This time on CNTV News, Brad and Quin begin by introducing Brian Landreth, a Chickasaw who has bright and bold pieces on exhibit in a special gallery this month at the Chickasaw Cultural Center. He speaks with CNTV News about his whimsical, vibrant and reflective art, as well as his techniques, mediums and inspiration.

Work is underway to build a new facility for the Chickasaw Youth Club in Ardmore. A groundbreaking ceremony was recently held for the over 14,000-square-foot structure. The Chickasaw Youth Clubs offer after-school and summer learning programs for children.

Next, Dr. Tangra Broge shares tips on how to get children to eat more fruits and vegetables. Her advice is to allow kids to participate in the meal preparation process.

To close the episode, Layla Barnes, inspiration for a character in the Chickasaw Press book "Funny Fani'," connects with CNTV News. Layla, the daughter of the book's author, Wiley Barnes, shares her experience starring in the theatrical adaptation and why the story is based on her special relationship with animals.