The Inland Empire Explorer is a ground-breaking, new television series that highlights and showcases what the Inland Empire has to offer local residents and tourists.
RIVERSIDE
Ceramic Cupboard:
Inland Empire Explorer hosts, Melissa Duke and Joel Greene, visit Ceramic Cupboard in Corona to explore the world of pottery. Melissa Duke will get her hands dirty and learn how to make a ceramic bowl. You can watch Inland Empire Explorer on your local city channel, or tune into KVCR-PBS channel 24 (the Inland Empire's PBS Station) every Wednesday at 6:30pm.
PERRIS
Indoor Skydiving:
Inland Empire Explorer host, Joel Greene, visits Sky Dive Perris in Perris to explore skydiving, but not by jumping out of a plane! Joel Greene will experience skydiving in a safe and controlled environment - which is a perfect for those of us who will never jump out of a plane. You can watch Inland Empire Explorer on your local city channel, or tune into KVCR-PBS channel 24 (the Inland Empire's PBS Station) every Wednesday at 6:30pm.
SAN BERNARDINO
Art Institute - Culinary School: Inland Empire Explorer host, Melissa Duke, joins the students at the Art Institute of California Inland Empire in San Bernardino to explore the world of culinary arts. Melissa Duke will learn what it takes to become a chef and sample their savory 4 course meal at the 5 star restaurant. You can watch Inland Empire Explorer on your local city channel, or tune into KVCR-PBS channel 24 (the Inland Empire's PBS Station) every Wednesday at 6:30pm.
SAN BERNARDINO
Glen Helen Raceway: Inland Empire Explorer host, Joel Greene, travels to Glen Helen Raceway in Devore to explore their outdoor motocross dirt track. Having never ridden a dirt bike before, he watches as pros soar through the air in anticipation of their upcoming race. You can watch Inland Empire Explorer on your local city channel, or tune into KVCR-PBS channel 24 (the Inland Empire's PBS Station) every Wednesday at 6:30pm.
SAN BERNARDINO McDonalds Museum:
On this episode of Inland Empire Explorer, we visit McDonald's Museum in San Bernardino, California. The site of the very first McDonald's. Watch as Owner Albert Okura tells us how he came to acquire a piece of IE history.
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