Judd's Napa Valley Show

Arthur is back to talk about the Napa Valley Distillery visitor experience, his new still, booze trends, and the importance of hospitality. Donuts, too!

Getting to know Napa County's most involved citizen. Elba is on so many boards, commissions and committees that we couldn't even keep track of them all. We do know that she is committed to building and strengthening our local Napa Valley community. She also likes hiking volcanoes!

World-renowned photographer Steven Rothfeld is our intriguing and engaging guest. With many books of photography out, he has released his first narrative that combines photos, stories and recipes to connect the reader to the place. The book, "Israel Eats," and Steven were featured on the Netfilx series, "Somebody Feed Phil." We're also treated to the spontaneous musical stylings of our musical director, Gordon Lustig.

Talking and tasting Scotch whisky with renowned expert, Sir James Forbes. We also get into the Lonach Highland Games which his ancestor began in 1823 AND we see how his whisky app, Dramophone, can help you get into the right wee dram.

Holly is a multi-faceted, talented and involved member of our Napa Valley community. This was an enjoyable chat about her Napa Valley Kid resource, her being the executive director of Leadership Napa Valley and even a bit about her father, counter culture icon and author, Paul Krassner.

El Frijolero, Steve Sando, of Rancho Gordo beans returns. An enjoyable chat about beans, enjoying life, creativity, running a business from the heart and more.

An enlightening conversation uncovering the man underneath the uniform (so to speak). We enjoyed getting to know this Napa native and hearing about his dedication to public service.

Judd avoids tackling any crucial issues and focuses getting to know the person behind the imposing title of District Attorney.

A fun chat with Supervisor Ramos about growing up in Napa Valley, why public service is important to her and more.

Meeting the talented Patti Coil, drama director of the Saint Helena school system. Also, remembering jazz great and friend of the show, Wesla Whitfield.

Dear friend of the show, Eduardo Dingler, returns to talk sake!

An enlightening chat with the man leading Napa's new downtown metamorphosis

Judd and Loren get an introduction to the world of craft coffee roasting with an expert in the field. Judd seems to get more talkative as the show goes on!

Chef, entrepreneur, Napa native, and co-founder of Trade Brewing, Derek McClintik shares his journey with an enthusiastic appearance on Judd's show.

Internationally renowned photographer, Kenny Kim, shares his tales of world travel and thoughts on creativity, entrepreneurship and being a happy professional.

Conchita's ancestor, William Wolfskill, was a prominent figure in early California history. She tells his story and how she retraced his journey.

Judd brings in as many of his family members as he can round up. Thanksgiving is the subject. It gets a bit kooky.

Quite the story-laden guest, Ray talks about growing up in Napa during the 1950s and 1960s, his time as a Superior Court judge and his book, The Adventures of The Squeezebox Kid.

Let's meet this fine fellow who leads Napa Valley Community Foundation, an organization committed to supporting non-profits and philanthropy in our community.

Actor, author, world's most enthusiastic "Judd's Napa Valley Show" fan, and now KVON morning host, Barry Martin joins us. A surprise visit from Taylor Bartolucci with dog and baby, too!