It’s the season 5 premiere of SCVTV’s Community Corner! See how Bridge to Home’s upcoming fundraiser makes such a strong impact for their organization, plus meet the film buffs behind the Newhallywood Silent Film Festival and also the creative forces bringing their original musical “Dis-Topia” to life. Also, hear from the Hart School District’s Social Worker of Culture and Climate and hear some interesting findings from their work this school year, so far. Plus, a representative from Animal Tracks introduces us to Boo the Capuchin Monkey and shares some important insight into their organization’s mission. Finally, a brand new “This Week in Santa Clarita” takes us to the Mitchell River House for the city’s upcoming Pet Adoption event.

Checking Carrie and Dave’s Superbowl 2024 Predictions and a Chat about the “Big I Do”

Show hosts Carrie Lujan and Dave Caldwell open the first episode of Season 5 with a quick look at this episode’s guest lineup. Plus, remember how Carrie and Dave shared their predictions for the 2024 Superbowl back in December? We take a look and see how their predictions faired! Also, it’s almost Valentine’s Day and what better way to celebrate love than with a beautiful wedding? Hear about the eight couples that will be saying “I do” at the same time at the 2024 “Big I Do” event from the City of Santa Clarita Government.

This Week’s Guest Lineup

Then, Bridge to Home Executive Director Chris Najarro and “Soup for the Soul” Event Chair Karen Maleck-Whiteley discuss how the “Soup for the Soul” fundraiser will support Bridge to Home’s programs and mission.

After, the William S. Hart Union School District Assistant Superintendent of Student Services, Safety and Wellness Kathy Hunter and District Social Worker of Culture & Climate Ira Rounsaville give an update on their goals and what the district has been doing to continue fostering a positive and safe environment across all their campuses.

Following this, hear how the Newhallywood Silent Film Festival organizers will once again bring the artistic and entertaining silent film era to the Santa Clarita Valley, with a full weekend lineup of films, tours, and talks; two of the festival’s organizers, E.J. Stephens and Phil Lantis share more.

After, Animal Tracks Executive Director Stacy Gunderson brings their delightfully adorable and incredible Capuchin Monkey, Boo! Stacy also shares their mission in educating the public about exotic animals while also ensuring people understand why these creatures are not meant to be pets.

Then, meet two of the creative forces behind the original musical “Dis-Topia” and hear how their show is coming to life; Director Robby Good and the show’s creator and composer Matthew Deegan share what audiences can expect.

Finally, a brand new “This Week in Santa Clarita” takes us over to the Mitchell River House for the City’s upcoming Pet Adoption event. If you’re hoping to expand your family with an adorable, furry friend, make sure to check out this episode and see why this is the perfect opportunity for adoptions.

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