Podcasts about marquee nightclub

Jason Woliner (Paul T. Goldman, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm) returns to the show for the finale of Sin City Nights to discuss Criss Angel's ill-fated Amystika show. And engage in some good old fashioned parody satire parody. Allegedly, allegedly, ALLEGEDLY. Drenched After Dark at Marquee Nightclub ft. DJ Spider up at The Second Gate: Patreon.com/PodcastTheRide Listen to Podcast: The Ride Ad-Free on Forever Dog Plus: http://foreverdogpodcasts.com/plus FOLLOW PODCAST: THE RIDE: https://twitter.com/PodcastTheRide https://www.instagram.com/podcasttheride BUY PODCAST: THE RIDE MERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/podcast-the-ride PODCAST THE RIDE IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/podcast-the-ride Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

April McDaniel, Founder of woman-owned and minority-led, Crown + Conquer, came to the Process to do the deep work she knew she was ready for. In this conversation with Drew, April speaks candidly about needing to be honest with herself. She touches on this many times. What brought April to the Process? April shares that she saw she had a pattern of being cold when relating with others. She felt closed off and wanted to do something that would help to open her up again. Being 'cold' with others is often a pattern learned in childhood that helps us feel safe and secure. In the Process, April learned a lot about trauma and witnessed how each everyone has work to do to heal. As a result of her work there, the Process helped her find empathy for herself and for others. April chose to be more vulnerable at work as a way to integrate her Process experience. She shares that showing vulnerability, especially in the Black community, is viewed as weak. April showed her strength by being vulnerable and says it was well-received. More about April McDaniel: April McDaniel is the owner and founder of Crown + Conquer, a trailblazing agency partner to global brands with a current client roster that includes Spotify, Amazon Studios, and Google. Woman-owned and minority-led, Crown + Conquer has quickly and quietly made a name for itself, scaling rapidly in just five short years to 32 employees plus numerous freelancers. April's team at Crown + Conquer is unapologetically authentic. They push brands outside their comfort zone, connecting brand truths with human truths to bring them to life and forge real connections with consumers. April began her career at Strategic Group. While there, she worked directly for Jason Strauss and Noah Tepperberg as they built the company into one of the most powerful brands in hospitality. With an innate ability to find the through-line that resonates with audiences, April drove event strategy for clients including Nike, Coca Cola, and Sprite; executed pioneering brand collaborations including Hennessy Artistry and Heineken Red Star; and played a key role in the grand openings of Las Vegas Tao, Tao Beach, LAVO, and Marquee Nightclub & Day Club at the Cosmopolitan. Subsequently, she led the nationwide expansion of Game Seven as Director of Operations. April also served as point person for influencer and experiential strategy on the Beats by Dre account. April is fiercely private and passionate about giving back. Recently, she launched the Chase the Crown Business Summit. Through the summit, small businesses and innovative brands have the opportunity to win seed money and gain unparalleled exposure. April lives in Southern California with her two sons. She earned her BA from Temple University. Find out more about April on Instagram. Learn more about Crown and Conquer here and on Instagram. HOFFMAN PROCESS TERMINOLOGY: Awareness Hell: In awareness hell, we know we are aware of our patterns and the things we do we wish we didn't do, but we are still unable to change. We understand but feel stuck in this place of hell even though our awareness keeps expanding.  To get out of awareness hell, our work to grow and transform must include three additional steps for change to take place. These three steps are Expression, Compassion, and New Ways of Being. All four make up the Cycle of Transformation. As mentioned in this episode: Trauma: In the Process, you learn about trauma as you do the work to heal the pain of the past. If you'd like to hear more, listen to this in-depth podcast episode with Cynthia Merchant on Trauma and the Process of Healing. Cynthia was a Hoffman teacher for twenty years.   Discover if the Process is right for you. How to share the Process with loved ones. Subscribe on Apple/iTunes  

April McDaniel, Founder of woman-owned and minority-led, Crown + Conquer, came to the Process to do the deep work she knew she was ready for. In this conversation with Drew, April speaks candidly about needing to be honest with herself. She touches on this many times. What brought April to the Process? April shares that she saw she had a pattern of being cold when relating with others. She felt closed off and wanted to do something that would help to open her up again. Being ‘cold' with others is often a pattern learned in childhood that helps us feel safe and secure. In the Process, April learned a lot about trauma and witnessed how each everyone has work to do to heal. As a result of her work there, the Process helped her find empathy for herself and for others. April chose to be more vulnerable at work as a way to integrate her Process experience. She shares that showing vulnerability, especially in the Black community, is viewed as weak. April showed her strength by being vulnerable and says it was well-received. More About April McDaniel: April McDaniel is the owner and founder of Crown + Conquer, a trailblazing agency partner to global brands with a current client roster that includes Spotify, Amazon Studios, and Google. Woman-owned and minority-led, Crown + Conquer has quickly and quietly made a name for itself, scaling rapidly in just five short years to 32 employees plus numerous freelancers. April's team at Crown + Conquer is unapologetically authentic. They push brands outside their comfort zone, connecting brand truths with human truths to bring them to life and forge real connections with consumers. April began her career at Strategic Group. While there, she worked directly for Jason Strauss and Noah Tepperberg as they built the company into one of the most powerful brands in hospitality. With an innate ability to find the through-line that resonates with audiences, April drove event strategy for clients including Nike, Coca Cola, and Sprite; executed pioneering brand collaborations including Hennessy Artistry and Heineken Red Star; and played a key role in the grand openings of Las Vegas Tao, Tao Beach, LAVO, and Marquee Nightclub & Day Club at the Cosmopolitan. Subsequently, she led the nationwide expansion of Game Seven as Director of Operations. April also served as point person for influencer and experiential strategy on the Beats by Dre account. April is fiercely private and passionate about giving back. Recently, she launched the Chase the Crown Business Summit. Through the summit, small businesses and innovative brands have the opportunity to win seed money and gain unparalleled exposure. April lives in Southern California with her two sons. She earned her BA from Temple University. Find out more about April on Instagram. Learn more about Crown and Conquer here and on Instagram. Hoffman Process Terminology: Awareness Hell: In awareness hell, we know we are aware of our patterns and the things we do we wish we didn't do, but we are still unable to change. We understand but feel stuck in this place of hell even though our awareness keeps expanding.  To get out of awareness hell, our work to grow and transform must include three additional steps for change to take place. These three steps are Expression, Compassion, and New Ways of Being. All four make up the Cycle of Transformation. As Mentioned in This Episode: Trauma: In the Process, you learn about trauma as you do the work to heal the pain of the past. If you'd like to hear more, listen to this in-depth podcast episode with Cynthia Merchant on Trauma and the Process of Healing. Cynthia was a Hoffman teacher for twenty years. Discover if the Process is right for you. How to share the Process with loved ones. Subscribe on Apple/iTunes https://media.blubrry.com/the_hoffman_podcast/p/content.blubrry.com/the_hoffman_podcast/Drew_and_April_McDaniel_Final_Podcast.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 42:3...

The World Tour series gets up and running for 2020 on Global DJ Broadcast, and touches down in Las Vegas - showcasing Markus Schulz's recent live performance at Marquee Nightclub.   You can watch full video footage of the set on YouTube. Hope you enjoy.

Happy New Year to you, and wishing you the very best throughout 2020. Markus Schulz opens his Global DJ Broadcast account for the year with another themed edition, and in an effort to help ease yourself back into the grind and daily routine after the Christmas break, he presents a special New Year's Rehab mix, containing recent and distant favorites of the deeper and melodic variety, weaved across a two hour journey. A special thanks to everyone for your kindness and passion regarding the annual Classics Showcase, as well as the Year in Review and End of Year Countdown mixes, and hopefully you will enjoy many more editions of the broadcast in the coming few months. The World Tour resumes for the year next week, as Markus brings highlights of his recent appearance live from Marquee Nightclub in Las Vegas. Tracklist:   01. Fernando Ferreyra - Wish 02. Blanche - City Lights (Gorje Hewek & Izhevski Remix) 03. Robin Thurston - Lost in the Moment (Erdi Irmak Remix) 04. BLR & Mark Otten - Lokva 05. Gai Barone - Walking 06. Robert Babicz & Gui Boratto - Human (Robert Babicz Arcade Mix) 07. Marsh - 1992 08. Karmon - 6 a.m. Funk 09. RUFUS DU SOL - Underwater (Yotto's Dawn Remix) 10. Moonbeam - Koan 11. East Cafe - The Filter Witch (Antrim Remix) 12. Guy J & Clarian - Night Rescue 13. BONDI & SAAND - Mission Control (Uone Remix) 14. Corey James & Marcus Santoro featuring Nino Lucarelli - Save Me 15. Fonzerelli - My Digital Heartbeat (Game Chasers Remix) 16. Pryda - The Drive 17. Hosini - Dimma 18. CamelPhat & Jake Bugg - Be Someone 19. Andre Sobota - Current 20. Marsh - Eu Phoria 21. Andretta - North Star 22. Meduza, Becky Hill & GOODBOYS - Lose Control 23. Space Motion - Voices (Da Fresh Remix) 24. All Living Things - Things We Lost in the Fire 25. Quivver - Long Time 26. Betoko & Alex Kaspersky - Pluttonya (Wally Lopez Remix) 27. Todd Terje - Delorean Dynamite (Disco Mix) 28. Duke Dumont & Zak Abel - The Power (Leftwing & Kody Remix) 29. Mees Salome - The Border 30. Watermat - Bullit 31. Markus Schulz - Flight of the Phoenix (Monoverse Remix) 32. Tinlicker featuring Thomas Oliver - Need You  

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Meek Mills went to the Cosmopolitan Hotel to party with DJ Mustard inside the Marquee Nightclub. He was approached by security that obviously didn't want him there. Now they are in limbo trying to come up with stories to try to justify their actions. Meek suing and claiming racism. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talktooemcon/support

Episode 61: DJ POLITIK LA based DJ Politik sits down this week with the fellas of the R.O.A.D. podcast. Politik starts off talking about how he got his start in the DJ game, growing up in LA, and his first gigs at the legendary Playhouse Nightclub. He shares the story of landing his first Vegas residency at LAVO Nightclub, and later opening Marquee Nightclub’s Boombox Room in 2011, where he held down marathon sets on Friday nights. The fellas discuss how DJs only start to reach their full potential after turning 30. Politik speaks on the importance of deep music knowledge, taste, instincts, and having older mentors as key components of being a successful DJ. The fellas shed light on some of the obstacles they face from managers when playing bottle service venues. Politik discusses the importance of building your own identity as a DJ and the challenges faced when transitioning to a DJ/Producer. The fellas debate how crossover music affects the industry and whether it’s good or bad for club sets. Politik continues to share his thoughts and memories on the LA/Hollywood club scene and how it has transformed over the years. He gives some unique insight on his relationship with a certain super-producer, and how they have recently collaborated on projects. Lastly, the crew talks about the pros and cons of having management, PR representation, and overall advice for aspiring DJs.

Andrew Rayel tours the world every weekend as a DJ and producer, known for his harmonic style of trance music -- a sub-genre of electronic dance music (EDM). ***Songs featured in the episode: ** **Andrew Rayel & Fernando Garibay feat. Jake Torrey, "Last Summer" (Armada Music) ** **Andrew Rayel, Corti Organ & Max Cameron, "New Dawn" (inHARMONY Music) ** The 26-year-old is from the country of Moldova. He studied orchestral music as a kid, and after developing an interest in EDM, he kicked off his producing career at age 13.  He eventually got the attention of Armin van Buuren, who started supporting and playing his tracks.  Fast forward to 2018, and Andrew is regularly headlining the main stages of the world's biggest music festivals, including Tomorrowland Belgium, Electric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas, Ultra Music Festival Miami and more.  The classically trained musician heads his own record label, called inHARMONY Music, and also has his own Find Your Harmony radio show. You can see him in the main rooms of big nightclubs like Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub Vegas, where he had just flown in from before we recorded the episode.  Andrew Rayel joined me on Olympic & Bundy to talk about his busy schedule (and lack of sleep), his home country of Moldova, performing around the world and the importance of visuals - and more.  Share this story: https://bit.ly/2NToecR  Thank you to Andrew Rayel!  Subscribe to Olympic & Bundy on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher.  Connect on social: Facebook.com/OlympicAndBundy  Instagram.com/OlympicAndBundy  Twitter.com/OlympicAndBundy  OlympicAndBundy.com 

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On Episode 7 of 'The Corner' Andreas & Kel tell their after May-Pac fight stories. Kel details his turn up at Marquee Nightclub, while Andreas tells the story of how he broke his laptop & phone. Other topics include Jon Jones, UFC's new Reebok deal & the best WWE Raw of the year. The duo also invites fan of the podcast, Marv B, to recap the fight.

Guest Mix: Jordan Stevens (Marquee / Las Vegas).This months episode comes to you from the Buenos Aires hotel room of Christopher Lawrence where he is in town for Ultra Music Festival in Argentina. This months guest mix is from Jordan Stevens from Las Vegas. Jordan Stevens has a cultivated devotion to reading the dance floor every time he takes control of the tables and invigorates a crowd. For the Georgia-born, Vegas-based DJ, his unbiased approach to electronic dance music insures everyone from the critical club kid to a visitor from middle America will be dancing from when the party starts until last call."I enjoy all forms of electronic dance music," Stevens says. "There's an element in each genre that I love and incorporate into my sets." With a perceptive connection and unbiased approach to what any given room craves, Stevens first honed his skills a decade ago in the Vegas underground scene as part of duo Shawn & Stevens with fellow DJ, Kevin Shawn. He earned solo recognition amongst the afterhours set at the legendary Empire Ballroom with a two-year residency, followed by regular stints playing for Godskitchen at Body English and Vanity. Always searching to share his sound, Stevens then earned a coveted residency at The Palms Casino Resort for the launch of Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto at Rain Nightclub, as well weekly gigs at Moon and Ghostbar, earning him a nod by the "Las Vegas Weekly" as the publication's first "Rising Star DJ" in it's annual Best of the City awards. Accomplished and respected throughout the industry, the seasoned professional has mastered the art of setting up a room proper to carrying clubbers all night - exactly what dance music dominator Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub was looking for when they opened their doors and acquired Stevens as a weekly resident. But his reach goes far beyond the booth in Vegas and Stevens' previous tour stops include The Colossal Event in Phoenix, Circus in Los Angeles, The Church and Vinyl in Denver, and Tantra in Miami during the Winter Music Conference. Stevens has also captivated crowds at the annual Love Festival in addition to staying grounded with gigs at Obsession, Artisan and Drai's Afterhours. Visit the podcast episode page to find out more information, with links to artists featured in this podcast.