Deborah Klochko, Executive Director and Chief Curator of the Museum of Photographic Arts (MOPA), talks about the museum’s Spring exhibitions. Klochko is joined by Suda House, whose exhibit “The Water Holds Me, Photographs by Suda House,” runs from March 4 through October 15.

Zachary Dobbins, Gallery Manager for Bfree Studio in La Jolla, is joined by renowned artists, Glen Wilson and April Banks to discuss their exhibit at the innovative art gallery.

Laura Tancredi-Baese, CEO of Home Start, discusses the mission and programs of the child abuse prevention organization, along with its premier fundraiser, the Blue Ribbon Gala, set for Saturday, April 29 at the U.S. Grant Hotel.

Faye Luepton, Director of PR & Marketing for Promises2Kids, chats about the organization’s “life-changing” programs; its Pinwheels for Prevention initiative; and Foodies 4 Foster Kids Campaign. Luepton is joined by Roberto Lopez, who shares his foster story and his experience with the highly regarded Guardian Scholars program.

Joe Sigurdson, Co-Founder and Chief Success Officer for the Boys To Men Mentoring Network, discusses the Network’s mission and its 25th Anniversary Celebration — “Rooted in Resilency” — slated for Saturday, April 22 at the Catamaran Hotel in Pacific Beach.

Fiona Chatwin, Founder, and Executive and Artistic Director for Villa Musica, chats about her organization’s focus on making music accessible to people of all ages and all backgrounds through education, performance and community engagement. Chatwin talks about their citywide satellite outreach, as well as the life-changing Musical Biographies program for those with dementia.

Rita Vandergaw, Executive Director of the Comic-Con Museum, talks about the museum’s current exhibits — “The Animation Academy – from Pencils to Pixels” and “Cover Story: Five Decades of Comic-Con.” Vandergaw discusses the museum’s membership experience and enhancements to its Education Center and programs.

Chris Stewart, owner of Chris Stewart Worldwide, chats about his journey from addiction to on-going recovery. Stewart talks about his book, Gifts from God I Didn’t Deserve: The Angels in Life We Never See Coming, along with the current mental state of first responders having to deal with the fentanyl crisis.

Brittany Dela-Cruz, a graduate of the Leap to Confidence and Transformation Leadership program, is joined by Dana Bristol-Smith, Founder & Executive Director of Leap to Success, to chat about the many success stories of women who are rebuilding the lives from domestic violence, homelessness, trauma or other challenges.

Sara Stillman, President of the Coronado Floral Association, discusses the 101st edition of the nation’s largest tented flower show that will take place on April 15 and 16 at Spreckels Park in Coronado. Stillman talks about the recent Homefront Judging Competition, and the annual 1922 Club gala.