Sam & Ash Injury Law is hosting a teen safe driving essay contest, and Ash Watkins joins Main St. Living to discuss this opportunity for Clark County students to win scholarships, car washes and even a new car! Tom Gregory looks at a Route 66 convention - in Prague - as people all over the world ...

The Super Dentists will host their 25th Spooktacular on October 26th, and Dr. Kami Hoss joins Main St. Living to discuss all that it entails. Alzheimer's San Diego President and CEO Eugenia Welch also joins the program ahead of their Walk4ALZ on October 19th in Balboa Park. With Halloween right a...

Valerie Morales is a merengue artist who just released a new single, Débil, and she joins the show as Main St. Living celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Quincy Carr talks conservation and harvesting with Pleasure House Oysters Owner and Captain Chris Ludlow, before eating oysters for the very fi...

STEAM Box is bridging the gap to employable skills through science, technology, engineering, arts and math, and its founder Roberto Gonzalez discusses the amazing accomplishments of his students, as Main St. Living celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month. Before getting a crash course in traditional H...

Scott Shanle joins Cheryl Nelson and Quincy Carr to preview the 2024 NFL season, before Quincy takes an entertaining trip to the Savannah Bananas stop in Norfolk, VA. Later on, Gerard Fournet joins Main St. Living to showcase Vascutin, "The Vein Pill" that he discovered in 1952 and which relieves...

The start of the high school football season means Gametime is back on Yurview! Main St. Living previews the players and storylines to watch with Jeff Palermo in Louisiana and Deion Imade in Tulsa.

Jim Hinckley has written over twenty books and Route 66 has been featured prominently in his life. He joins Main St. Living to tell some stories and discuss "America's Main Street." Quincy Carr heads back to The Fade Game barbershop in Virginia Beach, before Danielle Alvari and Tom Gregory play t...

The Newport Gulls are looking for back-to-back NECBL championships and Main St. Living checks in on the exciting action at historic Cardines Field. Cheryl Nelson undertakes a Full Body MRI Scan at Prenuvo and discusses their amazing technology, before her and Tom Gregory play the 5 second rule game.

Celebrating 40 years of being open to the public, President and CEO Jeff Brett and Director of Engagement and Fund Development Kate Zidek of the Museum of Aviation join Main St. Living to discuss the museum's mission of preserving aircraft, inspiring visitors, and educating future leaders.

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June is Pride Month, and Main St. Living is celebrating. Jen LaBarbera, Interim Co-Executive Director of San Diego Pride joins the show to discuss all the festivities in Southern California before Hampton Roads Pride President Jeff Ryder discusses Pride Weekend on the Virginia coast. We also look...

The San Diego County Fair runs from June 12th to July 7th, and Luis Valdivia joins us to discuss all of the fun experiences on tap for this year. Quincy Carr goes back to his barber school roots to reminisce, before he plays the 5-second rule game with Cheryl Nelson.

Newport Polo is ready for another exciting season, and Founder and President Dan Keating joins Main St. Living to discuss the atmosphere families can experience each summer. Also, Cheryl Nelson tours a Hurricane Hunter Plane and talks with NOAA National Hurricane Center Director Michael Brennan, ...

Yurview Football analyst, Scott Shanle, drops by to talk all things NFL Draft, including how the New Orleans Saints did and which 1st round quarterback is primed for success. We also visit with two basketball trainers helping young hoopers turn professional, before focusing on the important work ...

Arvest Bank has launched its two-month long Million Meals Campaign, and Fort Smith Region President Mike Jacimore joins Main St. Living to discuss how Arvest has partnered with community food banks to donate 23 million meals over 14 years. President Rich Barnes of the Barnes Firm is also a guest,...

The conclusion of March Madness brought a lot of discussion about college athletics, and Stone Freeman joined Main St. Living to discuss his new role leading a Name, Image and Likeness organization for University of Rhode Island student athletes. Tom Gregory also explores a "Buskers" festival in ...

With March being Kidney Month, Cecilie Nelson joins Main St. Living to discuss the importance of kidney donation and how it saved her life. Tom Gregory goes to a Cook-Off that benefits the Louisiana Coast, and we check in with Crescent City Retirement Group before capturing some sights and sounds...

The Million Dollar March is taking place on Sunday, March 31st, and its founder Crystal Davis joins Main St. Living to talk about what it means to the community. Also, Cheryl Nelson catches up with Deputy Director of the National Hurricane Center Jamie Rhome, and Vin Parise talks college hoops as...

The James M. Cox Foundation donated $100,000 for recent San Diego Flood Victims, and Liz Ramirez, CEO of the Chicano Federation joins Cox VP of Public Affairs Chanelle Hawken on Main St. Living to discuss this important grant. We also look at the Mississippi River Delta Institute, and talk with S...

Main St. Living celebrates Black Heritage Month, as author Roshaun Johnson joins to discuss her new book, My Name is Ro Ro, while Landon Vivian from The Barnes Firm takes us through his career as a Trial Attorney. Also, we spotlight a couple of African American museums that help communities disco...

Celebrating 15 years, Fish for Life is a non-profit that takes special needs children ocean fishing complimentary, and its founder Jim Holden joins Main St. Living. Tom Gregory also visits Randazzo's Camellia City Bakery to find out how to make King Cakes, and Cheryl Nelson takes us inside. Marga...

Southside Blooms is a non-profit flower shop that turns vacant Chicago lots into gardens with the help of at-risk youth and young adults, and its founder Quilen Blackwell joins Main St. Living. Tom Gregory also gives us a feel for Mardi Gras and we look at Crescent City Retirement Group.