservation kit w/ a faucet aerator etc.. www.dwa.org/save. - DISCUSSION that there are 6 water agencies in the CV. Go to www.cvwatercounts.com to see about careers. - (contact info; www.dwa.org and (760) 323-4971). Xochitl

Hour 3 Seg 3 - Florist Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. LILIES PALM SPRINGS w/ Kayla Kirk re: 1775 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., Ste.,#145. Palm Springs, CA. 92264. - REPORT that the flowers of the month of Mar. are daffodils. Symbolize joy, new beginnings and Spring. - DISCUSSION of baskets for Easter can be ordered now. - Biggest wedding months are Oct., and Nov., - REPORT that they also have FLORAL SASHES. - DISCUSSION of the various colors brides pick for their wedding themes. Even desert colors are popular. - DISCUSSION that they are open Tues., - Fri., from 11AM to 3 PM. By appointment too. - (contact info; www.LiliesPS.com and (760) 318-3388.) Kayla

Hour 3 Seg 4 - DA Computers Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. 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. What will technology be like when AI is in every home? (The same slight/gradual changes that happened w/ computers, phones, ipads, etc. If they are used as a tool the benefits will be fabulous) 2. How often do I need to clear the trash on my computer. (Really no need. Just keep 10% free on your hard drive. Even once every couple of years.) - 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. 3. How often should you have a phone checked? (Wait until something ISN’T WORKING) - 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).

Presented thru the generosity of Desert Lifestyle Properties’s Ben Leaskou, for all your real estate needs. www.desertlifestyleproperties.com and (760) 818-7518. “Desert Lifestyle, Redefined” SUNDAY 3.1 - 3 – 4 PM; National Share a Smile Dat 1. WHO; PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER. WHAT; Palm Springs Jewish Film Festival w. Michael Frydrych Festival Chairman. WHEN; MARCH 7 - 12 WHERE; Historic Camelot Theatre @ P.S. Cultural Center on Baristo, in P.S. WEB; www.psculturalcenter.org. 2. WHO; MAKE-A-WISH ORANGE COUNTY & THE INLAND EMPIRE. WHAT; Trailblaze Challenge (18-mile guided hike thru Joshua Tree National Park to benefit 400 children. WHEN; MARCH 6 - 8 WHERE; Joshua Tree National Park WEB; www.wish.org. 3. WHO; PLAZA THEATRE WHAT: Renee Taylor’s “My Life On a Diet” for her 93rd bday. WHEN; MAR., 18; 7 PM WHERE; Plaza Theatre WEB: www.palmspringsplazatheatre.com. 4. WHO; MC CALLUM THEATRE WHAT; Itzhak Perlman on his violin. WHEN; SAT., MARCH 7; 8 PM WHERE; 73000 Fred Waring Dr., P.D. CA. 92260 WEB; www.mccallumtheatre.com. 5. WHO; OSCAR’S PALM SPRINGS’s DAN GORE WHAT: Mike Maimone, book release & performance WHEN; MAR., 13; 4:30 – 7:30 PM WHERE; 125 E. Tahquitz Cyn., P.S. CA. WEB; www.oscarspalmsprings.com. SUNDAY; 3.1 - 4 – 5 PM. National Wheelchair Recognition Day 1. WHO; DESERT-THEATRICALS Josh and Ray, want you to know. WHAT; The Broadway Under the Stars tix are available WHEN; “CHICAGO” 3.13-15; AND “CABARET” 4.17-19. Food from Wally’s. WHERE; 71560 San Jacinto Dr., Rancho Mirage, CA. WEB; www.desert-theatricals.com. 2.WHO; DAP HEALTH C.E.O. DAVID BRINKMAN wants you to know; WHAT; Mar., is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Start routine screenings @ 45. WHEN; ALL OF MARCH. WHERE: Book an appointment and get more information on-line. WEB; www.daphealth.org. 3. WHO; REVOLUTION STAGE COMPANY’S Gary Powers wants you to know; WHAT: “J.B.K.O.” The Life, the Legend, the Legacy. WHEN; MAR., 20 - 29, 2026 WHERE; 611 S. Palm Cyn. In the Sun Shopping Center. WEB; www.revolutionstagecompany.com. 4. WHO; AGUA CALIENTE BAND OF CAHUILLA INDIANS Chairman Milanovich wants you to know. WHAT; Boy George and the Culture Club WHEN; MAR., 14; 8 PM WHERE; THE SHOW in Rancho Mirage. WEB; www.aguacalientecasinos.com and www.desertsymphony.org. 5. WHO; THE PALM CANYON THEATRE WHAT; “Sunset Blvd”. WHEN; MAR., 13 – AP., 5 WHERE: 538 N. Palm Cyn., Dr., Palm Springs WEB; www.palmcanyontheatre.net. SUNDAY 3.1 - 5 – 6 PM; National Clean-up Australia Day 1. WHO; CV REP;S Artistic Director Adam Karsten wants you to see WHAT; “Guys ‘n Dolls” WHEN; NOW THRU – MAR., 22 WHERE; 68510 E. Palm Cayn., Dr., Cathedral City WEB; www.cvrep.org. 2. WHO; ACRISURE ARENA IS JUST ANNOUNCING WHAT: Ricardo Arjona WHEN; MAR., 11; 7 PM WHERE: Acrisure Arena WEB; www.acrisurearena.com. 3. WHO; WHO; MOMENTOUS EVENTS’ FRANK GOLDSTIN presents WHAT: Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center Champion Honors Luncheon w/ Nadia Murad (Time Magazine’s Woman of the Year and Nobel Peace Prize winner. WHEN; MAR., 6 WHERE; J.W. Mariott WEB: www.barbarasinatrachildrenscenter.org/news-events. 4. WHO; PLAZA THEATRE WHAT: Renee Taylor’s “My Life On a Diet” for her 93rd bday. WHEN; MAR., 18; 7 PM WHERE; Plaza Theatre WEB: www.palmspringsplazatheatre.com. 5. 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 NIGHT OF EVERY MONTH @ 5 PM. WHERE: Facebook & YouTube & Live WEB; www.creativeartstemple.org. For further reference to the JEDD, visit my website www.joeyenglish.com .

#11 - R.I.P. Neil Sedaka (3.13.1939-2.27.2026) Such a gifted singer, songwriter and pianist. Worked w/ him quite a bit, remember the Illinois State Fair in particular. Sang a Sedaka Medley in my show for years. He was right, "Breaking Up W/ Him will truly be HARD TO DO." #10 - Feb., 26 - Opening night at CVRep for the stellar production of "Guys and Dolls". beautifully directed by Adam Karsten, choreographed by Karen Sieber and under the musical direction of Stephen Hulsey, the electricity crackled instantly between the stage and the audience. Having performed this show myself - in more than one role - I was struck by the freshness of the demanding choreography and the artistry of the commendable vocal performances. The Joey English 5 chocolate Hershey kisses award goes to the ensemble cast, (a rare occurrence in any production), the imaginative sets, beautiful costumes and the flawless off-stage orchestra - plus the food from Willie Rhine. Don't miss this joyful re-visitation of a true musical classic. www.cvrep.org. #9 – Feb. 24 – The Revolution Stage Company’s charming “Open Mic Night,” hosted by the gifted Michael Orland, was a lovely reminder of just how much talent lives right here in our community — some familiar, some newly discovered. Every kind of performance you might imagine (and a few surprises), with definite standouts, all seamlessly woven together by Michael’s piano artistry and perfectly timed comedic one-liners. Don’t miss this monthly gathering filled with friends, families, and enthusiastic well-wishers. www.revolutionstagecompany.com #8 - Feb., 21 - DAP Health’s glorious celebration at the Palm Springs Convention Center sparkled under the banner, “Driven by Purpose, Fueled by You.” A sold-out crowd, glittering fashions, gracious speakers, spirited auctions, and delicious cuisine framed an evening centered on compassion and community. With a most deserving honoree, Lisa Middleton, and a room filled with generosity, the mission was unmistakable — caring for countless individuals who rely on DAP Health’s unwavering commitment. Kudos to C.E.O. David Brinkman and the entire DAP Team. Blessings on so many levels. www.daphealth.org/thechase #7 - Feb., 19 - Thrilled to serve as a Media Sponsor for Momentous Event's grand production of The Desert Symphony Gala starring Broadway Legend and Tony Award Winner Bernadette Peters at the Agua Caliente Casino, Rancho Mirage. For nearly ninety minutes, Bernadette dazzled the VIP audience that included Bob Mackie, Michael Childers, delivering impeccable comedic timing, astonishing vocal range, and masterful interpretations across genres. Absolutely radiant at 77 in a figure-hugging gown, she even turned a trip-and-fall moment into charm, never missing a beat or a note.. The Desert Symphony sparkled under the baton of Dean Anderson proving once again why this orchestra continues to elevate the cultural heartbeat of the desert.. Bravo to Ex., Dir., Debbie Shapiro and her outstanding team for an evening of polish, passion, and pure Broadway magic. Don't miss their next concert March 11. www.desertsymphony.org. Photo of Miss Peters courtesy of Lani Garfield. #6 - Feb., 17 - Some experiences just don't fit inside language AND conducting the Palm Springs Symphony @ the Plaza Theatre was one of them for me. After "borrowing" the baton from Maestro Thomas Hartley to do something I've done all my life, it was still a glorious thrill to help create such emotion in real time w/ these gifted musicians. There are three more opportunities this Season to experience their magnificent sound for yourselves. March 31, May 9 and July 4. www.palmsprings-symphony.org. #5 - Feb., 14 - Really "en-joey'd" (lol) The Revolution Stage Company's production of "Pippin". After seeing it on Broadway starring Ben Vereen, I was not sure what to expect - but I was delightfully impressed at the truly incredible dancing, singing, acting and technical wizardry of this large and talented cast. Kudos to Nathan Wilson who directed, choreographed AND served as the charismatic Leading Player - "guiding" those of use behind the fourth wall through this magical production. Bruno Satalino as "Pippin" showcased strong vocals and held his own during the signature Bob Fosse dancing style alongside Wilson. "Pippin" plays through March 1. Don't miss it, - there's "Magic to do". www.revolutionstagecompany.com. #4 - Feb., 14 - Happy Valentine's Day from our home to yours. What a perfect day to "Wear Red and Eat Chocolate". Blessings. #3 - Remembering my Paternal Grandmother, Ilda Cecilia Widner Marquis, on what would have been her 133rd bday. Miss you every day Mimi. (2.14.1893-4.15.1975) #2 - Feb. 7 - Privileged to be the Palm Springs Air Museum as the guest of Dick Shalhoub (Chairman of the Board, emcee and stand-up comic in training) and lovely Tracy Smith for the GALA 2026, "HONORING CHARACTER, REMEMBERING COURAGE" for the 50 Anniversary of the Ending of the Vietnam War. Produced by Frank Golstin and "MOMENTOUS EVENTS" this was a whole box of Kleenax evening for me as the Mom of three children who all had military experiences. The flags, the anthem, the videos, the processional, but especially the testimonials of the honorees, graciously presented by Master of Ceremony Joe Montegna that topped a perfect patriotic presentation. The live auction "called" by the Museum's own Fred Bell,..... AND of course, the food - fed to the over 1,000 attendees by Jerry Keller's "LuLu" had everyone leaving fully grateful ON SO MANY LEVELS. www.palmspringsairmuseum.org and www.PhotosByLani.com. #1 - Feb. 6 marked opening night for Palm Canyon Theatre’s production of the American Tribal Love-Rock Musical HAIR. The attentive audience was taken back to the 1960s through the familiar songs, costumes, and dialogue of the “Age of Aquarius.” Directed by Luke Rainey, the large cast led us on a time-traveled journey touching on drugs, sex, and the Vietnam War, with nearly non-stop music under the direction of musical director Steven Smith. While the production delivers the spirit and message of HAIR, much of its content still rings true in light of many similar issues facing society today, resonating more as a nostalgic reminder than a revelatory reinvention. Now, where are those bell-bottoms?! HAIR runs through March 1. www.palmcanyontheatre.net

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/ Tony Manjarrez re: “California Bistro”. 69820 Hwy., 111, Rancho Mirage, CA. 92260. - REPORT that CALIFORNIA BISTRO has only been open a few weeks!!! - REPORT on Tony’s background and experience in the food industry. - DISCUSSION of their wonderful menu. - REPORT on the bar area. - REPORT on the patio area. - REPORT they can seat 190 patrons. - REPORT on their Happy Hour from 3 to 5 PM. - REPORT on their Sunday Brunch. - DISCUSSION of his plans and expansions for the future. - (contact info: www.californiabistro.com and (760) 656-7301). Tony

Hour 1 Seg 3 - Theatre Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. COACHELLA VALLEY REPERTORY THEATRE w/ Katie Gilligan ., New Works Development Head re: 68510 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Cathedral City, CA. 92234. - DISCUSSION of Mission Statement; CVREP is an educational, dramatic, and musical theater organization dedicated to producing innovative, thought-provoking, and high-quality productions that enrich the community. Focus is on socially relevant work, fostering artistic excellence, and providing community outreach. - REPORT on “Origins” the New Works Program. Features selected stage reading of brand-new works that will premiere on stage at CVRep. At the end of the season one of the readings will be considered to have a world premiere at CVRep. This will create a platform for the next generation of theatrical works of art. - REPORT on the schedule for submissions. - REPORT on the rules and length and variety of these submissions. - REPORT that each staged reading is performed FREE and are open to the public @ 2 PM. - HOLD THE DATES FOR THE STAGED READINGS @ 2 PM. 1. Mar., 31, - “The Beauty Bubble” by Joyce Callo 2. Ap., 14 – “The Agency” by Lia Romero - (contact info; www.cvrep.org and (760) 296-2966). Katie

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; An adult nurse-practitioner who makes house calls. A concierge practitioner. - 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 now. 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. - 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/causes bad breath? (Actually, not in the mouth, but in the G.I. tract. AKA “gerd” or acid reflux. Mouthwashes do help some, but if it’s chronic, see your primary care doctor) 2. How good/legit is this belly fat gadget? (An attempt to “sell” you something.) 3. What is meant by “the other T.D.”? (Tardive dyskinesia (TD) is a medication-induced movement disorder causing involuntary, repetitive body movements. Affects the face, tongue and limbs due to long-term use of drugs.) 4. Is there a measles outbreak in our area and should we get a new vaccine? (A few cases in Riverside and if you are concerned you can get a booster.) - ANNOUNCEMENT that soon Patricia is starting to inject Botox!!! - (contact info: www.crossroadstocare.org and (760) 992-4321). Patricia

Hour 1 Seg 4 - Theatre Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. COACHELLA VALLEY REPERTORY THEATRE w/ Tim Dunn , Publicist re: 68510 E. Palm Canyon Dr., Cathedral City, CA. 92234. - DISCUSSION of Mission Statement; CVREP is an educational, dramatic, and musical theater organization dedicated to producing innovative, thought-provoking, and high-quality productions that enrich the community. Focus is on socially relevant work, fostering artistic excellence, and providing community outreach. - HOLD THE DATES: 1. Feb., 25 – Mar., 22; “Guys and Dolls” 2. Ap., 22 – May 10; “Ernest Shackelton Loves Me” - (contact info; www.cvrep.org and (760) 296-2966). Tim

Hour 2 Seg 1 - Co-Linq Foundation Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. CO-LINQ FOUNDATION w/ Jonathan Brier - MISSION is to create innovative, communal and intentional living spaces that empower people to find purpose, belonging and opportunity to thrive together”. - REPORT that they want to connect people and resources to build vibrant communities where “connection” reduces loneliness and inspires a strong commitment to support one another. - REPORT that the homeless are called “un-housed”. - DISCUSSION of communal living; multi-generational, multi-economics and multi-loneliness. - DISCUSSION of the high isolation that exists in our community. How they want to frame and support a life for their clients. - REPORT that loneliness is epidemic today. - REPORT on how this works in today’s society. How people can establish their own communities. - REPORT that one of the biggest issues is PRIVACY. - REPORT on the balance of independence they desire. - REPORT that all legal work will be done in advance by Co-Linq. - REPORT on “intentional living”. “Choosing to live in alignment w/ common values that prioritize relationship, well-being over isolationism and consumerism.” - DISCUSSION of how this Charity came to be. Dr. Julie is his partner in this. Wanted to serve the aging population who might be lonely in some way or another. “The Pandemic of Loneliness”. Get back to the concept of a “village”. - DISCUSSION of the focus is on all segments of the community. Almost like a “roommate” service. - REPORT that all this communication will be based on an “on-line” platform w/ the latest technology to find people. i.e. there’s a group of families that all have autistic children. - DISCUSSION of what the DIFFERENT living arrangements can be. - REPORT on how the “groups” are decided. By the people who want to live together. - REPORT that this will all be guided legally, w/ rules about living, leaving, etc., - DISCUSSION that the Foundation/501 C3 will help w/ fundraising. Response has been great on so many levels. - (contact info; www.co-linq.org or Jonathan’s cell (760) 422-9500) Jonathan

Hour 2 Seg 3 - “Legal Eagle” Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. LAW OFFICES OF ROBERT L. FIRTH w/ Robert Firth re: 68910 Adelina Road, Cathedral City, CA. 92234. - QUESTIONS from Joey Pals. 1. How/Why are cameras allowed in a courtroom? (Depends on the judge in each case. Can be different in each state as well. In CA. most judges DO NOT like cameras in their courtrooms.) - DISCUSSION of “ring/porch cameras” 2. Who/where is allowed to carry a gun? (Different laws in each state. In CA. laws are different for a “concealed weapon” and an “open carry”. Also varies FROM COUNTY TO COUNTY in CA. When flying must be in the baggage compartment, unladed and locked.) - FOCUS OF ROBERT’S PRACTICE. 1. Personal bankruptcy. There are lots of chapters in personal bankruptcies. Either Chapter 7 where you get all your debts discharged as long as you get rid of all the secured items. Mortgages also. You CANNOT discharge student loans, judgements against you from a DUI, or a tort, or your last 3 years of income taxes. Or Chapter #13 where if you make more than the median income in CA ($70,000/yr for a single person) you MUST do a 13. Chapter 13 has a payment plan. 2. BK will be on your FICA for 10 years. - REPORT that when you file a Chapter 7 Robert can get you a 700-credit score in a year if you do what he says. - (contact info: www.firthlaw.com and (760) 309-7669). Robert