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Random Vegas People in India believe if you don't place a wager during the Diwali Holiday, you will be reincarnated as a Donkey. TwitPic of the week Unique views is always the way to our hearts when it comes to Twitpic of the Week.  This time its apparently how Vegas shuts down roads for events like New Years and the Rock and Roll Marathon.  But more than that, we get the magic of reflection. Since this photo was taken at night from the overpass crossing Flamingo Rd, we catch a glimpse of the properties lit up behind the photographer.  Specifically we see the reflections of Caesars Palace and Bellagio. It makes it look like, if you were looking east of the strip at Las Vegas Blvd and Flamingo, Caesars Palace is behind Cromwell and Bellagio is next door to Horseshoe. Unintended consequences once again makes art. We celebrate that with this selection, shared by @LasVegasLocally News Wynn 20th Anniversary

During a bitterly cold day on January 30, 2002 a man was witnessed by multiple people running for his life while his hands were restrained with duct tape. Unfortunately, no one called the police. The following day he was found murdered in a car on the busy Las Vegas Blvd. Join me as I tell John just what happened to Richard Carno.  Sources: https://www.newspapers.com/image/150826370/?match=1&terms=richard%20carno https://www.sevenhillsbi.com/about/las-vegas-community-resources/vegas-suicide-rates/#:~:text=For%20example%2C%20in%202008%2C%20National,higher%20than%20for%20those%20who https://lasvegassun.com/news/2004/jan/22/siblings-facing-off-against-each-other-in-murder-t/ Access to local newspapers through Newspapers.com

From all of us here at City Cast Las Vegas, we hope that you had a great day yesterday and every day. We also believe that every day is a great day for a taco! We have so many amazing spots throughout the city that we sat down for a conversation earlier this year with taco enthusiasts Justin Favela and Brent Holmes to hear about their favorite tacos around Las Vegas, from cheesy, drippy quesabirria to crunchy, crisp fish tacos. Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram, or email us at lasvegas@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. For more Las Vegas news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter, Hey Las Vegas. All the taco spots mentioned in this episode: Tacos el Gordo on Charleston & 17th Guisos de el Canelo on Pecos and Charleston The original Lindo Michoacán on East Desert Inn Antojitos D.F. on Flamingo and Pecos Tacos El Compita on Charleston and Jones The original Tacos Tijuana at Broadacres Los Tacos on Charleston and 17th Carnitas y Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara on Bonanza and Eastern Juarez Border Food El Paso on Bonanza and Eastern Habanero Grill on Rainbow and Smoke Ranch Mariscos Playa Escondida on Charleston and Maryland Bajamar on Las Vegas Blvd and Oakey Abuela's Tacos on Sahara and Lamb El Tamalucas on Las Vegas Blvd and Pecos Tacotarian, various locations Durango Taco Shop, various locations Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Live from the Battle Born Broadcast Center, legal insider Justin Watkins joins Cofield & Company to talk about UNLV Football's search for a new head coach, ESPN projecting the Las Vegas Raiders picking Shedeur Sanders with the first pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, and give his legal insight on the road-rage incident that took place on Las Vegas Blvd. Legal insight on the Luigi Mangione case. The proposal of making planting a flag on a football field illegal in Ohio, the structure of the College Football Playoff, and the top betting picks for the first round of the CFP with Cofield & Company's Eye on Sports Gambling, presented by O'Aces Bar & Grill.  

Random Vegas If you're dealt a winning hand in video poker and accidentally fail to hold some or all of the cards before hitting “deal/draw”, some casinos, upon request, can review the last hand played and pay you what you would have one. (@VitalVegas) TwitPic of the week It's the best view I've ever seen of the mistake in the desert, shared by @VitalVegas.  The giant MGM lion entrance formerly on the corner of Las Vegas Blvd and Tropicana.  It still seems like a silly superstition that designers should have known about.  Apparently, Asians consider it bad luck to walk under the mouth of a lion or some variation on that theme.  So, they avoided entering the property via this entrance.  In response, MGM decided to tear it down just 3 years after opening.  It's one of the largest architectural missteps in Vegas history. News Hughes/Silver Slipper Myth Riviera Plans U2 UV Las Vegas Ad

Random Vegas The Sphere has been averaging over $1 million in ticket sales per day.  It generated nearly half a billion dollars in revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30th. (LasVegasLocally) TwitPic of the week Talk about things changing but staying the same.  This perspective shows us the strip south of the curve in Las Vegas Blvd. Featured prominently is the Mirage marquee.  Then, because it's 1994 and Caesars Palace is set back from the strip, and the Dunes site is being prepared for Bellagio construction, we get to see all the way down to Excalibur and the brand-new Luxor.  Across the street we see Harrah's while it's still a riverboat called Holiday Casino, then we see LINQ still themed as Imperial Palace.  Hilton still owns Flamingo, Bally's still uses MGM Grand's original marquee, and the original Aladdin still exists.  Speaking of MGM Grand, in the distance we can see the new MGM Grand and the recently deceased Tropicana.  Thanks as always to @Summacorp for sharing this pic. News Paris Celebrates 25 Vegas Heat 7 Classic Vegas Experiences Lost Michelin Guide Vegas Top 5 Lists Shows - Josh ·       Best Topless show: Fantasy ·       Best Comedy Show: Carrot Top ·       Best Magic Show: Piff the Magic Dragon ·       Best Cirque-esque production show: "O" ·       Best All-Around Show: Absinthe Books - Mark ·       Grandissimo – David G Swartz ·       At the Sands – David G Swartz ·       Winner Take All – Christina Binkley ·       Like an Onion: The Vegas Skim – Wayne Clingman & Roger Gallizzi ·       The Gambler: Kirk Kerkorian – William C Rempel Restaurants - Keren ·       Bazaar Meat @Sahara ·       Oscar's Steakhouse @Plaza ·       EDO ·       Lotus of Siam ·       Peppermill Cocktails - Tony ·       The Sinatra Smash - Off menu at Overlook Bar at Wynn Las Vegas ·       The Rum Old Fashioned at Carbone at Aria ·       The Desert Sunset - Off menu at Legacy Club at Circa Las Vegas ·       Serpico at Giada's at The Cromwell ·       The Verbena Cocktail at Chandelier Bar at The Cosmopolitan.

The Sphere said hello for the first time last year with a dazzling Fourth of July fireworks display that cemented its place on the Las Vegas skyline. Since then, the headlines haven't stopped, from an anti-abortion advocate climbing up the side to think pieces about its impact on the future of Las Vegas entertainment. Standing out on Las Vegas Blvd is a hard task, but the Sphere draws attention with quirky emojis and displays to match major events like Formula 1 and the Super Bowl. But have locals embraced such a bright change to the city? City Cast co-host Dayvid Figler sits down with producer Layla Muhammad and Hey Las Vegas editor Rob Kachelriess to recap the Sphere's turbulent first year and look ahead to developments coming in year two. Want to know more about the Sphere? Listen to our look inside and guide to the best viewpoints. Learn more about the sponsors of this July 2nd episode here: Babbel Want to get in touch? Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram, or email us at lasvegas@citycast.fm. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. For more Las Vegas news, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What makes a great taco? Does Vegas have a taco style? And crucially, is a hot dog a taco? Co-host Sarah Lohman sits down with artists and taco enthusiasts Justin Favela and Brent Holmes to answer these and more hard-hitting questions. Plus, we hear about their favorite tacos around Las Vegas, from cheesy, drippy quesabirria to crunchy, crisp fish tacos. We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want some more Las Vegas news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. All the taco spots mentioned in this episode: Tacos el Gordo on Charleston & 17th Guisos de el Canelo on Pecos and Charleston The original Lindo Michoacán on East Desert Inn Antojitos D.F. on Flamingo and Pecos Tacos El Compita on Charleston and Jones The original Tacos Tijuana at Broadacres Los Tacos on Charleston and 17th Carnitas y Tortas Ahogadas Guadalajara on Bonanza and Eastern Juarez Border Food El Paso on Bonanza and Eastern Habanero Grill on Rainbow and Smoke Ranch Mariscos Playa Escondida on Charleston and Maryland Bajamar on Las Vegas Blvd and Oakey Abuela's Tacos on Sahara and Lamb El Tamalucas on Las Vegas Blvd and Pecos Tacotarian, various locations Durango Taco Shop, various locations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this supersized episode I breakdown the Las Vegas Strip in sections that will hopefully help you plan your upcoming trip to Las Vegas Blvd. Which parts of the Strip are best for kids? Which are the best for an over the top luxury vacation? I answer all those questions in this XL episode of Concierge Confidential.   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conciergeconfidential_lv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/KeystoVegas TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@keystovegas Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvOErl2cti4DrqmL01hMY7A

Retail pharmacies like CVS, Rite Aid, and Walgreens are shuttering hundreds of stores across the country. Las Vegas isn't immune: This Thursday, November 9th, the Walgreens at Charleston and Las Vegas Blvd is closing its doors for good. Neighborhood reactions are divided: We asked locals to call in, and today, host Dayvid Figler and acclaimed author Kim Foster, who both live near the embattled Walgreens, sit down to discuss your thoughts and reactions. Is retail theft really to blame? Is it corporate mismanagement or the hefty opioid settlements levied on these brands? And what happens now? We're on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Instagram. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Want some more Las Vegas news? Then make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even though MLB has not voted to approve the Oakland A's potential move to Sin City, the powers that be are wasting no time setting the wheels in motion for their proposed stadium at the Tropicana site on Las Vegas Blvd & Trop. Dave Kaval, Steve Hill and all your favorite characters from the NV Legislator's Special Session were on hand at the Las Vegas Convention Center today to meet with the Stadium Authority. Also, the Giants new skipper, Bob Melvin's praises get sung by his former A's players, The Voice of The A's; Ken Korach gets a wonderful honor and we go back to 1911 for another tale from the "A'story" books. All that & more on this episode of "Locked On A's."   Radio veteran and lifelong Athletic Supporter, "Locked On A's" host Wayne Coy discusses all things A's baseball; past, present and future. From Philly to KC to The Town. From Lefty & Eddie to Catfish & Reggie to Rickey & Eck to Miguel & Giambi to Chappy & Oly to Esty & Zack; Celebrate the Green & Gold and the A's enduring legacy with Wayne every day with "Locked On A's" the daily podcast about the Oakland Athletics, part of the Locked On Podcast Network.  Be sure to subscribe to "Locked On A's"and come back every weekday to spend time with one of the biggest A's fans you'll ever meet. Thanks for making "Locked On A's" your first listen every day, and please tell your friends! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetterHelp BetterHelp connects you with a licensed therapist who can take you on that journey of self-discovery from wherever you are. Visit BetterHelp.com/lockedonmlb today to get 10% off your first month. Birddogs Go to birddogs.com/LOCKEDONMLB or enter promo code LOCKEDONMLB for a free white tech hat with any order. You won't want to take your birddogs off, we promise. Bunches Download the Bunches Sports App and join the LOCKEDONMLB Bunch at onbunches.com/ Dave Download Dave today at Dave.com/mlb. You could get up to $500 in 5 minutes or less! No credit check. No late fees. eBay MotorsFor parts that fit, head to eBay Motors and look for the green check. Stay in the game with eBay Guaranteed Fit. eBay Motors dot com. Let's ride. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONMLB for $20 off your first purchase. Sleeper Download the Sleeper app and use promo code LOCKEDON and you'll get up to a $100 match on your first deposit. Terms and conditions apply. See Sleeper's Terms of Use for details. Currently operational in over 30 states. Check out Sleeper today! FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Right now, when you bet on a Super Bowl Winner, you can GET BONUS BETS EVERY TIME THEY WIN IN THE REGULAR SEASON! FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER:  21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Follow & Subscribe to Locked On A's on all Podcast platforms… Locked On MLB League-Wide: Every Team, Prospects & More https://linktr.ee/LockedOnMLB #oaklandas #oaklandathletics #MLB #athletics #waynecoy #lockedonas #ALCS #NLCS Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 

FOLLOW THE PIVOT PODCAST: MERCH | https://pivotpodcast.com  YOUTUBE | https://www.youtube.com/thepivotpodcast INSTAGRAM | https://instagram.com/thepivot TWITTER | https://twitter.com/thepivot TIKTOK | https://tiktok.com/@thepivot FACEBOOK | https://www.facebook.com/thepivotpodcast FOLLOW HAPPY DAD: https://www.instagram.com/happydad FIND HAPPY DAD: https://www.happydad.com/find The former Las Vegas Aces teammates Sydney Colson and Theresa Plaisance hava leveraged their friendship and WNBA opportunity to create a different path to stardom and success. Better known as Syd and TP, the world champions and bench warming besties are determined to become the faces of the WNBA, despite the fact that no one asked them to and far from the top of the A-list star players in the league. Maintaining an honest perspective about each other and their spots on WNBA rosters, the two found gratitude in their opportunities and found ways to stand out amongst the league's top talented players.  Embracing their comedic personalities and love from their teammates as being the go-to's for the little things on and off the court but also the ones who lighten the mood and make the sport more fun, Syd and TP took their everyday approach to life and turned it into a tv series and social media sensations.  Understanding their role as team players and non-starters for their respective teams, the two forged a bond last season when they were a part of a championship roster who didn't see much playing time but gained popularity through their personality. TP talks about doing the little things as an athlete but also as a teammate which has helped her stay in the league for so long while Syd talks about making the most of her opportunity to be on the highest level doing what she loves everyday while mixing in her other talents and just being her authentic self.  Playing with stars like A'ja Wilson and Kelsey Plum, the team doesn't lack stardom and Syd says adding her balance to the roster is something valued by her teammates. TP talks about how her mom being a basketball coach helped shape her love for the sport at a young age yet she didn't really fully embrace her talents until college years at LSU. The two besties have allowed their vulnerability and talent to create their own lane in a sport that landed them a second career.  Ryan, Channing and Fred ask about the discrepancies of women's sports on a professional level between the wage gap, different levels of exposure and treatment across the board but Syd and TP chime in on how women's sports are on the rise and gaining traction with more broadcast deals and sold out arenas. The ladies detail how last year's championship parade exceeded expectations and truly was an unbelievable experience with fans lining up blocks of Las Vegas Blvd to celebrate their championship run.  Syd, currently on the Las Vegas Aces, who are taking on the NY Liberty in the WNBA finals is one game away from winning back to back titles. You can catch "The Syd + TP" Show on Mondays at 9pm ET/6pm PT on the Maximumeffort Channel on FuboTVOfficial. Premiere Episodes of The Pivot release every Tuesday at 12pm ET and special episodes release every Friday at 3:330pm est Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A lot of outrage has been swirling around the Las Vegas community this week. First, Elon Musk incited a hate campaign on X (formerly Twitter) towards the Review-Journal and their journalist after she reported on the murder of a retired police chief. Also, shortly following the removal of mature trees on Las Vegas Blvd to make way for F1 grandstands, Las Vegans and tourists are saddened to lose the shade and the iconic backdrop for the Bellagio Fountains. Lastly, a new humanoid robot greeter at The Sphere is bringing both the shock and awe. Host Dayvid Figler is joined by Nevada Independent journalist Tabitha Mueller and writer and contributor Brent Holmes to wade through this week of news. Let us know which one of these things outraged you the most this week, the Bellagio trees or hate campaign on X. Leave us a voicemail at 702-514-0719. We're also on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Twitter and Instagram. Keep up with all the changes happening in Las Vegas with our morning newsletter. Make sure to sign up here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's been a big year for roads in Las Vegas, from “Dropicana” to F1 ensuring there is no shortage of orange cones on Las Vegas Blvd. Drivers have had to be more cautious than ever, which isn't something we do well in our car-dependent city. Last year we were ranked #8 in the most dangerous states for pedestrians by Smart Growth Nevada. But is it our drivers' fault or the roads? We are revisiting our conversation with plangineer Ray Delahanty, aka CityNerd on YouTube, to better understand why our streets are so deadly and if there's any way to fix them. You'll also hear why Ray chooses to live car-free in Las Vegas!  What do you think the worst intersection in Las Vegas is? Let us know on social media! Follow us @CityCastVegas on Twitter and Instagram. You can also call or text us at 702-514-0719. Don't let a road closure catch you off guard! For more traffic news and complaints, make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Chase Sapphire Preferred is one of the most popular travel cards. Right now they are offering an increased 80K welcome offer. Click the link to get more info. Ends May 25, 2023 - Chase Sapphire Preferred 80K Welcome Offer Episode Description: As a reminder you can watch this show as well at: http://www.YouTube.com/milestomemories On this week's show we discussed a lot including the difference between the Strip in 1994 and today plus what the next 10 years will bring for Las Vegas Blvd. We also discuss what MGM did with their water removal projects, the best tacos on the North Strip, why Wynn's pool may be the best for families, how Circus Circus is the best kind of nostalgia, 19 secret spots in Vegas and why the A's ballpark is both smaller and probably going to happen. We packed a lot into this one. Programming note: We apologize for the late release on this episode. It was supposed to go live a few days ago, but for some reason didn't publish. Don't forget you can watch our two weekly shows that are made into this podcast on Youtube which is the best experience. Thanks for listening! About the Show Each week tens of thousands of people tune into our MtM Vegas news shows at http://www.YouTube.com/milestomemories. We do two news shows weekly on YouTube with the audio being combined into this podcast. Never miss out on the latest happenings in and around Las Vegas! Enjoying the podcast? Please consider leaving us a positive review on your favorite podcast platform! You can also connect with us anytime at podcast@milestomemories.com.  You can subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or by searching "MtM Vegas" or "Miles to Memories" in your favorite podcast app. Don't forget to check out our travel/miles/points podcast as well!

We have a two for one episode where I checked out the newest speakeasy on The Strip and review of a historic restaurant on Las Vegas Blvd, Spago. I'll dive into why Spago is not for everyone and why I had a rough experience there and then I'll walk you through how you can find Las Vegas' newest speakeasy at Caesars Palace. Instagram: conciergeconfidential_lv Youtube: Concierge Confidential Twitter: @KeystoVegas Tick Tok: KeystoVegas

Let's tackle the default activity on The Strip... And that's walking it. (1:37) Before we get to the Ultimate Walking Guide I give you my fast facts of Las Vegas Blvd. (7:00) I breakdown the two major trams that get you to and from your favorite hotels. (13:53) I give you the best route to take if you were going to walk The Strip. Along the way I'll tell you the can't miss photo spots and the some of the secrets to getting in and out of your favorite resorts.

Did you not plan anything for your New Years Eve Trip to Vegas? We got you covered, in this BONUS episode I cover all the options available to you if you got to Vegas and forgot to plan anything. (1:15) I cover the basics of NYE in Vegas, that includes travel and logistics of getting around that night. (7:00) Places to pay and have premium views of the Firework Celebration. (11:00) Breaking Down the best place to view the firework show in the center of The Strip. (13:22) The Best Free Places to Watch the Firework show on Las Vegas Blvd. Twitter: @KeystoVegas Instagram: @ConciergeConfidential_lv

Random Vegas The NeonMuseum's current campus on Las Vegas Blvd, north of Fremont St, opened to the public in 2012.  On Oct 28th, it celebrated its 10th anniversary (@lasvegasweekly) Twitpic of the week Lettering longer than a football field and taller than a house is what travelers got to experience upon a person's arrival at the original incarnation of the Stardust.  Part of the magic of Vegas is the often larger than life displays, whether it be the signage or experiences, available every time you visit.  Its also one of the reasons why the Neon Museum exists and is so popular.  Having the opportunity to roam amongst the titans of old gives you a perspective unique to the city and its magic.  Thanks to @_GrandPaD for sharing this flash back in time News The Fan District Venetian Reinvestment Reaper Evel Pie F1 For Sale The Fremont Progress Report

What. A week. Of news. Before we get into today's topics, we wanted to acknowledge the violence that occurred on the Strip yesterday: Six people were injured and two died in a mass stabbing attack near Las Vegas Blvd. and Sands. It's a lot to process and the story is still developing, so we'll be coming back to it next week. In the meantime, we're got plenty more news to discuss today. Vogue is joined by Dayvid and special guest Geoff Carter, Senior Editor at the Las Vegas Weekly, and they're tackling: 1. The latest news about the Rhodes development abutting Red Rock Canyon (and what some sources are getting wrong about it) 2. Sad puppies at the Animal Foundation! Or at least, the ups and downs of a nonprofit that's now facing a wave of seriously sick pups 3. First Friday's 20th birthday (as Vogue puts it, it's not quite old enough to drink yet) — and Geoff's fantastic retrospective in the Weekly about the evolution of First Friday, for better, worse, and somewhere in between What are your thoughts on the week's news? Call or text us at 702-514-0719, or find us on Twitter @CityCastVegas Want more Vegas news? Make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter at lasvegas.citycast.fm/newsletter! And a quick note: We're observing Indigenous Peoples' Day on Monday, so we'll be back in your feeds on Tuesday. Happy weekend, everyone! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 585.6: Rich Little, America's Master Mimic, talks to Ed about his encounters with Don Rickles, Paul Lynde, and Elvis Presley. Rich can be seen every Thursday thru Sunday at the Tropicana/Laugh Factory, 3801 S. Las Vegas Blvd in Las Vegas. For tickets and more information, call 702-739-2411 or visit TropLV.com or TheRichLittle.com. Rich Little is also the author of People I've Known and Been: Little By Little, a collection of stories and anecdotes of some of the many notable showbiz figures and politicians that he has impersonated over the years. Now available online, and recently updated with more than 200 pages of new material, Little by Little also features more than 100 photographs (many of which are in color) plus some of Rich's favorite original charcoal sketches. All proceeds from sales of Little by Little will support U.S. veterans, by way of the Gary Sinise Foundation. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 585.5: Rich Little, America's Master Mimic, talks to Ed about about performing before live audiences again, after a two-year hiatus brought on by the pandemic. Rich can be seen every Thursday thru Sunday at the Tropicana/Laugh Factory, 3801 S. Las Vegas Blvd in Las Vegas. For tickets and more information, call 702-739-2411 or visit TropLV.com or TheRichLittle.com. Rich Little is also the author of People I've Known and Been: Little By Little, a collection of stories and anecdotes of some of the many notable showbiz figures and politicians that he has impersonated over the years. Now available online, and recently updated with more than 200 pages of new material, Little by Little also features more than 100 photographs (many of which are in color) plus some of Rich's favorite original charcoal sketches. All proceeds from sales of Little by Little will support U.S. veterans, by way of the Gary Sinise Foundation. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Las Vegas Raiders hire a new president. We are there for the announcement at Allegiant Stadium. Sandra Douglass Morgan has roots in Las Vegas! She is also the first female Black president in NFL history. The Mayor of Las Vegas discusses a possible Under 21 curfew on Fremont Street after two recent incidents. Plus, Dream Las Vegas breaks ground on South Las Vegas Boulevard. The hotel casino plans to open in 2024. This week's tips include tickets to see Hamilton at The Smith Center and Dayna rides Lift Off at Area 15. Support the show

We're sharing business news about Kellogg, Wells Fargo, the fashion industry, Tesla, Google, what LinkedIn has shared about the job market, and more. We're looking at DEI blunders companies are facing. We're examining how companies are reimagining and refocusing. We're also sharing details about several business events happening this summer and fall, in the US, Switzerland, and Canada. Some are hybrid, online, or in-person. Listen in as one or more may be of interest to you and your team. And of course, we're shouting out some businesses that we think you should support.BUSINESS SHOUT-OUTSSHOUT-OUT #1 Urban NecessitiesThey have thousands of shoes, an ice cream shop where you can get ice cream, shakes, and more; they have a tattoo parlor, a barber, and vintage pinball machines. You have to see it to believe it. 3500 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas NVhttps://UrbanNecessities.comIG: https://instagram.com/urban_necessitieshttps://Twitter.com/theUNshopLV SHOUT-OUT #2 The Client Gianta super awesome company that offers automated gifting for client care and employee happiness. Never forget a birthday, anniversary, or other special occasions ever again. You can celebrate milestones with class. No more "gifts" with your company name/logo.Visit their website for details. https://ClientGiant.comCheck out their IG at https://instagram.com/theclientgiantSHOUT-OUT #3 Simplified Spaces by NancyLocated in Orange County, CANancy Collins provides professional organization for homes and small officesShe provides weekly tips on her blog https://nancyorganizes.com/blog and you can see some highlights on her IG https://instagram.com/nancyorganizesoc For those of you outside of OC and California, she also offers Virtual Clutter Coaching.Visit her site https://nancyorganizes.com todaySHOW INFORMATION:Company: Foreman & Associates, LLCWebsite: https://ForemanLLC.comIG: https://instagram.com/ForemanLLCPodcast IG: https://instagram.com/DontCallitSmallFB: https://facebook.com/ForemanAndAssociatesTwitter: https://twitter.com/ForemanLLCPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/ItAintSmallYouTube: https://youtube.com/user/ForemanAssociatesHOST: Natasha L. Foreman, Lead Management Consultant, Foreman & Associates, LLCWebsite: https://NatashaForeman.comIG: https://instagram.com/NatashaLForemanFB: https://facebook.com/NatashaLForemanTwitter: https://twitter.com/NatashaLForemanLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/NatashaLForemanTheme Song: “Higher Up” by Shane IversShout Out Song: "Pulsar" by Shane IversCopyright 2022. Foreman & Associates, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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This week on The Porter Way Podcast, Shawn Porter and crew recap an exciting weekend of boxing including Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano on DAZN and Oscar Valdez vs Shakur Stevenson on Top Rank/ESPN. Plus, the team previews Canelo Alvarez vs Dmitry Bivol coming up on May 7th. ** MEET THE TPWP CREW THIS WEEKEND! ** If you'll be in Las Vegas on May 6-7, here's your chance to meet and mingle with the TPWP crew.

We had north out of the Excalibur, past the seedy stuff on the east side of Las Vegas Blvd for finally finding the beautiful Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens.

This week I'm joined by co-host of the ‘Save Our Children Podcast, Bridget Vega, and together we are going to introduce you to one of our greatest inspirations in the music industry: rising independent Phoenix Born hip-hop lyricist, artist, patriot, father, visionary, producer and man of God, Sincerely Collins! Born Kyle Collins, he is a survivor himself having grown up without a father, surviving the early and mysterious disappearance of his mother, surviving homelessness and being able to stand bravely in front of you today after his decision to throw everything he has into hip-hop.  In his own words:  “I make music for dreamers,” “I make music for people who just know that there's more, I make music for people who have visions, for people who believe in themselves but don't necessarily know how to take action on that.” “Maybe they want to believe in themselves. Maybe they come to me, they come to my music to learn how to believe in themselves or to learn how to break away from the norm as much as they've wanted to their entire life - I just provide that bridge for people to unplug from the Matrix.” And unplugging from The Matrix is exactly what happens when you plug INTO his powerful music. His newest album, “Synchronicities” opens up with tracks such as “War of the Roses” that encapsulate his incredible story of overcoming adversity as a child to an adult and takes you into powerhouse hits like “Revolution” that make you want you blast the volume all the way up as you're driving down Las Vegas Blvd with the windows down. Kyle says about his newest single “Glow” with Hirez and Julia Ross that “This could be the biggest song I've done so far” and a song I highly recommend you download along with his plethora of other albums and singles.  He has most recently sat down with Gilbert Police in Arizona to reopen his mother's “Missing Persons File” and after 30 years of unanswered questions, Kyle has found the strength to find answers to a mystery that's plagued him for his whole life.  Sincerely Collins is an inspiration and his defiance to the typical Hollywood model in music is encouraging a musical ‘Revolution' in the music industry where artists and aspiring artists all over the world are going independent and following his lead. We are honored to bring to you today, the one and only Kyle Collins AKA: Sincerely Collins. CONNECT WITH SINCERELY COLLINS: Instagram: @sincerelycollins - Sincerely Collins

(November 18) Thanksgiving is just a week away and there's already a shortage?? This can't be! Listen to Jeff get down to the bottom of this at 2:15. A new pedestrian bridge finally being built on Las Vegas Blvd, but is it in the right spot? Take a listen at 18:00. Christmas came early for an amazing Make-A-Wish kid, take a listen to the amazing "Hats Off" story at 21:00.

(November 18) Thanksgiving is just a week away and there's already a shortage?? This can't be! Listen to Jeff get down to the bottom of this at 2:15. A new pedestrian bridge finally being built on Las Vegas Blvd, but is it in the right spot? Take a listen at 18:00. Christmas came early for an amazing […] The post Is There A TURKEY SHORTAGE?? appeared first on 102.7 Coyote Country.

Tons of amazing talent in the 2021 rookie class. Trevor Lawerence, Zach Wilson, Trey Lance, Justin Fields, Mac Jones and more! Prime time fan filled football on the good ole Las Vegas BLVD!

(September 10) Wow, this story made us cry. The letter was from a former foster child of hers, it's so powerful! Listen at the top of today's show.  Jeff and Aimee dig deep to their most embarrassing moments on Las Vegas Blvd for the “Cohost Quiz” at 6:30. Gene is a long time member of the […] The post A Former Foster Mom and Social Worker Gets The Friday Flowers appeared first on 102.7 Coyote Country.

 Random Vegas  City Center cost $8.5 billion to build and was the most expensive project in the western world (@vegas_only)    Twitpic of the week    Welcome back to the 90s in Las Vegas.  A time apparently before MGM new that Asian gamblers didn't like to walk under the head of a lion because it's bad luck or some other superstition.  But for a time, there she anchored the corner of Tropicana and Las Vegas Blvd in all her oversized glory.  @summacorp provides even more context to this week's winner, clocking that the MGM Marquee sign is shown under construction, which would date this picture early 94, after the introduction of the Hilton marquee was erected as the largest sign in the city and before MGM built a larger sign.    News MGM Buys and sells City Center Plaza Evolves Problems @Pinball Hall of Fame

Kimberly is an artist from New Mexico who reached out to us via email, and since we were in Vegas, and people were still asleep in the room, we decided to zoom with her live from Las Vegas Blvd in front of the Bellagio! Kimberly shares with us the projects she is working on in her community as well as her inspiring perspective on life and the potential of humanity in a crucial time in our history. If you are a podcaster who wants to get involved with Talking To Strangers, or just someone who would like to tell their story on the podcast, please reach out to me at brickert4h@gmail.com!Heart Math Institute https://www.heartmath.org/​A Course in Miracles, Foundation for Inner Peace https://acim.org/​Gregg Braden https://www.greggbraden.com/​www.kimberlywebber.comwww.untitledfineartgallery.com

Three people were injured during a shooting on Las Vegas Blvd., lawmakers debate the standard for stoned driving, the coroner ruled on a teen's New Year's Day death and more on 7@7 from the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Brandon Bass walks us through the ins and outs of being in Facebook jail. Having a dark sense of humor does not pair well with the Internet and sometimes ends up in phone calls from your local police department. We talk about censorship, how your personal and business reputations can be ruined in a snap, and how to pivot by making a new identity for yourself. Brandon shows us the ropes of what it takes to be a bull rider. SPOILER ALERT: a lot of broken bones. Yee-haw! We top it off with some conspiracy theories and the hypocrisy of state politics mixed in with men rescuing other men at the bar. Everyone loves a mixed bag of nuts! In the end, a loud explosion goes off upstairs causing us to abruptly stop the episode. Brandon and Josh flee the scene and leave Mery all alone while they jet off to Las Vegas Blvd. Mery calls her mom to come over so she doesn't have to face the spirits in her house alone. Follow us: www.instagram.com/easy2swallow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/easy-2-swallow/support

 Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 338. 2030 de Philippe Djian paru en 2020 aux éditions Flammarion. Le beau-père de Lucie est furieux contre les tags injurieux sous les fenêtres des laboratoires SveOda. Lucie s'en fout, elle ne connaît pas la demi-mesure. Surtout depuis sa rencontre avec cette jeune femme de 30 ans, qui, sans ses nattes, ressemble plus aujourd'hui à Naomi Klein. D'autant que celui-ci, aidé par son beau-frère, permet encore la circulation du Montrazol, un poison que certains vaporisent dans les champs. Puis arrive le moment où Anton et Greg surent avec certitudes que la zone de turbulences, provoquée par une enquête administrative, serait ici pour durer. Et il ne fait aucun doute que l'un et l'autre auront beaucoup à perdre. Il fait chaud, vous allez cuire même, en cette année 2030. Vous avez l'air surpris et pourtant Greta Thunberg, ici vieillie de quelques années de plus, vous avait prévenu. Philippe Djian nous plonge au milieu d'un drame familial autour de six personnages. Un résumé d'une humanité en déroute, où même l'amour est une maison qui brûle et où la jeunesse fonce tout droit vers un drôle de vol plané. Qu'on se le dise: le business comme le sexe continuent de faire tourner le monde. L'auteur fait tinter une sonnette d'alarme pour celles et ceux qui en douteraient encore: le futur c'est déjà aujourd'hui, en pire. Philippe Djian sème parfaitement le trouble, il est notre invité, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Lucie était assise au milieu du tapis, devant la baie ouverte. La nuit tombait, il faisait lourd, oh pour ça il ne faisait pas froid, mais elle se demandait depuis combien de temps elle n'avait pas vu le soleil, un rayon danser dans le salon, une lumière directe traversant le ciel bleu. Il s'était planté devant Lucie tandis qu'elle examinait la question. respire un d'air et dis-moi ce que tu sens, déclare-t-il. Concentre-toi. Ferme les yeux. Je l'ai senti tout de suite en arrivant, j'ai même tendu la main avant de descendre. Tu veux parier avec moi, lança Aude en pivotant sur son fauteuil. Il ne va pas tomber une seule goutte dans les jours qui viennent. Tu paries. je ne vais parier de l'argent avec toi. C'est celui que je te donne. La partie manque déjà de piment, pour moi, avant même de commencer. Tu paries, oui ou non. Pas une goutte avant trois jours. Rien avant samedi soir, minuit. Lucie nous servira de juge. Très bien. On est d'accord. En tout cas, je ne sens rien du tout, annonça Lucie.» Avec un poignard de Mathieu Leroux paru en 2020 aux éditions Héliotrope. «Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas Nevada». L'enseigne du Las Vegas Blvd est sans ambiguïté, le narrateur attend que l'image s'inscrive dans le cadre blanc du Polaroid, pour prendre conscience du glam qui l'entoure. Même si Jax, son amant actuel à Montréal, caresse encore l'idée de retrouvailles ici dans le désert, ce n'est pas son cas. Pas encore. Depuis qu'il a officialisé son projet et sa date de départ, il ne rêve que d'une chose: défier cette ville, qu'il déteste à priori. Il y a perdu son ex, et il fallait bien ça, comme distance, pour échapper aussi à la voix chétive de son père atteint d'Alzheimer. Puisque les soirées endiablées s'accélèrent, autant immerger la bête qui sommeille en lui jusqu'à la moelle. Mathieu Leroux se charge de la course. La visite alternative de la ville sera aussi, sous une apparence déboutonnée, folle et éreintante, l'occasion d'une sévère remise en question. S'il échoue dans la quête de son père, épuisé, groggy sous l'égide combinée de deux archanges improbables que sont David Bowie et Franz kafka, c'est bien à Berlin qu'il se réveille. Avec un poignard est un splendide roman qui s'offre à nous comme une proposition de trip, où il est question de liberté chèrement acquise. je reçois, Mathieu Leroux à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « La ville semble aux prises avec un étrange mal-être, une crise d'identité perpétuelle. Trop aseptisée pour être encore interdite, trop adulte pour qu'un enfant s'y retrouve. Over-the-top, sans réussir à être complètement flamboyante. Une showgirl de papier mâché. Avec les hommes de mon téléphone, j'entretiens quelques conversations qui, faute d'être pleinement enrichissantes, ont l'avantage d'être sans complications. Pas de service après-vente, personne à blesser. Quelquefois, les échanges deviennent assez intéressants pour se rendre à une baise. Jamais une deuxième. Je bargain. Je deale le sexe comme Sab troque ses produits MAC. J'utilise les gens pour découvrir la ville et en retirer ses richesses - comme n'importe quel autre voyageur utilise son argent pour jouir d'une ville avant de la quitter.»

 Mission encre noire Tome 29 Chapitre 338. 2030 de Philippe Djian paru en 2020 aux éditions Flammarion. Le beau-père de Lucie est furieux contre les tags injurieux sous les fenêtres des laboratoires SveOda. Lucie s'en fout, elle ne connaît pas la demi-mesure. Surtout depuis sa rencontre avec cette jeune femme de 30 ans, qui, sans ses nattes, ressemble plus aujourd'hui à Naomi Klein. D'autant que celui-ci, aidé par son beau-frère, permet encore la circulation du Montrazol, un poison que certains vaporisent dans les champs. Puis arrive le moment où Anton et Greg surent avec certitudes que la zone de turbulences, provoquée par une enquête administrative, serait ici pour durer. Et il ne fait aucun doute que l'un et l'autre auront beaucoup à perdre. Il fait chaud, vous allez cuire même, en cette année 2030. Vous avez l'air surpris et pourtant Greta Thunberg, ici vieillie de quelques années de plus, vous avait prévenu. Philippe Djian nous plonge au milieu d'un drame familial autour de six personnages. Un résumé d'une humanité en déroute, où même l'amour est une maison qui brûle et où la jeunesse fonce tout droit vers un drôle de vol plané. Qu'on se le dise: le business comme le sexe continuent de faire tourner le monde. L'auteur fait tinter une sonnette d'alarme pour celles et ceux qui en douteraient encore: le futur c'est déjà aujourd'hui, en pire. Philippe Djian sème parfaitement le trouble, il est notre invité, ce soir, à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « Lucie était assise au milieu du tapis, devant la baie ouverte. La nuit tombait, il faisait lourd, oh pour ça il ne faisait pas froid, mais elle se demandait depuis combien de temps elle n'avait pas vu le soleil, un rayon danser dans le salon, une lumière directe traversant le ciel bleu. Il s'était planté devant Lucie tandis qu'elle examinait la question. respire un d'air et dis-moi ce que tu sens, déclare-t-il. Concentre-toi. Ferme les yeux. Je l'ai senti tout de suite en arrivant, j'ai même tendu la main avant de descendre. Tu veux parier avec moi, lança Aude en pivotant sur son fauteuil. Il ne va pas tomber une seule goutte dans les jours qui viennent. Tu paries. je ne vais parier de l'argent avec toi. C'est celui que je te donne. La partie manque déjà de piment, pour moi, avant même de commencer. Tu paries, oui ou non. Pas une goutte avant trois jours. Rien avant samedi soir, minuit. Lucie nous servira de juge. Très bien. On est d'accord. En tout cas, je ne sens rien du tout, annonça Lucie.» Avec un poignard de Mathieu Leroux paru en 2020 aux éditions Héliotrope. «Welcome to fabulous Las Vegas Nevada». L'enseigne du Las Vegas Blvd est sans ambiguïté, le narrateur attend que l'image s'inscrive dans le cadre blanc du Polaroid, pour prendre conscience du glam qui l'entoure. Même si Jax, son amant actuel à Montréal, caresse encore l'idée de retrouvailles ici dans le désert, ce n'est pas son cas. Pas encore. Depuis qu'il a officialisé son projet et sa date de départ, il ne rêve que d'une chose: défier cette ville, qu'il déteste à priori. Il y a perdu son ex, et il fallait bien ça, comme distance, pour échapper aussi à la voix chétive de son père atteint d'Alzheimer. Puisque les soirées endiablées s'accélèrent, autant immerger la bête qui sommeille en lui jusqu'à la moelle. Mathieu Leroux se charge de la course. La visite alternative de la ville sera aussi, sous une apparence déboutonnée, folle et éreintante, l'occasion d'une sévère remise en question. S'il échoue dans la quête de son père, épuisé, groggy sous l'égide combinée de deux archanges improbables que sont David Bowie et Franz kafka, c'est bien à Berlin qu'il se réveille. Avec un poignard est un splendide roman qui s'offre à nous comme une proposition de trip, où il est question de liberté chèrement acquise. je reçois, Mathieu Leroux à Mission encre noire. Extrait: « La ville semble aux prises avec un étrange mal-être, une crise d'identité perpétuelle. Trop aseptisée pour être encore interdite, trop adulte pour qu'un enfant s'y retrouve. Over-the-top, sans réussir à être complètement flamboyante. Une showgirl de papier mâché. Avec les hommes de mon téléphone, j'entretiens quelques conversations qui, faute d'être pleinement enrichissantes, ont l'avantage d'être sans complications. Pas de service après-vente, personne à blesser. Quelquefois, les échanges deviennent assez intéressants pour se rendre à une baise. Jamais une deuxième. Je bargain. Je deale le sexe comme Sab troque ses produits MAC. J'utilise les gens pour découvrir la ville et en retirer ses richesses - comme n'importe quel autre voyageur utilise son argent pour jouir d'une ville avant de la quitter.»

Brett and Zach, the lead strategists for the NFL Sportfolios, explain their approach to sportfolio construction and how you can leverage their expert sports betting IP to diversify your own betting strategies. Lastly, they walk you through 2019's market-beating sportfolio outperformance, explain their specific roles on the team, and introduce a new sportfolio strategist to the team in 2020, Corey Larson

Jonathan and Lisa confess their love for all things South Point, the huge hotel/casino/bowling/movie/rodeo/restaurant/sports book/showroom complex at the very south end of Las Vegas Blvd. South Point General Manager Ryan Growney, Las Vegas born and bred, shares his journey - which includes Georgetown University (and the late, great John Thompson), the Gaughan family, mergers, moves, doing every job from the front desk to the horse stalls, and now a decade as the property's GM. It's a fascinating, fast-moving tale.  Hosted by: Jonathan Jossel, Lisa Melmed  

Happy new year! James talks about getting tooken for $200 on Las Vegas Blvd. on January 2, 2020

Las Vegas is a wild, fast, and irreverent city. No one embodies all those traits quite like Drew Belcher, founder of UNLOKT Las Vegas, one of the go-to food sources for locals and visitors alike. In this episode, Belcher penetrates through the ins and outs of Vegas food, nightlife, and even what it's like to work at the world famous clubs. A Las Vegas native through and through, Drew has spent the last six years searching for and featuring the best eats in the city, and not just on the strip. The food scene is vibrant away from Las Vegas BLVD, and no one knows the go-to spots quite like him. With unique stories of serving millionaire high rollers, catching Leonardo DiCaprio turning up, and even the audition process to work at Wet Republic day club, Belcher offers a unique perspective to Vegas. This is the ultimate Las Vegas foodie episode and a guide to the city like you've never seen before. --- Thank you all so much for listening! All the Tweets and Instagram tags of you listening mean the world. Reviews you leave on iTunes are also incredibly helpful, if you enjoyed an episode, please do drop us some love on the Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Anchor and anywhere else your beautiful ears are listening from. ---- Your Hosts: Elie Ayrouth (@bookofelie) Geoffrey Kutnick (@geoffreykutnick) Your Guest: Drew Belcher (@unlokt) Produced by: Isai Rocha (@isairocha) ---- Follow us! Instagram: instagram.com/foodbeastkatchup instagram.com/foodbeast Facebook: www.facebook.com/foodbeast Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/foodbeast

There's so much new technology coming down the digital display pike in the next decade that our guest today on the Pro AV Podcast is almost giddy. For this new episode, host Sean Heath sat down with Mitch Rosenberg, senior director of sales for enterprise distribution partnerships at Absen, to break down the kind of long-felt impact mini LED technology will have on the industry. "What you'll see in information [content] that comes to you, through you... It's amazing," Rosenberg said. "I'm so excited about what I see in the next 5-10 years that it's the reason I'll stay in this game probably until my 70s." Rosenberg has spent three decades working with display technology, tracking its first iterations of Light Emitting Diodes to where LED is headed today. "Mini LED is the latest technology in my opinion," he said. "Not micro LED but mini. It's taking LED the next generation up." As exciting as LED displays can be, Rosenberg admits even he has become blind to landmark displays in Las Vegas, Times Square, and Tokoyo. "I walk down Las Vegas Blvd. or Flamingo Blvd., and I don't even look at the signs anymore. They don't grab my attention unless there is something spectacular," Rosenberg said. "Something special has to occur, and that's a combination of content, design, what the display is, and what the manufacturer is -- whether it's LED, 3D, or holographic."

This interview originally aired on MarketScale's Pro AV Podcast. There’s so much new technology coming down the digital display pike in the next decade that our guest today on the Pro AV Podcast is almost giddy. For this new episode, host Sean Heath sat down with Mitch Rosenberg, senior director of sales for enterprise distribution partnerships at Absen, to break down the kind of long-felt impact mini LED technology will have on the industry. “What you’ll see in information [content] that comes to you, through you… It’s amazing,” Rosenberg said. “I’m so excited about what I see in the next 5-10 years that it’s the reason I’ll stay in this game probably until my 70s.” Rosenberg has spent three decades working with display technology, tracking its first iterations of Light Emitting Diodes to where LED is headed today. “Mini LED is the latest technology in my opinion,” he said. “Not micro LED but mini. It’s taking LED the next generation up.” As exciting as LED displays can be, Rosenberg admits even he has become blind to landmark displays in Las Vegas, Times Square, and Tokoyo. “I walk down Las Vegas Blvd. or Flamingo Blvd., and I don’t even look at the signs anymore. They don’t grab my attention unless there is something spectacular,” Rosenberg said. “Something special has to occur, and that’s a combination of content, design, what the display is, and what the manufacturer is — whether it’s LED, 3D, or holographic.”

Our Moderator Emily gives hard-hitting stories of food in the news to our panelists and they discuss their attitudes and opinions in our Weekly Baste Segment. This week we discuss Starbucks, butchers cuts, Meghan Markle's baby, barbecue and more. Our guests for The Weekly Grill are Aaron Oster and Justin Kingsley Hall. Aaron Oster is the co-founder and chef of A-OK Berkshire Barbeque, located in North Adams, Massachusetts in the old Sprague Electric guardhouse on the campus of the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. Together with his wife, Alexandra Oster and Orion Howard, Aaron's goal was to put better food on the tables of those within the community and together they provide a simple, straightforward menu, great service and a fun atmosphere. Justin Kingsley Hall gets his inspiration from the people he has met and worked with over the years as he moved around the country from California to North Carolina, Florida, and Nevada as well as his many travels. Justin's main objective is to create food and an experience that inspires conversation; not necessarily about his food but wholesome conversations that cause people to spend more time around the table. He focuses on from scratch farm to table cuisine using sustainably grown, raised & caught seasonal ingredients. Hall is currently preparing to open Main St. Provisions in the Arts District of Las Vegas in the Fall of 2019. He was most recently the Executive Chef of The Kitchen at Atomic in downtown Las Vegas in 2017 he helped open Sparrow + Wolf with Chef Brian Howard whom he had work with previously at Comme Ca in the Cosmopolitan & their West Hollywood Location. Justin has also taught at the Art Institute of Las Vegas for 5 years, co-created a local charity event called Whiskey In The Wilderness and operated SLO Boy, a pop up and catering service which started in a kiosk on Las Vegas Blvd. Traveling around the city as well as out of state his concept was inspired by his wine country upbringing and life in Las Vegas. The Main Course O.G. is powered by Simplecast

Las Vegas – wo Sphinx, Ritterburg und die New Yorker Skyline ganz nah beieinander stehen fühlt sich Sven zeitweise richtig zuhause. Der zugeschaltete Cornelis wankt irgendwo zwischen professioneller Neugier und architektonischer Abscheu. Folgt uns in den Südteil des Las Vegas Strips.

Las Vegas – wo Sphinx, Ritterburg und die New Yorker Skyline ganz nah beieinander stehen fühlt sich Sven zeitweise richtig zuhause. Der zugeschaltete Cornelis wankt irgendwo zwischen professioneller Neugier und architektonischer Abscheu. Folgt uns in den Südteil des Las Vegas Strips.

The final installment of #LasVegust with Hamilton's Philip Company! Here's the second half of my hang with cast members Nik Walker, Kyle Scatliffe, Shoba Narayan, Ta'Rea Campbell, Elijah Malcomb, Tyler McKenzie, Conroe Brooks, and Abby Jaros, as well as musicians Austin Burket, Buffi Jacobs, and Lily Ling. I miss Vegas already! Massive thank you to the Neiman Marcus Cafe on Las Vegas Blvd!

#LasVegust continues with Hamilton's Philip Company! This week is the first part of my hang with cast members Nik Walker, Kyle Scatliffe, Shoba Narayan, Ta'Rea Campbell, Elijah Malcomb, Tyler McKenzie, Conroe Brooks, and Abby Jaros, as well as musicians Austin Burket, Buffi Jacobs, and Lily Ling. This was so fun! Massive thank you to the Neiman Marcus Cafe on Las Vegas Blvd!

Welcome to episode 15 of VegasTMI- the official city of Las Vegas podcast. In this episode we talk about our developing Courtyard Homeless Resource Center. The Courtyard, located at 1401 Las Vegas Blvd. North, is a starting point where homeless individuals can go to access resources all in one place within the Corridor of Hope. The initial phase of the Courtyard opened last year and now the city is moving forward to expand the property. City of Las Vegas Communications Director David Riggleman sits down with Kathi Thomas-Gibson Community Resources Manager for the city of Las Vegas, Shalimar T. Cabrera, executive director of U.S.VETS - Las Vegas and Juan Salinas, Director of Social Services for the Salvation Army of Southern Nevada. Shane Savanapridi visits the Courtyard ground breaking to hear the stories of some of the volunteers who work there. Find us on social media @cityoflasvegas and #VegasTMI to give us feed back and high-fives. Find David, Shane & Jen on Twitter: @TDavidRigg1958 @Savanapridi @jendavies26 This podcast will publish twice a month - more or less. www.lasvegasnevada.gov/podcast

Matt Perrault of Sports Action is solo this week because the Vice President's visit to Vegas shut down Las Vegas Blvd for most of the afternoon. Matt tells you his picks for week 5 in the SuperContest and the top 5 consensus picks.

Infamously known as the Kayotay Tackos episode The themed resort is one of the things that makes Vegas so special.  If you just want to gamble, you can find casinos all over the place.  Only in Vegas can you walk from an Egyptian pyramid to a Mid-evil Castle to New York City without even traveling a mile.    Enter NYNY, MGM’s contribution to the Vegas themed offerings.  Located on the corner of the busiest intersection in the United States, Tropicana and Las Vegas Blvd, NYNY was a huge hit from day one.  It aimed for the mid-market right out of the gate and they came.  Some have argued that the property has an identity crisis with Cirque’s most provocative production in residency while also offering a huge arcade and a roller coaster, clearly aimed at entertaining those not old enough to gamble.  Today, it’s one of the anchor properties of MGM’s outdoor promenade “The Park”, a play off of New York’s central park, if only in general concept and location to the themed resort, complete with a 20,000 seat arena and home to the cities first professional team.  Coming up on it’s 20th anniversary, it doesn’t appear to be going anywhere anytime soon.

My lifelong friend Mike DeSanti joins me on the podcast today to talk about personal development and unleashing your best self. Today’s topics include...   2:20: Shout outs to the awesome listeners of Renegade Radio including recent prize winners 3:30: The biggest lessons from the recent Renegade Strength Camp 7:24: Mike talks about his sweat lodge experience with recent podcast guest Jim Smith 13:30: What’s difference between religion and spirituality? 16:14: The most profound impact of meditation 19:28: Here’s what happened when I had some edible weed before going into the float tank 21:58: “We live in a society that’s the same as waking up on Las Vegas Blvd.” 26:40: Mike and I discuss why we have never gravitated towards religion 31:00: How to handle the negativity and tragic events in the world 33:09: “The gifts you have to give to the world are only valuable if you open them.” 37:43: What does it take to really be happy in life? It’s not what you think 42:00: Why you must have a support system of accountability behind you 44:14: How to finally stick to habits and avoid “falling off the wagon” for the rest of your life. 48:50: Which knee and elbow sleeves do I wear? Plus, a rant on looking like a leader 55:55: My top 5 favorite hip hop groups of all time 57:34: What’s on my current training list? 58:41: Mike’s best tips for beating anxiety 1:01:30: Essential habits and skills for being a modern man 1:06:30: Why the scarcity mindset will sabotage your success 1:15:44: A potent reminder that it’s never too late to get better and that you’ll never peak if you don’t believe you will. If you want more form Mike,you can reach him at Mike@authenticselfhealing.com and check out his website www.TheVitalGuide.com This episode is brought to you by Onnit Total Human Optimization. Get your Shroom Tech Sport, Alpha Brain, Hemp Force and more incredible supplements and fitness equipment at onnit.com/Renegade. And use the coupon code "Renegade" at checkout to save 10%. Also, be sure to check out Thrive Market. Shopping for healthy food can burn a hole in your wallet and waste your time. Luckily, the crew at Thrive Market lets you pick up high quality food at wholesale prices and get it delivered right to your door. No more crazy price hikes or long lines. Go to jasonferruggia.com/thrive/ to claim your free tub of some of the highest quality coconut oil around. If you have other questions you want me to answer, you can send them to podcast@jasonferruggia.com Thank you for listening.

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Let me tell you a story about what happened last night. In this special episode from Las Vegas, Russell tells a crazy story about how he almost got shot. He also talks about why Sushi with Pop Rocks is amazing. Here are some fun things to listen for in today's episode: How Russell discovered Pop rock Sushi. Why Russell thought he stumbled upon a movie set with Matt Damon. And How Russell almost got shot outside of the Bellagio. So listen below to hear Russell tell this crazy story about an officer involved shooting. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone, this is Russell Brunson and this is Marketing In Your Car. Alright that's a lie, I'm not in my car.  I'm in Las Vegas.  My wife and I are here for a couple of days. The Pruvit event is happening, so we're here to support that. And to be speaking a little bit, sharing one of the funnels we're building for the Pruvit guys, which will be cool. Other than that we're hanging out in Vegas. Brian, who is the owner of Pruvit, we didn't know this until we got here, they booked us a room, and he booked us a huge suite. I feel like a rock star right now, this suite is bigger than my house.  Well, not quite but it's pretty awesome. I wanted to tell you guys a crazy story.   Last night we decided to go to a show so we jumped in Uber. We're headed out to the Bellagio, because the show is in the Bellagio. So we're getting there, we had to be at the box office by 7:30 to get our tickets.  Being the great planner my wife is, we got there at 7:15.  We pull into the Bellagio front entranceway, past the fountains.  We get out of the car, we get our tickets and then we decided to go to Yellowtail. If you've never been to Yellowtail, it's a sushi place inside of the Bellagio. It's famous because they have a sushi roll that is rolled in pop rocks. Now the way I found out, a couple of years ago I was in this club called EO, you may of heard of it, it used to be called YEO, Young Entrepreneurs Organization , then all those young entrepreneurs got old and they changed the name to EO.  There's still a YEO and then there's EO, there's two of them, right.  So I was in this group, I was only in it for a few months and got kicked out because their rules are if you miss a meeting you can't keep coming. I got kicked out cause I missed a meeting.  Anyway, I'm in my EO Forum, we all went to Vegas together, when we were here, I don't drink and all of them did.  We did indoor skydiving, and they all wanted sushi and they were all real drunk.  They were like, “You're the only one sober here, Russell, you can order something for us.” So I'm like alright and I'm ordering sushi like crazy, I have no idea what I'm even ordering. I'm just ordering a bunch for a table, like ten guys.  Then they're bringing out sushi and we're eating tons of it. These guys are getting drunker and drunker, and I'm just eating sushi having a great time.  All the sudden I grab one of these rolls they brought out, pop one into my mouth and it starts popping. I'm like, “What the heck is this,” I grab the waiter and I'm like, “Dude, my mouth is popping. What's happening?” and he's like, “Oh yeah, that's our,” whatever roll”, we roll it in pop rocks.” That is the coolest thing ever. So next time you're in Vegas go to the Bellagio and eat at yellowtail and eat pop rock sushi, cause it's amazing. So we're in the Bellagio, of course we're going to go to yellowtail and get pop rock sushi, because what else are you going to do in Vegas.  There's nothing else better. So, we're in Yellowtail, eating pop rock sushi having a great time. We have an hour before our show and we decide to walk around outside to the fountains. We go outside the Bellagio, there's a bridge.  So we walk onto the bridge and all the sudden we look over to the side and on both sides there's thousands of cop cars, everywhere. We notice we're on the bridge, we're looking over, and all the sudden there's cops on both sides of the bridge yelling, “Get off the bridge, get off the bridge!” So we run over the bridge to get to the other side. There's cops blocking the escalators and all these things.  So we get over there and we're like, “Crap, we need to get back to the Bellagio. But the whole street on both sides of the Bellagio is completely blocked by cop cars. There's no way to get back. We walked over to this cop, “How are we supposed to get back?” and he's like, “You have to walk clear around this other way and then jay walk if you are ever going to get back to the Bellagio tonight.” And we're like, “What is happening?” and he's like, “I don't know, I think they're filming a Bourne movie or something.” So we're like, “Dude, are you serious? We're going to see the Bourne movie. We're going to see Matt Damon.”  We're going crazy, excited. How cool would that be to see the Bourne movie?  So we walk around the whole thing, jay walk to get back to the Bellagio.  We're out front where the car pick up.  We're looking out and we see cop cars wrapping the whole thing all around.  We see cop cars, we see new cars.  Maybe that's like the film crew and all these things.  We're just watching like, “This is so cool.  We're going to see this big celebrity come out. We're just waiting for something awesome to happen.  Then nothing awesome happened. We had to go back to our show. We went to the show, saw the circus. I can't remember what it's called. Circus thing where they do flips into water.  It's pretty cool.  Then we leave and the whole thing is still blocked off, “Man, this must be a huge movie shoot.  It's been like 3 or 4 hours since we were there.”  We call the Uber , and the Uber guy's like, “ the strip is all blocked off, he can't' get here to pick you up.  So we had to walk for like a mile to find the Uber dude. So then we did that, and Ubered back.  So then we get home and then today, we get the news paper in our huge suite. The front page says, “Shooting closes part of the strip. Part of the strip was closed Friday night as police investigate an officer involved shooting that occurred on the sidewalk in front of the Bellagio fountains after man was reportedly waving a gun and pointing it at people.  Metropolitan police dept. officer, Harry Ladful confirmed the incident was an officer involved shooting and that the male suspect, whose name was not released, is in police custody.  Later police briefings on the scene, metro captain, Matt McCarthey said that at least two people were grazed by bullets during the shooting. The suspect was being booked in the Clark County Detention Center on numerous charges.”  This is the best part.  “The shooting occurred in front of the hotel casino fountains, 3600 Las Vegas BLVD south, just after 7:15 pm. 7:15!  Do you remember what I told you a few seconds ago?  We pulled up in the Uber in front of the fountains at 7:15! I could have been one of those dudes that was grazed by a bullet, which is crazy.  Later in the article it says that a lot of people thought that it was the filming for the Bourne movies, but it was not.  The Bourne movie was filmed last week.  That 3 or 4 times parts of Vegas had been shut down this week for filming for the Bourne movie, but it wasn't this. So isn't that crazy? Yeah, it was pretty crazy.  That was our night.  We survived luckily, but it was close. We could have been grazed, as multiple people were.  I just wanted to share that with you guys.  That was kind of cool. It has nothing to do with marketing or business, but I thought it was interesting and kind of fun and kind of crazy. That's it you guys, I'm going to go down right now to the Pruvit event. I'm going to see some real marketing happening. It's fun watching this with Pruvit, they're a network marketing company.  It's fun seeing how network marketers run their events, and how they do all their stuff. The one really interesting thing to me is that the majority of their time is on building belief and building relationships.  You go to any of our events it's focused on giving cool ideas and tips, things to increase what you're doing. It's all content.  This is not. It's like recognition, team building, belief.  It's interesting. It's backwards in my mind. There's obviously value.  You go to MLM events, sometimes there are 2 or 3 thousand or 5 thousand people or more, where you don't normally see that at the training events. We're going to try to do more and more the blend of those two things at our events. We've got, personal development, team building stuff along with all the content.  Hopefully get the best of both worlds.  I thought that kind of was interesting. I'm going to go hang out.  I'm sure I'll be sharing with you guys messages from inside. Whatever happens. Appreciate you all. Have an amazing day. We'll talk soon.

Let me tell you a story about what happened last night. In this special episode from Las Vegas, Russell tells a crazy story about how he almost got shot. He also talks about why Sushi with Pop Rocks is amazing. Here are some fun things to listen for in today’s episode: How Russell discovered Pop rock Sushi. Why Russell thought he stumbled upon a movie set with Matt Damon. And How Russell almost got shot outside of the Bellagio. So listen below to hear Russell tell this crazy story about an officer involved shooting. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone, this is Russell Brunson and this is Marketing In Your Car. Alright that’s a lie, I’m not in my car.  I’m in Las Vegas.  My wife and I are here for a couple of days. The Pruvit event is happening, so we’re here to support that. And to be speaking a little bit, sharing one of the funnels we’re building for the Pruvit guys, which will be cool. Other than that we’re hanging out in Vegas. Brian, who is the owner of Pruvit, we didn’t know this until we got here, they booked us a room, and he booked us a huge suite. I feel like a rock star right now, this suite is bigger than my house.  Well, not quite but it’s pretty awesome. I wanted to tell you guys a crazy story.   Last night we decided to go to a show so we jumped in Uber. We’re headed out to the Bellagio, because the show is in the Bellagio. So we’re getting there, we had to be at the box office by 7:30 to get our tickets.  Being the great planner my wife is, we got there at 7:15.  We pull into the Bellagio front entranceway, past the fountains.  We get out of the car, we get our tickets and then we decided to go to Yellowtail. If you’ve never been to Yellowtail, it’s a sushi place inside of the Bellagio. It’s famous because they have a sushi roll that is rolled in pop rocks. Now the way I found out, a couple of years ago I was in this club called EO, you may of heard of it, it used to be called YEO, Young Entrepreneurs Organization , then all those young entrepreneurs got old and they changed the name to EO.  There’s still a YEO and then there’s EO, there’s two of them, right.  So I was in this group, I was only in it for a few months and got kicked out because their rules are if you miss a meeting you can’t keep coming. I got kicked out cause I missed a meeting.  Anyway, I’m in my EO Forum, we all went to Vegas together, when we were here, I don’t drink and all of them did.  We did indoor skydiving, and they all wanted sushi and they were all real drunk.  They were like, “You’re the only one sober here, Russell, you can order something for us.” So I’m like alright and I’m ordering sushi like crazy, I have no idea what I’m even ordering. I’m just ordering a bunch for a table, like ten guys.  Then they’re bringing out sushi and we’re eating tons of it. These guys are getting drunker and drunker, and I’m just eating sushi having a great time.  All the sudden I grab one of these rolls they brought out, pop one into my mouth and it starts popping. I’m like, “What the heck is this,” I grab the waiter and I’m like, “Dude, my mouth is popping. What’s happening?” and he’s like, “Oh yeah, that’s our,” whatever roll”, we roll it in pop rocks.” That is the coolest thing ever. So next time you’re in Vegas go to the Bellagio and eat at yellowtail and eat pop rock sushi, cause it’s amazing. So we’re in the Bellagio, of course we’re going to go to yellowtail and get pop rock sushi, because what else are you going to do in Vegas.  There’s nothing else better. So, we’re in Yellowtail, eating pop rock sushi having a great time. We have an hour before our show and we decide to walk around outside to the fountains. We go outside the Bellagio, there’s a bridge.  So we walk onto the bridge and all the sudden we look over to the side and on both sides there’s thousands of cop cars, everywhere. We notice we’re on the bridge, we’re looking over, and all the sudden there’s cops on both sides of the bridge yelling, “Get off the bridge, get off the bridge!” So we run over the bridge to get to the other side. There’s cops blocking the escalators and all these things.  So we get over there and we’re like, “Crap, we need to get back to the Bellagio. But the whole street on both sides of the Bellagio is completely blocked by cop cars. There’s no way to get back. We walked over to this cop, “How are we supposed to get back?” and he’s like, “You have to walk clear around this other way and then jay walk if you are ever going to get back to the Bellagio tonight.” And we’re like, “What is happening?” and he’s like, “I don’t know, I think they’re filming a Bourne movie or something.” So we’re like, “Dude, are you serious? We’re going to see the Bourne movie. We’re going to see Matt Damon.”  We’re going crazy, excited. How cool would that be to see the Bourne movie?  So we walk around the whole thing, jay walk to get back to the Bellagio.  We’re out front where the car pick up.  We’re looking out and we see cop cars wrapping the whole thing all around.  We see cop cars, we see new cars.  Maybe that’s like the film crew and all these things.  We’re just watching like, “This is so cool.  We’re going to see this big celebrity come out. We’re just waiting for something awesome to happen.  Then nothing awesome happened. We had to go back to our show. We went to the show, saw the circus. I can’t remember what it’s called. Circus thing where they do flips into water.  It’s pretty cool.  Then we leave and the whole thing is still blocked off, “Man, this must be a huge movie shoot.  It’s been like 3 or 4 hours since we were there.”  We call the Uber , and the Uber guy’s like, “ the strip is all blocked off, he can’t’ get here to pick you up.  So we had to walk for like a mile to find the Uber dude. So then we did that, and Ubered back.  So then we get home and then today, we get the news paper in our huge suite. The front page says, “Shooting closes part of the strip. Part of the strip was closed Friday night as police investigate an officer involved shooting that occurred on the sidewalk in front of the Bellagio fountains after man was reportedly waving a gun and pointing it at people.  Metropolitan police dept. officer, Harry Ladful confirmed the incident was an officer involved shooting and that the male suspect, whose name was not released, is in police custody.  Later police briefings on the scene, metro captain, Matt McCarthey said that at least two people were grazed by bullets during the shooting. The suspect was being booked in the Clark County Detention Center on numerous charges.”  This is the best part.  “The shooting occurred in front of the hotel casino fountains, 3600 Las Vegas BLVD south, just after 7:15 pm. 7:15!  Do you remember what I told you a few seconds ago?  We pulled up in the Uber in front of the fountains at 7:15! I could have been one of those dudes that was grazed by a bullet, which is crazy.  Later in the article it says that a lot of people thought that it was the filming for the Bourne movies, but it was not.  The Bourne movie was filmed last week.  That 3 or 4 times parts of Vegas had been shut down this week for filming for the Bourne movie, but it wasn’t this. So isn’t that crazy? Yeah, it was pretty crazy.  That was our night.  We survived luckily, but it was close. We could have been grazed, as multiple people were.  I just wanted to share that with you guys.  That was kind of cool. It has nothing to do with marketing or business, but I thought it was interesting and kind of fun and kind of crazy. That’s it you guys, I’m going to go down right now to the Pruvit event. I’m going to see some real marketing happening. It’s fun watching this with Pruvit, they’re a network marketing company.  It’s fun seeing how network marketers run their events, and how they do all their stuff. The one really interesting thing to me is that the majority of their time is on building belief and building relationships.  You go to any of our events it’s focused on giving cool ideas and tips, things to increase what you’re doing. It’s all content.  This is not. It’s like recognition, team building, belief.  It’s interesting. It’s backwards in my mind. There’s obviously value.  You go to MLM events, sometimes there are 2 or 3 thousand or 5 thousand people or more, where you don’t normally see that at the training events. We’re going to try to do more and more the blend of those two things at our events. We’ve got, personal development, team building stuff along with all the content.  Hopefully get the best of both worlds.  I thought that kind of was interesting. I’m going to go hang out.  I’m sure I’ll be sharing with you guys messages from inside. Whatever happens. Appreciate you all. Have an amazing day. We’ll talk soon.

December 25, 2015 – Security manager Mike talks about what it’s like to be the “eye in the sky”. He also shares some stories about his adventures in Vegas. Chris and Jennie also talk about the Miss Universe fiasco, prepping yourself for New Year’s Eve and cheap parking in DTLV. Thank you to Richard Cheese for his swingin’ song “Christmas In Las Vegas”. You can check out his full discography and tour dates at his website: richardcheese.com. Marc Meltzer’s twitter posts and articles inspired our discussion about millennials on FnA episode 11. Here are a few of those articles: The casino-lounge is changing the face of gambling in Las Vegas. How Millennials Are Changing Hotels and Loyalty in Las Vegas A Look At Millennials In Las Vegas Casinos Marc can be found on twitter @MeltzVegas and his blog edgevegas.com A tragic accident took place on Las Vegas Blvd on Dec. 20 where one person lost their life and 36 people were injured. To help the family with transportation and funeral costs you can visit their GoFundMe page. What Happened In Vegas News: Monorail To Operate non-stop on New Years Eve Downtown Countdown 2016 Free Fireworks at America’s Party List of … Continue reading

A crazy woman made national news when she tried to kill 30 random people walking on Las Vegas Blvd with her car. All 3 boys were working nearby. Paul's conspiracy brain runs wild on Steve Harvey. Plus, scoop mail and jock vs nerd. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leading Las Vegas late night talk show Downtown Podcast brings late night fun with big ideas to a live audience every Thursday night filmed at East Fremont hot spot, theInspire Theater. Join DTP host in welcoming Photographer Kris LeVasseur, Jesy Simons and Minas Mkhitarian from Friends of Nevada Wilderness and entertainment from Pistol Shoe Box. This free show allows audience members to interact with guests and hosts while enjoying libations from the sultry Wayfarer Bar located inside Inspire. What: Downtown Podcast Episode 142 When: 9pm Thursday October,22 2015 Where: Inspire Theater Corner of Fremont and Las Vegas Blvd. Who: Guests Kris LeVasseur Simons and Minas Mkhitarian Pistol Shoe Box

Hello everyone! I'm Lardy Miss Clardy on BTR, with some updates and announcements and a cancellation. First...today's show on Teachers and Students fighting: Whats the beef is cancelled and will resume this Thursday, Sept. 24th @ 3:30 pm PST/6:30 pm EST. Big Luscious Amazing Women, with Lela Blacq will air Monday Oct. 28th @ 7:30 EST/4:30 pm PST;  and, we are back with Child Support news, with Alpha C. Hales and with information for those that seek information and resources for your child support needs. These shows will convene October 7th @7:30 pm EST/4:30 pm PST. Lastly, NAMI Nevada State Conference will be held Oct. 16, 2015 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm @ South point Hotel, Casino & Spa, 9777 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, Nevada 89183. Register online at naminevada.org or by calling 775-336-3090. NAMI is presenting the "The Dual Challenge of Homelessness and Mental Illness...These are the updates and announcement for today...stay tuned in for more on Lardy Miss Clardy and Company on BTR! Lardy Miss Clardy

On June 7th, 2015 at 833 Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89101 at (2:30 - 5:30)p.m. THEGOD720 will be teaching on The Origins of American Justice System which is Torture. I will be focusing exclusively on torture devices and other mechanisms used to inflict punishment or for shear joy. There is a lot we do not know about European History and I will be exposing much of it. Reserve Your Spot For The Torture Lecture Live Stream ONLY $5 You can see the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=If7oCuwYwkc Tune-in for a preview that will leave you sitting in your seat with a chill running down your spine.

On June 7th, 2015 at 833 Las Vegas Blvd. Las Vegas, NV 89101 at (2:30 - 5:30)p.m. THEGOD720 will be teaching on The Origins of American Justice System which is Torture. I will be focusing exclusively on torture devices and other mechanisms used to inflict punishment or for shear joy. There is a lot we do not know about European History and I will be exposing much of it. Reserve Your Spot For The Torture Lecture Live Stream ONLY $5 You can see the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=If7oCuwYwkc Tune-in for a preview that will leave you sitting in your seat with a chill running down your spine.

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This week Sam welcomes Shelly, Cecelia and Jim from the group: Free The Mojave Dolphins from The Mirage. Free the Mojave Dolphins is a grass roots public awareness campaign started in January 2013. The movement began in Southern California, and they are now based out of Las Vegas, NV. They hold protests several times a year outside of the Mirage on Las Vegas Blvd, handing out leaflets to tourists and locals. They document the condition of the dolphins from inside the facility. Questions or Comments? Email Sam at sam@petliferadio.com More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Free The Mojave Dolphins on Pet Life Radio

Vegas is the club capital on the world. Can it come to a screeching hault with the loss of a thumb drive? Should someone who loses said thumb drive get paid $15 million dollars.  Also, Matt struggles to get Paul's attention as he explains Sabermetric statistics in sports. Matt deals with an anti-vaccine facebook friend, Paul gets threatened driving down Las Vegas Blvd, and Matt begs people to stop saying the Pope and President are posing for "selfies".  Plus, Maya Angelou laps dances, Jupiter is in the Money House, and Lottery Ticket stores. Scoop Mail: Scoop John B digs Blue Bell ice cream, Chrisy wants Scoop Con to happen, Lori wants to know the origin of the Ice Cream Social, Oli from the UK want to know Paul's take on competitive (video) gaming Jock Vs. Nerd: Matt dares Paul to tell him anything at all about the Stanley Cup Finals Vs. Paul dreads a certain shallow Hollywood mogul getting his hand on Paul's favorite Jap-Anime of all time. Please, become a ICS subscriber! Also, write to the Ice Cream Social at MattandMattingly.com and ask us for advice, give feedback, tell us about a crappy job you had/have, or a personal Italian Air Show story.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kelly shows her assets. Scott and Kenny divulge their Playboy past. Claire Sinclair recalls her meteoric rise, from being a Belle on Las Vegas Blvd and Playmate of the Year, to starring in Pin Up inside The Stratosphere. Show Notes: Host: Kelly Clinton Guest: Claire Sinclair E-mail and live chat questions If you have a […]

Kelly shows her assets. Scott and Kenny divulge their Playboy past. Claire Sinclair recalls her meteoric rise, from being a Belle on Las Vegas Blvd and Playmate of the Year, to starring in Pin Up inside The Stratosphere.

A new Commercial Pilot! Hear the details of Mike's journey from new Instrument Pilot to Commercial Pilot in just over a week. Spurred on by Mikes achievement, Stu makes headway on his commercial ticket, and shares a new set of goals and opportunities for the coming months.