“There is never-ending information about The Beatles and I’d be bored if I knew everything there is to know. “It’s not like I am learning about drywalling,” Carter said. He said he spends between 8-10 hours everyday putting the shows together.

“I grew up listening to The Beatles and we always have ‘Breakfast With The Beatles’ on the radio at the house on Sundays.”ĭespite being a radio show dedicated to a single (but beloved!) group, Carter said there are always new bits of information on the iconic group surfacing even today. “”I’ve always wanted to come to this, but Seal Beach is too far,” Laverne Asplund said while sipping on a mimosa. One longtime listener made the drive from Mentone in San Bernardino County.

“It’s so fun though, because the people that come are obviously fans of the show and they know what to expect and we try to give them a little extra.” “The shows at Morongo are a little different because the stage is so big and we are used to smaller venues,” Carter said.

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