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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/ Gavin Stevens and his Mom, Jennifer Stevens re; A 18 year-old young man who was born Oct., 2008 blind. - REPORT that Gavin was born w/ Leber’s Congenital Amaurosis, (LCA) an extremely rare genetic retina condition that left him blind. There is no cure. - DISCUSSION of how he has become so independent. - DISCUSSION of his schooling and how he navigates. - DISCUSSION of his incredible singing talent and his performance @ Revolution Stage Company on a regular basis. - REPORT that he studies piano. - DISCUSSION of his dreams and aspirations. - REPORT on his family dynamic, older brother Landon, etc. - DISCUSSION of “HOW” he “sees”, imagines, walks, and that because of electric self-driving cars, HE MIGHT DRIVE SOME DAY. LOL - REPORT that his parent started this foundation and also the wonderful visibility Gavin has gotten from the new media worldwide. - (contact info: www.gavinsfoundation.org.) Gavin and Mom Jennifer

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/ John Fritch re: “Peaks”, “Pine’s Café” and “The Lookout Lounge” @ the Top of the P.S. Aerial Tram. 1 Tramway Road. Palm Springs, CA. - REPORT The Tram is the #1 Tourist attraction in the C.V. and has been named the #8 IN THE WORLD place for cliff-side dining by Architectural Digest and the temperature at the Top of the Tram is 40 degrees cooler than on the Desert Floor. You can buy a jacket at the gift shop if you need. Great place to send your visitors. - REPORT that the views are amazing. You can see for 50 miles. Can even see the Pacific Ocean from the Top of the Tram!!! - DISCUSSION of the food @ Peaks; rib eye, lamb, salmon, etc. - DISCUSSION of food @ Pines Café; more cafeteria style; grab ‘n go, sandwiches, salads, ribs, herb chicken, pizza, nachos. Ride ‘n Dine (tram ticket and dinner @ the Pines Café) starts @ 4:30 PM; ribs, burgundy beef, chicken, vegetarian lasagna. - DISCUSSION of the food @ the Lookout Lounge. Best view of the forest and the valley. Peaks menu is served here as well. - REPORT that “Peaks” is open 7 days a week from 11 AM – 4 PM for lunch and 5 – 11 PM for dinner. - REPORT that they can handle 120 folks for corporate, wedding, etc., private events. - REPORT that they are open 7 days a week. Book on “open table”. Reservations strongly suggested; CALL because Open Table does not have all the tables available. - DISCUSSION to plan your Holiday Parties now. - (contact info: www.pstramway.com and (760) 325-4537) John

Hour 1 Seg 2 - United States Post Office Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. PATRICIA NEAL’S PROPOSED STAMP w/ Joel Vig re;. - REPORT that Patricia Neal was an Academy Award winning actress. - REPORT She lived from Jan., 20, 1926 to Aug., 8, 2010. - REPORT that she died from lung cancer. - DISCUSSION of her resilience, returning to acting after suffering three strokes in 1965 while pregnant. - REPORT of the campaign to get a United States Postage Stamp in her honor. - DISCUSSION of how to “vote”/encourage her stamp. Write to Citizens’ Stamp Advisory Committee; 475 L’Enfant Plaza, SW Room 3300, Washington, DC 20260-3501 or go to www.usa.gov. - MENTION that this is so appropriate due to her work and her example for stroke victims and also the occasion of her 100th birthday. - (contact info: www.usa.gov ). Joel

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/ Francesca Amari re; www.francescaamari.com. - HOLD THE DATE; 1. April 21-a once-a-month Cabaret Series @ the Palm Canyon Theatre. “The Tuesday Show w/ Francesca Amari and Friends”. 4 singers and a piano player. There is a “theme” each month. This is the last of this series this Season. - TUES. Ap., 21 @7:00 PM is called “Laurel Canyon Live”, tribute show featuring the songwriters who live/lived in Laurel Canyon. i.e. Joni Mitchel, Graham Nash, Linda Ronstadt etc. - DEFINITION of a “cabaret”, not quite theater and more than a concert, more INTIMATE. Brings the audience “in”. - DISCUSSION of all her appearances. - REPORT that Joey is judging “Cabaret Riot” @ the Revolution on May 4. This is a competition that Francesca helped to start. - INFORMATION on how to get tickets @ this website. - (contact info: www.palmcanyontheatre.org.) Francesca

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. - REPORT on how the auditions are conducted AND anyone can send in a tape, video, etc. to audition at any time. - REPORT on the upcoming shows; - HOLD THE DATES 1.Ap., 17 – 26, ’26; Kiss of the Spider Woman 2. Ap., 21; 7 PM; The Tuesday Show: Laurel Canyon Live 3. May 8 – 17, ’26; The Ritz 4. May 22 – 24, ’26; The Merry Widow 5. July 17 - Aug., 2, ’26; The Wizard of Oz - DISCUSSION of KIDS SUMMER CAMP EACH YEAR; 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. May do more productions in ’26. - (contact info: www.palmcanyontheatre.org and (760) 323-5123) Derik

Hour 2 Seg 1 - 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. - REPORT that notice came from CMS, the governing body of Medicare about changes in 2026. Brian has to fill out a form that says he has permission to meet w/ a beneficiary BEFORE he meets w/ them. “Busy about the wrong thing”. Starting Oct., 24-hour advance notice will NOT BE REQUIRED. - QUESTIONS FROM “JOEY PALS” 1. What time frames are involved now? (Q4 (Oct., 14 – Dec., 7) and Q1 Medicare Advantage Open-Enrollment (Jan., 1 – Mar., 31) NOW WE ARE OUTSIDE of those. If something changes, someone moves, check enrollment) - DISCUSSION that MEDICAL is financial based. - CONVERSATION about $2,000. Limit for individual and $3,000. For a couple and IT WAS changed to $130,000. For individual and $195,000. Per couple. Lots more folks became eligible. NOW IT IS $0 asset tests. Jan., 1 re-introduced asset tests. 2. How do I find out if I qualify for Medicare or Medical? (Medicare is age related. Medical is strictly income based. Has been income and asset-based as well. Biggest changes on asset side.) 3. What changes in CA. rules should I worry about? (CA. raised the income levels and this made it easier on the State. CA. completely illuminated the asset test. Added 150,000 folks to Medical.) - 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 being changed 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 up. - 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 2 - Noche de Boleros Segment - LISTEN TO THE COMPLETE SHOW FOR HI-LIGHTS/DETAILS OF SUBJECTS DISCUSSED IN THIS INTERVIEW. NOCHE DE BOLEROS w/ Marco Antonio Godoy re: benefit for the Palm Springs International Piano Competition. www.psipc.org. Marco is on their board. - REPORT that he is from Venezuela. He’s been in America for 23 years. He is trained in classical piano, then transitioned to contemporary music. He also sings. - DISCUSSION of his educational journey. He has been in Palm Springs 6 years. - HOLD THE DATE; 1. May 4 – Noche de Boleros (music originally from Cuba) @ Casuelas Café in Palm Desert. 73703 CA. -111 in Palm Desert. - REPORT that reception is @ 5 PM and then the Mexican buffet dinner and then the musical program. Ticket includes dinner, drinks and program. - MISSION STATEMENT OF PSIPC is to discover, promote and inspire promising young classical pianists through triennial public competitions, offering monetary prizes and significant performance and career opportunities, while providing local community educational outreach and engagement. - (contact info: www.psipc.org) Marco

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. Is it true one out of every three Seniors has cognitive issues? (Actually one out of every 3 persons in the U.S. has cognitive issues AND folks who are 85 and older have a one out of three chance of having cognitive issues AND over 55 there is a 42% chance of having cognitive issues.) - DISCUSSION that proper diet and sleep cause better health as the brain “cleans itself” during sleep and one will live longer. - REPORT on steps to take; 1. Rule out other conditions. 2. Remain calm and patient. 3. Reduce overstimulation. 4. Establish a routine. - REPORT that 64% 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. - SOURCES OF INFO; click on… - (contact info: www.dementiahelpcenter.com and (760) 636-6355). Kae

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: She’s an advocate, author, and founder of Neuro Wellness Foundation and founder and president of Parkinson’s Resource Organization. - REPORT that NWF is a 501c3 organization to improve the quality of life in 4 areas; 1. Parkinsons – the one Jo knows the most about. Her mother passed away from Parkinsons, then her husband and then her brother. 2. Alzheimer's 3. Multiple sclerosis 4. Autism - REPORT on her 2nd book. “For All of Us”; Understanding Parkinson’s Together. The book goes thru the journey from start to finish of Parkinson’s. - DISCUSSION of the impact of a “broken brain”. - DISCUSSION that Parkinson’s patients can be ANY age. Young people have it also. - REPORT on the “marketplace” on the website for Community support. - (contact info; www.neurowellnessfoundation.org and www.NWFCares.org (877) 409-8329) and (760) 238-2744) 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. Dogs that have issues NOW due to previous surgeries. - DISCUSSION of the progress of Ceci, Rosie, Luke, Winston and Clyde and the treatments and progress Wendy has caused them all to have!! Great stories. - REPORT that Wendy will make house calls for massages. - HOLD THE DATE; 1. May 2 “Derby Party” in R. M. in a private home from 5 – 8 PM. Largest fundraiser of the year for CA. Paws Rescue. - 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. - 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 4 - 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 on 3rd party Tickets; BUYER BEWARD. - CASINO CORNER - REPORT on AGUA CALIENTE – THE SHOW (32-250 Bob Hope Dr. Rancho Mirage, CA. 92270) - (contact info:www.aguacalientecasinos.com) - REPORT ON SPOTLIGHT 29 (46-200 Harrison Pl., Coachella, 92236) All Shows in the Spotlight Room - (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) - (contact info:www.acrisurearena.com 9). - REPORT ON THE BENT (2300 E. Baristo Rd., P.S. @ the P.S. Cultural Center) - (contact info: www.thebent.org.) - REPORT ON CVREP (68510 E. Palm Cyn., Dr., C. C. 92234) - (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.) - (contact info: www.dtworks.org.) - REPORT ON DESERT THEATRICALS (Rancho Mirage Amphitheatre @ 71560 San Jacinto Dr., R. M., CA. 92270) - (contact info: www.desert-theatricals.com.) - REPORT ON DEZART PERFORMS (605 S. Riverside Dr., P.S.) - (contact info: www.dezartperforms.org ). - 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.) - REPORT ON PALM SPRINGS CULTURAL CENTER (2300 E. Baristo Rd., Palm Springs, CA. 92262) - (contact info:.www.psculturalcenter.org.) - REPORT ON THE PS UNDERGROUND (1900 e. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. CA. 92264) - (contact info:www.psunderground.com ) - REPORT ON PLAZA THEATRE (128 S. Palm Cyn., Dr., P.S. 92262) - (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.) - (contact info: www.revolutionstagecompany.com). - REPORT ON THE ROOST (68718 e. Palm Canyon # 203, Cathedral City, CA. - (contact info: www.theroostcc.com) - REPORT ON THIRD PARTY TICKETS; - (contact info: Email: joeyenglishboxofficereport.com). Joe and Barbara

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/ 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. - HOLD THE DATES; 1. Ap., 25 – “Caterday” @ the Rowan from 9 to 11 AM. Reservations @ www.animalsamaritans.org - 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). Jarred