Podcasts about Las Vegas Valley

Send us Fan MailWe are diving into a massive lineup of entertainment, world-class dining, and incredible summer perks across the Las Vegas Valley. From a classic cult film getting a high-tech makeover to an exclusive chat with a culinary superstar. We also check out New Kids on the Block's "The Right Stuff" Remixed Las Vegas residency. Wow, it was good!The Rocky Horror Picture Show is Coming to the Sphere: Following the massive success of The Wizard of Oz, Sphere Entertainment announced that the iconic 1975 cult classic is getting a mind-bending, immersive upgrade slated for 2027. Get ready to Time Warp like never before.Exclusive Chat with Chef Kwame Onwuachi: We catch up with the James Beard Award-winning chef to talk about his stunning new restaurant, Maroon, now open at the SAHARA. It officially holds the title of the only Caribbean steakhouse on the Las Vegas Strip!Free Gas via Downtown Las Vegas: Heading to the historic El Cortez? We explain how their "Fuel Up on Fun" summer promotion is giving away $50 gas cards with qualifying hotel stays through September 3.4th of July on the Brooklyn Bridge: New York-New York is bringing back the legendary Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest as an official Major League Eating qualifier for their America 250 Bridge Bash, complete with fireworks and family fun.F1 Savings for Convention-Goers: If you are in town for business, the Grand Prix Plaza has a brand-new "Show Your Badge" deal that gets you local Nevada pricing on attraction tickets.Spectacular Saturdays at Grand Canal Shoppes: Celebrate Independence Day afternoon under The Wishing Tree inside The Venetian Resort with live music, entertainment, and custom keepsakes.NKOTB Remix at Park MGM: We check out the latest show from New Kids on the Block right on the Strip.VegasNearMe AppIf it's fun to do or see, it's on VegasNearMe. The only app you'll need to navigate Las Vegas. Support the showFollow us on Instagram: @vegas.revealedFollow us on Twitter: @vegasrevealedFollow us on TikTok: @vegas.revealedWebsite: Vegas-Revealed.com

A home with a 30-car garage hits the market in the Las Vegas Valley. Plus, a new study says rents continue to fall in the area. And, the biggest ice cream museum in the world is opening in Las Vegas soon, when you can check it out. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on streaming platforms like Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and YouTube.

Even as the Las Vegas Valley's largest nonprofit animal shelter has routinely dealt with overcrowding, Henderson's shelter recently reported a live release of 91 percent so far this year. So what's making the difference – and can the rest of the city replicate that success? Yvette Fernandez, Regional Reporter in the Mountain West News Bureau for Nevada Public Radio, and executive producer Layla Muhammad join host Jesse Merrick to find out. Plus, the team discusses why NV Energy executives are drawing protests amid surging energy costs, and whether new life for a downtown motel could spell the start of a wider revitalization. Then, in our member's only bonus segment, we break down the best advice for what to do – and what not to do – when you're moving to Las Vegas.  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. Learn more about becoming a City Cast Las Vegas Neighbor at membership.citycast.fm. Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Dr. Robb Kelly: former Abbey Road session musician, PhD in psychology from Oxford, and the man often called the Gordon Ramsay of the addiction world.Before becoming one of the most sought after addiction specialists in the country, Robb played bass alongside Bowie, Queen, and Elton John, then watched it all disappear into a two bottle a day vodka habit that cost him his children, his homes, and twice cost him his life on the streets of Manchester.In this episode, Robb opens up about the rain soaked night that changed everything, the stranger named Derek who appeared 30 seconds after a desperate prayer, and the mentor named John who taught him the framework he still uses to heal patients today.We dive into why alcoholics are born and addicts are made, the three parts of the brain that operate differently in true alcoholism, and why he believes depression, PTSD, and addiction can be cured rather than just managed. He also breaks down the phone and dopamine epidemic destroying connection in homes everywhere and how to claw it back with simple boundaries.If you have ever felt like the world has written your story for you, this conversation will rewrite the page.

A teen is arrested after three horses were injured at a Las Vegas event. Plus, the new owner of a downtown Las Vegas hotel is looking to upgrade it. And a popular coffee shop is opening new locations around the Las Vegas Valley. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on streaming platforms like Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV and YouTube.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Dr. Forbes Riley: the woman called the Queen of Pitch, host of over 197 national infomercials, two-time TEDx speaker, and the inventor behind the Spin Gym who has personally sold over 2.5 billion dollars worth of products on television.Before becoming one of the most coached pitch experts in the world with over 100,000 entrepreneurs in her playbook, Forbes was a goofy little girl from Long Island with frizzy hair, eight years of braces, a broken nose, and a mother who told her there was no money for college. Then a doctor overheard that conversation in a hospital, fixed her nose for free, and one decision to enter a beauty pageant for a scholarship set off a chain reaction that landed her on Broadway with Christopher Reeve, hosting ESPN's X Games with Stuart Scott, and standing next to Jack LaLanne on the most successful infomercial of all time.In this episode, Forbes opens up about the legally blind Shakespeare professor who saw her potential when no one else could, the agent who chased her around a hotel room and pushed her to invent her own management company at 22, and the stripper-gram empire she built during the New York writer's strike that funded her move to Los Angeles.We dive into her exact pitching formula that turned a single Jack LaLanne juicer infomercial into a billion dollar product, the difference between sales and pitching that almost nobody understands, the springboard story technique she uses to build instant connection, and the question flip that makes prospects beg you for the solution. She also breaks down why she stopped telling people what they need and started getting them to want what she has, and how parents can pitch their kids into cleaning their rooms without ever raising their voice.If you have ever pitched anything to anyone, a product, a deal, a kid, a spouse, this conversation will rewire how you do it forever.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with David Royce: founder of Aptiv, EY National Entrepreneur of the Year, and the man who turned a college summer job spraying for bugs into a nine figure exit to private equity.Before selling Aptiv for a number that made hundreds of his employees six and seven figure earners, David was a broke BYU finance student who sold zero pest control contracts in his first five days on the job. He went to a bookstore, bought half a dozen sales classics from Zig Ziglar to Brian Tracy, committed to 90 minutes of reading a day, and finished that summer as the top rookie in the entire company.In this episode, David opens up about the moment his boss casually mentioned selling his pest control business to Terminex for 10 million dollars, the ego he had to swallow to walk away from a Wall Street M&A career, and the white collar approach to a blue collar industry that built one of the fastest growing service companies in America.We dive into why the secret about unsexy industries is they have sexy margins, the Wall Street Journal data showing 43% of the top 0.1% of earners own boring businesses, and why door to door still grows companies seven to ten times faster than digital marketing. He breaks down the surgical software his team built to knock the right neighborhoods, the customization touches that separated Aptiv from every other pest control company, and why he gave 25% of the company away to his managers on the way out.If you have ever sat in a white collar job wondering what AI is about to do to your career, this conversation will hand you the playbook the wealthy have been quietly running for decades.

The suburban southeast of Las Vegas was stunned early this week after a gunman shot and killed his ex-wife and her husband at an area grocery store before being subdued by bystanders. Nevada Current reporter Michael “MJ” Lyle and Executive Producer Layla Muhammad join host Jesse Merrick to discuss not only why the shooting broke through the news cycle, but whether or not it could spur action for domestic violence survivors in the Las Vegas Valley. Plus, the team breaks down why a potential gas tax holiday won't be all it's cracked up to be, and a Gen Z internship opportunity trying to put Las Vegas directly onto your For You Page. And in this week's members-only bonus segment, we break down the long-awaited return of Lotus of Siam's original location (and add some of our favorite local Thai food recommendations, too).  Learn more about the sponsors of this Friday, May 15th episode: The Neon Museum Zen Leaf 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. Learn more about becoming a City Cast Las Vegas Neighbor at membership.citycast.fm. Looking to advertise on City Cast Las Vegas? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Scott Martin: cybersecurity advisor to Fortune 500 companies, founder of golf apparel brand Scooter Martini, and a guy currently in the middle of building something from scratch in real time. Most podcast guests come on after they've crossed the finish line. Scott is still in the race. About 18 months ago he and his wife sketched out a golf brand at the kitchen table, dropped six figures on a first run before they had a single customer, and started learning the apparel game the hard way. In this episode, Scott opens up about getting burned by a middleman manufacturer in China, the freelance designer who saved the project, the $100K bet he placed before validating the market, and the pro shop resistance forcing him to pivot his entire go to market strategy. We dive into the real mechanics of launching a product: what a tech pack actually is, how to find the right manufacturer, why pro shops protect their $125 polo price point, and the cleaner path most first time founders skip when they fall in love with their idea. If you've got a business burning in the back of your head, this is the playbook of what to do and what to avoid before you write the first check.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Kevin Trudeau: legendary infomercial pioneer, bestselling author of Natural Cures They Don't Want You to Know About, and the man behind over $480 million in Mega Memory sales and 50 million books sold worldwide.Before becoming the most recognized infomercial figure in television history, Kevin built one of the most successful direct response empires ever, with more impressions on TV than Oprah at his peak. But after exposing what he believed was collusion between the pharmaceutical industry, the FDA, and the food industry, he was handed the longest contempt of court sentence in American history and spent eight and a half years in federal prison.In this episode, Kevin opens up about the moment everything came down, what really happens when you take on systems bigger than yourself, and how the universe puts you exactly where you need to be even when it looks like a disaster.We dive into the raw truth behind celebrity, the dharma of doing work that matters, the playbook he wrote two decades before the Make America Healthy Again movement caught up to it, and what it really takes to come back when the world tries to bury you.If you've ever felt silenced, attacked, or like the system was rigged against you, this conversation will hit home.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Tamara Thompson: entrepreneur, founder of Broadcast Your Authority, and a powerful voice on transformation and resilience.Before building a business that helps top entrepreneurs scale their influence, Tamara faced a deeply personal battle. After a traumatic accident and a painful breakup, she found herself spiraling into alcoholism, hiding her identity, and losing control of her life.In this episode, Tamara opens up about the moment everything started to unravel—and how that downward spiral eventually became the foundation for her comeback.We dive into the raw truth behind rock bottom, the warning signs most people ignore, and what it really takes to break free from destructive patterns and rebuild your life with purpose.If you've ever felt stuck, lost, or like you're heading in the wrong direction, this conversation will hit home.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Suzy Batiz: founder of Pourri and Supernatural, who turned multiple bankruptcies, personal trauma, and years of chaotic hustling into a $150M+ brand built on intuition, authenticity, and relentless execution.Suzy opens up about her early life—filing for bankruptcy by 20, raising three kids while bouncing between hustles, and chasing success as a way to prove her worth. But everything shifted after a spiritual awakening that changed how she approached business and life. Instead of forcing outcomes, she began building from alignment—creating products people didn't just like, but couldn't ignore.We dive into the real story behind Poo~Pourri's explosive growth—from a $25K startup to viral success—and the philosophy that separates winners from everyone else: most people stop at “good,” while great products become undeniable. Suzy also breaks down her unconventional approach to entrepreneurship, why “ready, fire, aim” can outperform overplanning, and how radical honesty became her most powerful marketing strategy.This episode goes beyond business tactics—it's about breaking destructive patterns, trusting yourself, and creating success that actually feels aligned. If you're tired of overthinking, playing small, or building something that doesn't truly resonate, Suzy's perspective will challenge the way you think about both business and life.

pWotD Episode 3273: WrestleMania 42 Welcome to popular Wiki of the Day, spotlighting Wikipedia's most visited pages, giving you a peek into what the world is curious about today.With 450,664 views on Saturday, 18 April 2026 our article of the day is WrestleMania 42.WrestleMania 42, also promoted as WrestleMania Vegas, was a 2026 professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) and livestreaming event produced by WWE. It was the 42nd annual WrestleMania and took place as a two-night event on Saturday, April 18 and Sunday, April 19, 2026, at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada, held for wrestlers from the promotion's Raw and SmackDown brand divisions. Retired WWE wrestler and brand ambassador John Cena was the host for the event.WrestleMania 42 was originally scheduled for April 11 and 12 at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, but was moved to the Las Vegas Valley and delayed by a week due to the financial success of 2025's WrestleMania 41, with Las Vegas submitting a higher bid to host the event again. It was the third WrestleMania in the Las Vegas area, including WrestleMania IX in 1993, and the second consecutive at the same venue, marking the second time WrestleMania was held at the same venue in consecutive years. In the United States, the event was the first WrestleMania to stream on the ESPN app as well as the first to air live on ESPN's linear channels, as the first hour of each night were simulcast on ESPN2 and ESPN, respectively.The card comprised a total of 13 matches, with seven on Night 1 and six on Night 2. In the main event of Night 1, Cody Rhodes defeated Randy Orton to retain SmackDown's Undisputed WWE Championship. In other matches, Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer to win Raw's Women's World Championship, Gunther defeated Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch defeated AJ Lee to win Raw's WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship, and in the opening bout, LA Knight and The Usos (Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso) defeated IShowSpeed and The Vision (Logan Paul and Austin Theory) in a six-man tag team match. The first night saw the returns of Paige, who had been gone from WWE since 2022, and Bron Breakker, who had been out with an injury since February, as well as an appearance by Bianca Belair, who had been out for nearly a year due to an injury and announced her pregnancy.In the main event of Night 2, Roman Reigns defeated CM Punk to win Raw's World Heavyweight Championship. In other matches, Rhea Ripley defeated Jade Cargill to win SmackDown's WWE Women's Championship, Trick Williams defeated Sami Zayn to win SmackDown's WWE United States Championship, and in the opening bout, Oba Femi defeated Brock Lesnar.This recording reflects the Wikipedia text as of 01:26 UTC on Tuesday, 21 April 2026.For the full current version of the article, see WrestleMania 42 on Wikipedia.This podcast uses content from Wikipedia under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.Visit our archives at wikioftheday.com and subscribe to stay updated on new episodes.Follow us on Bluesky at @wikioftheday.com.Also check out Curmudgeon's Corner, a current events podcast.Until next time, I'm generative Brian.

A steakhouse manager is arrested after police say he stole nearly a million dollars from the business. Plus, a new report says rents are down in certain parts of the Las Vegas Valley. And, a new coffee shop debuts in Las Vegas, where you can check it out. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Another breakfast spot closes in the Las Vegas Valley. Plus, the FDA announce a recall on certain brands of cough drops. And, the biggest student-run farmers market is happening this week. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. for local Las Vegas news updates.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Linda Kim: entrepreneur and Airbnb arbitrage expert who turned a bold $35,000 investment into a thriving seven-figure business.After walking away from an unfulfilling relationship and a traditional 9-to-5 career in tech, Linda shares how she rebuilt her life from the ground up: taking massive action, trusting her instincts, and going all-in on a business model many claimed was “dead.” Today, she operates multiple high-performing Airbnb properties across the country and helps others do the same.We dive into the realities of Airbnb arbitrage, how to find profitable deals, and what separates those who succeed from those who stay stuck. Linda also opens up about mindset, risk-taking, and the internal shift that pushed her to stop playing small and start building real freedom.If you're ready to bet on yourself, break out of the cycle, and learn what it takes to create income on your own terms, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.

The Las Vegas airport updates its website to help travelers plan their trips. Plus, Boulder City is looking to create a historic motel district. And, a new matcha spot in the Las Vegas Valley is offering free drinks for a year to some lucky customers. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

On this episode of Escaping the Drift, we sit down with Shane Seo—real estate investor, fund manager, and entrepreneur behind multi-million-dollar portfolios spanning hundreds of single-family homes, apartment units, and commercial assets. As the founder of Elite Capital Management and Seo Capital Management, Shane shares the strategies, discipline, and vision that helped him scale in a competitive market.We dive into real estate trends, building wealth through smart investments, and what it really takes to grow and sustain success as an entrepreneur. Shane also opens up about his journey as a podcast host and conference leader, and how he's helping others break into the world of real estate.If you're looking to level up your financial mindset and learn from someone actively shaping the market, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.

An off-Strip hotel announces its new president and general manager. Plus, a man is sentenced to prison in connection to a crash that killed a 12-year-old boy. And, a fourth Seventy Six tavern is opening up in the Las Vegas Valley. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Cats and dogs take a flight to Utah to help alleviate shelter overcrowding in the Las Vegas Valley, T-Mobile Arena known for major pro sports and entertainment is celebrating a birthday, a health warning is issued for a popular frozen kids meal sold at Walmart and more on 7@7.

In this episode, John Gafford sits down with Leo Climaco to discuss the mindset, discipline, and leadership principles required to build success in business and in life.Leo shares his journey, the lessons he's learned through entrepreneurship, and the standards he holds himself to when it comes to growth, leadership, and personal accountability. From developing a strong work ethic to navigating challenges and setbacks, this conversation highlights what it really takes to build something meaningful over the long term.Together, John and Leo dive into the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, staying focused on your mission, and maintaining the discipline required to push forward when things get difficult. Leo also shares insights on leadership, personal development, and how entrepreneurs can elevate both their mindset and their daily habits.Whether you're building a business, working to improve your leadership skills, or striving to become a stronger and more disciplined version of yourself, this episode offers valuable insights and real-world perspectives from someone who understands the process.If you're ready to think bigger, execute with more discipline, and grow as a leader, this conversation delivers powerful takeaways you can apply immediately.

The Super Bowl is returning to Las Vegas, how the big event will impact Southern Nevada. Plus, what experts say can help support your brain's longevity. And, this contact sport involving armor and weapons is growing in the Las Vegas Valley, where you can check it out. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

A Downtown Las Vegas casino is being prepared to be sold, what Clark County court documents show. Plus, White Castle is closing two of its locations in the Las Vegas Valley. And, The Killers are set to perform at a pair of sporting events this year, where you might be able to check them out. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

In this episode, we dive into the mindset, discipline, and strategy required to build a high-performance life and business. Paul Larache shares powerful insights on leadership, personal development, and the habits that separate average performers from those who operate at an elite level.From lessons learned through years of coaching, business building, and pushing personal limits, Paul breaks down the importance of mental toughness, clarity of purpose, and consistent execution. This conversation explores how entrepreneurs can unlock their full potential by mastering both their mindset and daily systems.Whether you're building a business, striving for peak performance, or looking to level up your personal standards, this episode delivers practical insights and real-world strategies to help you grow stronger, think bigger, and perform at your best.If you're ready to challenge your limits and step into a more disciplined, focused, and impactful version of yourself, this episode is packed with value.

In this episode, we dive deep into what it really takes to build a business that gives you freedom, income, and control over your time. Ryan Lee shares powerful insights on entrepreneurship, personal growth, and the mindset shifts required to succeed in today's digital world.From lessons learned through years of experience to practical strategies you can start applying today, this conversation uncovers the habits, decisions, and systems that separate struggling entrepreneurs from those who thrive. Whether you're starting your first business or scaling an existing one, you'll find actionable ideas throughout this episode.If you're looking for clarity, motivation, and real-world strategies to grow your brand, income, and impact, this episode is packed with value. Tune in and discover how small shifts in thinking and execution can lead to massive long-term results.

Shawn Antonio is a life coach, author, and former nightlife impresario who built one of the top events companies in Los Angeles before a life-altering accident forced him to rebuild everything from the ground up. After spending over a hundred days in jail following a tragic motorcycle collision, Shawn faced depression, public scrutiny, and the collapse of the identity he had spent decades creating. Instead of letting the moment define him, he used it as the catalyst to rediscover his purpose.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford sits down with Shawn to talk about the accident that changed his life, the friends who disappeared when things fell apart, and the surprising people who showed up when he needed them most. Shawn explains how writing two books during the darkest period of his life helped him rewire his mindset and ultimately pushed him to fully commit to life coaching.He also shares what he's learned from coaching dozens of clients every week, including the three biggest problems most people face: lack of self-love, broken communication in relationships, and living without a clear sense of purpose. Shawn breaks down the practical habits he uses to stay grounded, from decompression routines to radical honesty in relationships, and why understanding your internal narratives might be the key to escaping the drift in your own life.

New rules are in place for those who ride e-bike and other e-devices on Henderson roads, details on the new restrictions. Plus, gas prices jump in the Las Vegas Valley, how much you can expect to pay at the pump. And, if you love to stargaze we have a list of the perfect spots to see the stars clearly near Las Vegas. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

New homes are coming to the northern edge of the Las Vegas Valley, we have details on the development. Plus, one of the most expensive listings of the year hits the market, we've got images and details on the mansion near Red Rock Canyon. And, this former SNL cast member is bringing his show to Las Vegas. Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Harry Massey is an inventor, systems thinker, and health futurist. After a series of traumatic accidents left him bedridden for nearly a decade, he dedicated his life to understanding the physics of health. This led to his pioneering work in bioenergetics and the founding of NES Health.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford talks to Harry about the intersection of physics and biology. Harry explains how the body functions like a battery, the critical role of the thymus in reversing biological aging, and why managing emotional states is actually the most efficient way to prevent "energy leaks." He also shares his routine for maintaining peak vitality, from red light therapy to the importance of structured water.

Evan Marks was a successful Wall Street trader and portfolio manager for 25 years. Despite his financial success, the constant pressure led to a major mental health crisis at age 46, which he initially mistook for a heart attack. This event became the catalyst for his professional pivot and the founding of the M1 Performance Group.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford talks to Evan about coaching high-level athletes, traders, and C-level executives. Evan explains his "certainty in uncertainty" philosophy, the importance of treating emotions as data points, and why an evening routine is actually more critical to performance than a morning routine.

David Grau Sr. spent years as a securities regulator and attorney before founding a successful consulting firm for financial advisors. In this interview, he breaks down the "Founders Treadmill"—the trap where an entrepreneur becomes the bottleneck of their own company, making it impossible to scale or exit.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford and David discuss the psychological shift needed to move from a solopreneur mindset to a CEO mindset. David explains why most small businesses aren't "investable," how to create an internal succession plan that rewards top talent, and why hiring a professional bookkeeper is often the first step toward true freedom.

David Grau Sr. spent years as a securities regulator and attorney before founding a successful consulting firm for financial advisors. In this interview, he breaks down the "Founders Treadmill"—the trap where an entrepreneur becomes the bottleneck of their own company, making it impossible to scale or exit.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford and David discuss the psychological shift needed to move from a solopreneur mindset to a CEO mindset. David explains why most small businesses aren't "investable," how to create an internal succession plan that rewards top talent, and why hiring a professional bookkeeper is often the first step toward true freedom.

Sean Callagy went from being a Division 1 athlete to losing his sight entirely by age 40 due to Retinitis Pigmentosa. Rather than letting his blindness define him, he used it as a catalyst to build a massive law firm and now, a revolutionary AI company, Act I, which aims to be the "integrity operating system" for the future.In this episode, John Gafford sits down with Sean to discuss the emotional resilience required to navigate life-altering challenges, the "integrity-based human influence" formula, and why Sean believes his AI agents will soon outperform humans in the art of "causing yes". They dive deep into the dangers of current AI platforms like ChatGPT—which Sean argues are designed for addiction rather than truth—and how he is building a competitive, objective alternative.

A timeline is revealed for a new casino coming to the Las Vegas Valley. Plus, the latest details on Jon Gruden's legal fight against the NFL. And, with AI being a part of the gaming industry, should casino workers be worried about their jobs? Tune in to 7@7 weekdays on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Aaron Day transitioned from a high-level role at Canva to becoming the CEO of Amaze, a company valued at several million dollars that is fundamentally changing how creators sell online. By embedding e-commerce directly into platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, he is helping creators bypass the "SEO hell" of traditional retail.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford talks to Aaron about the "strategic evolution" of the creator economy, why traditional storefronts are becoming obsolete, and how Amaze manages complex global supply chains for creators at scale. Aaron explains the power of "1P" (First Party) branding, the rise of niche influencers, and how AI is now being used to turn social media comments into physical products in minutes.

Cody Ash grew up in a tiny town in Kentucky where the most exciting thing to do was play baseball or get into trouble. Today, he travels the world on private jets playing sold-out stadiums as the drummer for country-rap superstar Jelly Roll.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford sits down with Cody to hear the wild story of his rise to the top. From driving 14 hours to New York City for a single unpaid show just to get his foot in the door, to the hilariously rumored reason he actually landed the Jelly Roll gig (hint: it involves hair), Cody's journey is a masterclass in hustle, networking, and being ready when the phone rings.If you are a musician, a creative, or just an entrepreneur trying to figure out how to break into a closed industry, Cody's "say yes to everything" mentality is exactly what you need to hear.In this episode, we cover:The 14-hour drive to NYC for one show that changed his life.Why "Small Town Mindset" kills more dreams than lack of talent.The truth about how he got hired by Jelly Roll.How to network in an industry where you know nobody.The reality of touring: It's not all parties and private jets.Chapter Titles & Timestamps00:00 – Intro: Did the Mullet Get Him the Job?04:15 – Growing Up in Small Town Kentucky11:30 – The "Drive to NYC" Hustle: 14 Hours for One Show19:45 – Breaking Into the Nashville Scene28:10 – The "Umpire" Incident: Why He Quit His Day Job35:50 – Getting the Call for Jelly Roll42:30 – The Mullet Story: How He Really Got Hired50:00 – Life on the Road: Stadiums vs. Dive Bars

Mike Feazel built one of the largest roof replacement companies in America, scaling it to $60 million in revenue before selling it 13 years ago. But instead of retiring to an island, he saw a massive problem in the industry and decided to disrupt it all over again with Roof Maxx.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford talks with Mike about the journey from a small farm in Ohio to becoming a roofing mogul. Mike shares the exact "dealership model" he used to scale his new company to 380 locations in just five years, why he believes the "franchise model" is broken for most service businesses, and how a 17-page Google search led to a breakthrough product that is saving homeowners millions.If you are in the trades, own a service business, or want to know how to scale a company for a massive exit, this episode is a masterclass in blue-collar entrepreneurship.In this episode, we cover:How he scaled a roofing company to $60M and sold it.The "Dealership vs. Franchise" model: Why one is superior.How a simple Google search led to a bio-oil breakthrough.Why he believes "white collar" jobs are in trouble and "blue collar" is the future.The 3-minute rule for pitching your business to anyone.Chapter Titles & Timestamps00:00 – Intro: Sold for $60 Million02:15 – The Problem with Asphalt Shingles (And How He Fixed It)08:45 – Dealerships vs. Franchises: The Scaling Secret15:30 – How to Scale to 380 Locations in 5 Years22:10 – The "Google Mafia" & The Cost of Leads29:00 – Why Blue Collar is the New Gold Rush36:45 – Managing a Remote Team of 50+ People42:00 – Final Advice: Don't Retire, Reload

Dr. Cali Estes was an aspiring FBI agent until a meltdown involving cake on the floor led her down a path of addiction to diet pills, speed, and chaos. Today, she is known as "The Female Dr. Drew," helping celebrities, executives, and high-performers break free from addiction without hitting rock bottom.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford sits down with Dr. Cali to discuss the hidden addictions of the wealthy, why traditional rehab fails high achievers, and the shocking reality of high-functioning addicts in the boardroom. She reveals her controversial "harm reduction" approach, why she believes ADHD can be a superpower, and the exact "brain dump" technique she uses to help clients sleep.If you think addiction only looks like a person under a bridge, or if you're using "stress" as an excuse for your habits, this episode will change your perspective forever.In this episode, we cover:How a diet pill addiction almost killed her at 23.The "Sober on Demand" method for high-functioning executives.Why "hitting rock bottom" is a myth that kills people.The truth about sugar, phones, and dopamine addiction.How to use ADHD as a competitive advantage in business.Chapter Titles & Timestamps00:00 – Intro: The Cake Meltdown & The "Fat Doctor"03:45 – The 3 Markers of Addiction You Can't Ignore08:15 – Why Sugar is the Gateway Drug14:30 – The "Functional Addict" Myth: CEOs & Celebrities21:00 – Why Traditional Rehab Fails High Performers29:15 – The "Brain Dump" Technique for Better Sleep36:40 – Is ADHD a Disorder or a Superpower?42:00 – How to Reset Your Dopamine Baseline

Brant Pinvidic has sold over 100 TV shows and movie projects to every major network in Hollywood. But one day, while standing in the lobby of MTV, he realized he hated the industry he had conquered.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford talks with the legendary producer and author of The 3-Minute Rule about exactly how to simplify your message to close any deal. Brant shares the terrifying story of pitching between Mark Burnett and Simon Cowell, why he took his family to 52 countries in 52 weeks, and the harsh truth about "investing" in private equity that most entrepreneurs ignore.If you struggle to explain what you do clearly or feel trapped by your own success, this episode is the blueprint for reclaiming your freedom and your voice.In this episode, we cover:How to pitch your business clearly in 3 minutes or less.The "whiplash" method of storytelling.Why he quit a dream career in Hollywood to start over.The "Game of Money": Why you are the end consumer, not the investor.Chapter Titles & Timestamps00:00 – Intro: Pitching with Mark Burnett & Simon Cowell03:15 – Traveling 52 Countries in 52 Weeks with Kids12:45 – The 3-Minute Rule: Conceptualize, Contextualize, Actualize20:30 – The CBS Pitch Story: Out in 9 Minutes28:10 – Why I Quit Hollywood: The MTV Lobby Moment36:00 – The "Game of Money": Are You the Investor or the Consumer?45:00 – Finding Purpose Beyond the Paycheck

At just 7 years old, Hannah Hammond was told her family couldn't afford a McFlurry. That single moment of scarcity sparked a fire that would lead her to become a millionaire by age 25.In this episode of Escaping the Drift, John Gafford sits down with Hannah to break down exactly how she went from an insecure "ugly duckling" to a powerhouse entrepreneur with her own national finance and real estate companies. She shares the surreal experience of being mentored by Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, why she walked away from a safe engineering career to bet on herself, and the $10,000 investment she made when she was broke that changed everything.If you feel stuck in a scarcity mindset or think you're too young to build massive wealth, this episode is your wake-up call.In this episode, we cover:The "McFlurry Moment" that defined her financial future.How she connected with Robert Kiyosaki and Joe Polish.Why "Energetic Intelligence" is more important than IQ.Overcoming the "Imposter Syndrome" of young success.Chapter Titles & Timestamps00:00 – Intro: The 7-Year-Old Who Decided to Be Rich02:15 – Meeting Robert Kiyosaki & The "Rich Dad" Influence07:17 – The McFlurry Story: When Ambition Was Born13:45 – Quitting Engineering to Sell Real Estate19:30 – The "Rich Dad" Family vs. The "Poor Dad" Reality24:10 – Investing $10k in Coaching When You're Broke32:00 – Mastering "Energetic Intelligence" & Self-Worth38:45 – Navigating Relationships & Ego as an Entrepreneur45:00 – Final Advice: How to Stop Drifting

We're joined by special guest Rick Cenname for a timely conversation on what's ahead — including NAR and Forbes' real estate predictions for 2026 and a big question shaping the future of the Las Vegas Valley: should we be building up or out? Insightful, opinionated, and relevant to today's market — you won't want to miss this one. #LasVegasRealEstateNOW #LVRealEstate #RealEstateNews #RealEstateExperts #LasVegas #RealEstateRadio #RadioShow #RealEstateRadio #RealEstateTips #HighRise #Condos #Predictions #2026Predictions #NAR #Forbes Facebook: www.facebook.com/LVRealEstateRadio Twitter: www.twitter.com/LVRERadio LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/LVRealEstateRadio Instagram: www.instagram.com/lvrealestateradio/ SoundCloud: @lvrealestateradio Website: www.lvrealestateradio.com

Alex Smereczniak is a serial entrepreneur and the co founder and CEO of Franzy, a platform reshaping how entrepreneurs discover and acquire franchise businesses. Franzy was built to remove the opacity and friction that traditionally plague franchising, giving founders real clarity, tools, and support to make smarter decisions. Alex's work centers on enabling ownership and helping people bet on themselves with better information.Before Franzy, Alex co founded and served as CEO of 2ULaundry and LaundroLab, where he helped scale a venture backed laundry delivery company and its franchise arm from the ground up. His experience spans fundraising, growth, operations, and franchising, and he remains actively involved as a board member for both companies. He has lived the realities of scaling fast, hiring teams, navigating capital, and building systems that hold under pressure.In this episode, Alex breaks down what actually works when building businesses that scale and why entrepreneurship is more accessible than most people think when the right structure is in place. He shares lessons from multiple ventures, hard earned insights from the franchise world, and a clear perspective on how to create companies that drive both profit and impact. This is a grounded conversation with a founder who understands the full lifecycle of building and backing businesses.

Brian Galke, known as The Decoding Detective, is a master of interpersonal communication and a tactical keynote speaker who helps people see what others miss. His path to success was not linear. After battling social anxiety early in life, Brian transformed that challenge into a competitive advantage, rising through demanding retail and service environments to ultimately manage a forty million dollar portfolio as a Regional Vice President of Sales. This episode dives into the mindset shift that made that transformation possible.At the core of Brian's work is his expertise in decoding facial features, a skill that goes far beyond surface level communication. These techniques became a turning point in his career and now serve as a powerful tool for leaders, sales professionals, and teams looking to sharpen their edge. Brian has shared the stage with some of the most respected names in business and negotiation, including Chris Voss, Brad Lea, Rene Rodriguez, Janine Driver, Steve Sims, Amberly Lago, and more. His insights are practical, memorable, and immediately usable.In this conversation, Brian breaks down how reading people accurately changes outcomes in business and life. He explains how awareness, observation, and emotional intelligence can unlock trust, influence, and growth at a higher level. This episode is a deep look at how mastering human behavior can accelerate both personal confidence and professional performance.

Rory McShane is one of the most influential corporate and public relations strategists in America, bringing a sharp, unfiltered understanding of persuasion, crisis navigation, and high stakes communication. He has advised campaigns, corporations, and public initiatives in forty five states and multiple countries, shaping narratives that move public opinion and drive real outcomes. His work sits at the intersection of strategy, policy, and messaging, and this conversation pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to operate at that level.Rory's career is stacked with substantive wins and national recognition. He played a central role in the 2016 effort to amend the constitutions of Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota, expanding the rights of victims of violent crimes. He has trained rising leaders through the Leadership Institute's Campaign Management School and Candidate School, and his insights have been featured across NewsMax, Fox News, the LA Times, the New York Post, Politico, and more. A regular contributor to Campaigns and Elections magazine, Rory has earned fifty two awards from the American Association of Political Consultants and C&E for his work.In 2020, he was named one of the top 40 consultants under 40 by the American Association of Political Consultants and identified as one of just sixteen Rising Stars nationwide by Campaigns and Elections. His firm, McShane LLC, earned a spot on Inc. Magazine's list of the 5000 fastest growing private companies in both 2022 and 2023. In this episode, Rory brings a clear lens to strategy, communication, and influence, offering rare insight from inside the rooms where decisions are shaped and narratives are built.

Cyrus Mohseni is a rare blend of real estate executive, award winning entrepreneur, life coach, speaker, and philanthropist, and this conversation digs into the mindset and momentum behind his success. Known for his relentless drive, unwavering integrity, and commitment to personal growth, Cyrus has become one of the most respected voices in modern leadership. His work spans industries with impact and intention, and his story sets the tone for a powerful episode.His achievements speak for themselves. Cyrus has earned the Inman Future Leaders Award, NAR's 30 Under 30 recognition, the Rising Star Award from the California Association of Realtors, and a seat on the Forbes Real Estate Council. He built The Keystone Team into one of the fastest growing companies in the world and launched Giving Football, a nonprofit bringing training gear, fitness, nutritional education, and life skills to youth in orphanages around the globe. His award winning marketing strategies and values-driven leadership have made him a standout figure in every space he enters.In this episode, Cyrus opens up about the principles and experiences that shaped his path while offering the kind of clarity and perspective only someone operating at this level can deliver. He also shares insights from hosting The Butterfly Mindset, his top ranked podcast focused on mindset, leadership, and entrepreneurship. This is an honest and energizing look at what it takes to build, lead, and create lasting impact in a world moving faster than ever.

Harvard-educated entrepreneur Eric Hughes joins us to share his riveting journey from the corporate retail world to founding Rental Income Advisors. Starting with a summer job selling Cutco Knives, Eric honed skills that would serve him throughout his career, while also recognizing the invaluable network forged during his time at Harvard. We laugh over early podcast mishaps and muse about the shifting role of college education, especially as it relates to our children's aspirations and the connections they build.Our conversation takes a turn into the world of retail and hospitality, where Eric regales us with tales from his days waiting tables and encountering the unique challenges of the retail industry. From Stephen Berry's to Macy's, Eric reflects on the environmental and ethical dilemmas that shaped his journey, eventually nudging him towards real estate investment. Together, we compare New York City's appreciation-focused market with the cashflow-rich opportunities in Memphis, delving into Eric's strategies for financial growth through real estate.Finally, we unravel the intricacies of real estate investing amid economic fluctuations. Eric shares strategies for maintaining profitability, emphasizing the importance of effective property management and the value of expert firms in securing passive income. We dive into the common mistakes rookie investors make and explore the potential of lease-to-own arrangements and BRRRR strategy. With a keen eye on market dynamics, we discuss how to navigate the complex world of real estate investing, ultimately guiding you toward making informed decisions for your financial future.CHAPTERS (00:00) - Becoming a Billionaire Through Networking(11:12) - Corporate Career to Retail Sustainability(16:27) - Real Estate Cashflow Investing Strategy(27:29) - Real Estate Investing Strategies and Tips(37:08) - Real Estate Investment Strategies and Mistakes(43:28) - Real Estate Investment Strategies and Guidelines(50:27) - Escaping the Drift

A quiet Las Vegas neighborhood. A streak of light tearing across the sky. A family calling 911 in absolute panic as something tall—something not human—stands up in their backyard. In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most shocking and mysterious modern encounters on record: the 2023 Las Vegas ET incident. A case that mixes police body cam footage, a crashed object, a terrified family, and a being described as “eight to ten feet tall, with shiny eyes,” disappearing into the dark. We peel back the layers: the witnesses, the strange evidence the officers found, the quick suppression of the story, and the long, eerie history of bizarre sightings around Nellis Air Force Base and the Las Vegas Valley. From radar anomalies to desert giants lurking near Red Rock Canyon, to tribal stories of tall night visitors—this one has every flavor of high-strangeness. Strap in. This is the kind of encounter that sticks with you long after the episode ends. SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS BetterHelp – Take charge of your mental health.This is a paid advertisement from BetterHelpGet 10% off your first month at BetterHelp.com/BROHIOEarnIn – Access your pay as you earn it.Download EarnIn in the App Store or Google Play and use code THEBROHIO under PODCAST when you sign up.Find Us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/c/BrohiopodcastWe Live Stream All Our Episodes! youtube.com/brohiopodcastFind us on all the socials @BrohioPodcast

Unlock the secrets to mastering your financial future with our latest episode, where we promise you'll discover innovative solutions to financial burdens and career challenges alike. Join us as we chat with Peter Maher, a visionary FinTech executive leading the charge against outdated payday loan systems. We'll share insights from my new book, "Escaping the Drift," while Peter offers a candid look into his journey of overcoming credit pitfalls. Together, we explore Float's mission to bring financial flexibility and accessibility to those who need it most, and discuss the importance of educating the next generation on the principles of financial literacy.Explore a groundbreaking business model that's revolutionizing consumer loyalty in the fintech world. We delve into how transaction fees and AI-driven real-time transaction categorization are used to avoid the pitfalls of late fees and high-interest rates. Our conversation also covers how innovative budgeting tools could soon become a staple subscription service, supporting healthier financial habits for essential purchases. Adding to the excitement, get an insider's view into the world of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) startups and their unique approaches to fraud prevention and strategic partnerships with major payment providers.Finally, we tackle the notion of career paths and personal growth with a fresh perspective on education and experience. Hear personal stories about triumphing over the insecurity of lacking a formal degree and the rewarding, albeit unconventional, career paths that followed. We dive into the value of having a clear personal vision and authentic identity beyond professional achievements, exploring the concept of betting on oneself and recognizing that true success lies in strong relationships and genuine connections. Whether you're aiming to disrupt an industry or redefine personal success, this episode offers practical wisdom and inspiration.CHAPTERS (00:00) - Escape the Drift(12:09) - Innovative Fintech Business Model(21:49) - Fight Against Fraud and Innovative Fintech(29:33) - Career Paths and Perspective Shifts(41:28) - Personal Vision and Authentic Identity

Philadelphia's own Cory Jacobson, a real estate investor and co-host of the Wealth Juice podcast, takes us on a fascinating journey from the basketball courts at the Philadelphia 76ers to the complex world of real estate investment. Cory talks candidly about the financial challenges he faced despite the glamour of working in the NBA. His leap into real estate began with a simple but strategic move: buying a multi-bedroom house and renting out rooms to cover the mortgage. This episode is packed with insights on how he capitalized on networking, creative strategies, and partnership opportunities to build a thriving real estate portfolio.Transitioning from the world of basketball coaching to a multifaceted career in sales and podcasting, Cory emphasizes the importance of aligning one's career with personal passions and financial goals. His story underscores how investing in real estate can offer both financial stability and the joy of mentoring others. Whether it's through tribe-building or personal branding, Cory shares how his authentic experiences have fostered a supportive community of real estate enthusiasts, drawing parallels with standout figures like Pace Morby to illustrate the power of collaboration and community.We also dive into the complexities of real estate investing strategies, the impact of institutional investors on housing affordability, and the controversial topic of wholesaling. Cory provides practical advice for newcomers, such as starting locally and building teams in more affordable markets. He also explores innovative investment structures, like real estate syndication, and discusses the risks and rewards of different approaches. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone eager to understand the nuances of real estate investing, offering a blend of Cory's personal journey and actionable strategies that highlight the importance of trust, due diligence, and community support in achieving long-term growth.CHAPTERS (00:00) - Real Estate Investing and Financial Growth(05:19) - Coaching and Real Estate Transition(09:27) - Building Tribes Through Real Estate(19:34) - Real Estate Investing Strategies and Analysis(24:54) - Real Estate Investment Strategies and Growth(30:39) - Institutional Property Ownership and Housing Affordability(35:18) - Regulation of Wholesaling in Real Estate(45:34) - Real Estate Syndication and Investment Structures(49:55) - Real Estate Investment Strategies and Risk(58:25) - Escape the Drift Book Promotion

Kevin Davis, the mastermind behind Maxed Out Man, joins us to unpack the intricacies of masculinity and mentorship. Through the lens of his personal journey, Kevin reveals how a tumultuous childhood sparked his passion for guiding young men under 35. With cars as his conduit, he discovered essential life skills and now dedicates his life to helping others navigate the terrain of marriage, fitness, and entrepreneurship.At a lively car show in Southern California, Kevin found himself stepping into an unexpected leadership role, showcasing his knack for organization that even his wife playfully critiques. Our conversation takes a humorous turn as we recount the evolution of workout routines, the balance between strength and injury prevention, and the unspoken privileges of maintaining a fit physique. Kevin shares his regimen of peptides and testosterone replacement therapy, underscoring the relentless commitment to health and vitality as we age.We also explore the delicate dance of maintaining a strong marriage while balancing business success and personal growth. Kevin generously shares insights from over 30 years of marital partnership, emphasizing the beauty found in small gestures and deliberate acts of love. Highlighting the essence of true masculinity—rooted in love, service, and protection—Kevin offers a refreshing perspective on building meaningful relationships. Finally, for those feeling adrift, Kevin presents a heartfelt invitation to pursue meaningful progress, reminding us all that we're capable of more than we imagine.CHAPTERS (00:00) - Kevin Davis Interview(09:05) - Masculinity and Fitness Culture(20:08) - Healthy Marriage and Balancing Priorities(27:22) - Building Strong Relationships Through Masculinity(35:04) - Marriage, Masculinity, and Dopamine Addiction(47:02) - Changing Lives With Escaping the Drift