Podcast appearances and mentions of sean mcallister

In this episode, Joe interviews Veronica Lightning Horse Perez: therapist, speaker, author, activist, and co-chief proponent for the Natural Medicine Health Act of 2022 (Prop 122); and Sean McAllister: attorney specializing in the regulatory, health care, business, and religious freedom aspects of psychedelic medicines, and one of the drafters of Prop 122. This episode was recorded live at the Plant Medicine Cafe in Denver, CO – which served as an unofficial Prop 122 headquarters – and cohosted by Meaghan Len, co-founder of the U.S.' first ayahuasca church, Sanctuary of the Sovereign Heart. They dive into the details of Prop 122 and discuss why it's the most freeing legislation we've seen, but also very complicated in the clash between an expensive regulated side and a risky and ambiguous decrim side. While the implementation process continues, they've learned that there is still a huge need for public education, and that one of the most important tasks now is to be hyper aware of how legislators will try to change what people already agreed on. They discuss: The Federal vs. state legality issues we still see even after such sweeping legislation The huge gap in understanding why Indigenous communities are upset and why they need to be included in all discussions The Religious Freedom Restoration Act and the complications of religion when many of us simply feel spiritual The natural vs. synthetic fallacy and the future of churches offering a synthetic sacrament The ontological shock many have after a big experience and why churches and community are needed to help guide people and more!  For links, head to the show notes page.

In this Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh talks to Mark Forbes, Director of Quiet on Set: The Class Division in the Film Industry. Filmmaker Mark Forbes examines classism that has plagued the UK film industry for decades and through the lens of individuals from working-class backgrounds as we observe the challenges they encounter when attempting to enter the field. The film features actors Maxine Peake and Vicky McClure, writer Paul Laverty and filmmakers Sean McAllister and Kolton Lee. Filmed between July 2023 & July 2024, Quiet on Set: The Class Division in the Film Industry is currently being edited.

Charles Van Ewen played Sean McAllister on The Colbys. James Lott jr looks him up! 

Longtime Las Vegas headliner and resident, Celine Dion, announced a documentary about her life is coming soon to Amazon. Spiegelworld's DiscoShow will open at the Linq in July. Leon Bridges will return to Las Vegas in April. Fremont Street Experience will have another free concert event during NASCAR weekend.Support the showFollow us on Instagram: @vegas.revealedFollow us on Twitter: @vegasrevealedFollow us on TikTok: @vegas.revealedWebsite: Vegas-Revealed.com

Embark on a profound journey with host Jimmy Nguyen in this episode of the Psychedelic Passage podcast. Joined by esteemed guest Sean McAllister, a legal expert specializing in the regulatory, healthcare, and spiritual dimensions of psychedelic medicines, this conversation delves into the intricate layers of psychedelics' impact on society.From Sean's unique perspective, the episode unravels the complexities surrounding psychedelics, drawing parallels with the evolution of cannabis culture. The discussion navigates through the challenges of commodification, the intersection of indigenous wisdom, and the quest for a cultural transformation.As they explore the intergenerational responsibility tied to psychedelic exploration, Sean and Jimmy contemplate the potential pitfalls and promises on the horizon. The episode challenges preconceptions, delving into the spiritual essence of psychedelics beyond individual experiences, and invites listeners to ponder the societal fabric that these substances may weave.No mushroom source? No problem. Download our Free Psilocybin Sourcing Guide.Additional Resources:Episode Blog PostThe Mycelial Way: Psychedelic Economics by an Eco-Futurist Ft. Matthew Duffy   Indigenous Health Equity and Psychedelic Practices Ft. Sutton King   The Importance of Community in Psychedelic Healing   Psychedelics and Mindful Parenting: Conscious Family Dynamics   Take your psychedelic education to the next level: Shop for Exclusive Client Resources.More Psychedelic Passage:Official WebsiteBook a ConsultationBlog PageYoutubeInstagram: @psychedelicpassage  Reddit: u/psychedelicpassageHave a burning topic in mind? Share your thoughts:

Garth Brooks/Plus ONE is coming to The Colosseum at Caesars Palace! Brooks announced his new 2023 residency at Caesars Palace last week. We explain what the Plus ONE means and have all the details. P!NK is also coming to Allegiant Stadium in October and you do not need to be a verified fan to get a ticket! Also, Boy George and the Culture Club are returning to the Wynn Las Vegas. Boy George is currently on a popular TV show in the UK and a Behind The Music piece on his life is about to start streaming. Circa Las Vegas' Stadium Swim is launching "Winter Swim" with the World's Largest Hot Tub Party! Backstreet Boys hint at a return to the strip in a recent article. There's an Italian restaurant off the strip that has a great pre-fixed menu at an incredible price. It also includes a wine pairing. We recap the new Brunched By An Angel show at the Palms. Plus, Sean is getting ready to host the Ribbon of Life show and fundraiser at The Tropicana. It benefits Golden Rainbow. It's set for December 4th. More than 200 performers will sing, dance, and defy gravity with aerial acrobatics to holiday classics. Buy tickets to Ribbon of Life HERE.VegasNearMe App If 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

Psychedelica Lex Episode 2022 – 053 The New FREE Chacruna RFRA Guide with Allison Hoots and Sean McAllister 01 February 2022 Part 1 of 1 ____________________________________________________ Author and host, Gary Michael Smith, Esq., is a decades-experienced, AV rated, attorney, American Arbitration Association panelist, founding director of the Arizona Cannabis Bar Association, board member of the Arizona Cannabis Chamber of Commerce, and general counsel to the nation's oldest federally recognized, 501C3, multi-racial peyote church. Psychedelica Lex is the first book to offer a comprehensive survey of the laws and regulations governing psychedelic substances. ABOUT THE PSYCHEDELICA LEX PODCAST AND CHANNEL President Nixon's enactment of the Controlled Substances Act in 1970 banished most psychedelics to Schedule I, making psychedelics for most purpose illegal. However, as the Congressional Record reveals, psychedelics never got a fair trial and little scientific evidence, if any, was considered by lawmakers. Prohibition was more about politics than public health. Yet, historical record, anecdotal evidence, and scientific studies all suggest that prohibition was an unnecessary and harmful overreaction and that many benefits may be derived from psychedelics. Psychedelica Lex puts the question of psychedelics on trial. Hosted by a veteran litigation attorney, each episode will explore psychedelics from different perspectives. As we explore the evidence together, you - the audience - will serve as jurors. Together we will examine every facet. Applying the rigors of cross examination and the Socratic method, we will seek an objective truth. ____________________________________________________________ The growth, trafficking, sale, possession, or consumption of psychedelics may be a felony punishable by imprisonment, fines, forfeiture of property, or any combination thereof. Most states have regulatory and criminal laws that mimic federal law. This podcast is for general informational purposes only. Material in this podcast is not intended to be and should not be used as a substitute for personal consultation with appropriate professionals. I am not your lawyer, and this podcast is not legal advice. PARENTAL ADVISORY: This podcast discusses psychedelic drugs. This episode may contain content that viewers may find offensive. Potentially offensive topics may include: drugs, sex, violence, religion, politics, science, public policy, economics, freedom of thought, free will, the nature of consciousness, art, and law. Language may be coarse and could include George Carlin's seven dirty words: sh*t, p*ss, f*ck, c*nt, c*cks*ck*r, m*th*rf*ck*r, and t*ts or some combination thereof. Opinions expressed in the podcast belong to the party who expressed them and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of Psychedelica Lex or its host. SPECIAL CAUTION - This podcast might place you at risk of changing your mind. Viewer discretion is advised.

Dr. Jarvis and Mike Verkest return for part 2 of our interviews with some of the great researchers at the Prehospital Care Research Forum at EMS Expo in Atlanta. In this episode, we interview: Kevin Collopy on his RCT comparing ketamine and etomidate for RSI, Sean McAllister on Sepsis using the ESO dataset, and David Page about PCRF and his work on comparing Mexican and American EMT training. If you like the show, please give us a like on YouTube and a 5-star rating wherever you get your podcasts.

Thanks for Listening to Episode 28 of Dialogue Alley! In this episode, Erik and Melanie welcome a special guest. Sean McAllister is back, and they are talking about unauthorized translations! They also mention:Current Events: A Magical Year, new Chinese books, MinaLima Chamber of SecretsMain Topic: Unauthorized Translations!Translation of the Show: Special Edition ChineseHosted by:Carly  @alltheprettybooks on Instagram  Erik  @knockturnerik on Instagram Melanie @theharrypottercollection on InstagramSpecial Guest: Sean @mcallister_alaskagrown on InstagramImages and information about the books that are discussed on this episode will be available on Instagram @dialogueallypodcast, as well as alltheprettybooks.net,  theharrypottercollection.com, and potterglot.netSend Questions and Listener Mail to:  Dialoguealleypodcast@gmail.comWe would love to hear from you!Music: Barbershop Cocktails by Alexandra Woodward  https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/vXtBxKe0ON/ 

Sean and Dayna deliver entertainment reports for the Highway Radio network. Here's this week's two minute report. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UCMULZYF325PL)

Today we speak with esteemed guest Sean McAllister. Sean and I discuss his work as a lawyer focusing on cannabis and psychedelics and his work on numerous national decriminalization campaigns. He and I discuss his long history of drug policy reform advocacy and the the struggles and successes of these ventures as well as what the future holds and how you, the listeners, can help move these issues forward. Sean and I discuss his personal stories of trauma and healing through alternative states of consciousness and try to sort out the differences between Mind and Consciousness. What a great show!! Please like, share, and subscribe!! www.mcallistergarfield.com www.chacruna.net sean@mcallistergarfield.com YouTube Mind-Ops Page www.Mind-Ops.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shane-lemaster/support

Sean and Dayna share their Las Vegas TOP 10! The Vegas Revealed hosts have lived in Las Vegas for more than 15 years and they have had a lot of celebrity encounters and "only in Vegas" moments. They have stories that involve the Jonas Brothers, Jennifer Coolidge, Floyd Mayweather, Brad Pitt, Cindy Crawford, Barry Manilow and more. Order your Las Vegas merchandise HERE. Vegas Revealed design available, and much more.You can also listen to our entertainment reports on Highway Radio!Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UCMULZYF325PL)

Fourth of July fireworks will go off on the Las Vegas strip at 11 p.m. this year. It will show the world that, Vegas is back! The coordinated fireworks will be launched from resort casino rooftops. The first ever rock concert was announced at the brand new Allegiant Stadium this summer, and America's Got Talent is coming to the strip too! The T-Mobile Arena fills up for the first time with over 18,000 people watching the NHL playoffs, live. Plus, the first big in-person convention hits Las Vegas, and it's a hopeful sign of things to come. Order your Las Vegas merchandise HERE. Vegas Revealed design available, and much more. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UCMULZYF325PL)

A conversation with Elhum Shakerifar, BAFTA nominated producer and curator, producing and distributing documentaries through her company Hakawati. In this episode, we discuss the importance of storytelling through documentary film, finding truth and creating a space of reality, raising important questions to audiences, and the future of filmmaking amidst the current climate.  Speaker bio: Elhum is a BAFTA nominated producer and curator, producing and distributing documentaries through her company Hakawati with the core ethos that a good story is all in the telling. Recent credits include winner of the BIFA for Best Documentary winning Almost Heaven (Carol Salter, 2017), BFI/Sundance funded Even When I Fall (Sky Neal and Kate McLarnon, 2017) and Arts Council funded ISLAND (Steven Eastwood, 2017). In 2015, her BIFA, BAFTA and EFA nominated production A Syrian Love Story (Sean McAllister, 2015) won a Cinema for Peace Justice Award, screened in UK and European parliaments and in over 70 countries. Her work has been broadcast internationally and screened at festivals including Berlinale, IDFA and Rotterdam. Elhum is a programme advisor for London Film Festival for films from MENA and Iran, and Film Curator for Shubbak, festival of contemporary Arab culture. In 2017, she was nominated for the Arab British Centre’s Award for Culture and was awarded the Women in Film and TV Factual Award 2017 and was one of Screen International’s 2018 #Brit50 Producers on the Rise. Elhum is also a lecturer at the Free University of Berlin and a research fellow of the Department of Anthropology at Goldsmiths University. Donate! Please consider donating towards our work: Patreon.com/habibicollective. A small monthly donation goes a long way towards paying innumerable costs including: screening fees for filmmakers, MGs, design assets and the endless web costs of developing a streaming service. Habibi Collective operates completely on a volunteer-led basis—is vital that we stay independent.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/roisin-tapponi/support

A Miami official is telling people to come to Las Vegas for spring break instead of Miami Beach. The Vegas Golden Knights let fans watch the game in person, for the first time in a year! Sean is there to experience it and shares his first hand account. Virgin Hotels is getting ready to open and the resort casino says it will not have resort fees, parking will be free, and Wifi will be included. Sands sells off the Venetian and Palazzo for billions of dollars. Resorts World Las Vegas opens this summer, and many are saying it will be a non-smoking property. Sean and Dayna ask listeners to chime in and share their thoughts. Plus, two great tips which include a winery and live music. Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UCMULZYF325PL)

Vegas Revealed talks one-on-one with Gordon Ramsay himself! Hell's Kitchen is back on Fox and Season 19 is set in Las Vegas. It's always fun listening to what Ramsay has to say about the show and much more... he never holds back! Ramsay is also looking to live in Las Vegas part time. Caesars Palace is home to his first Hell's Kitchen restaurant. Sean and Dayna also discuss popular wedding dates for 2021. The Marriage Bureau and Vegas Chapels are gearing up for a good year. Sean and Dayna recently visited a few chapels and talk to the County Clerk about the Wedding Capital of The World. Want to start a podcast? Use Buzzsprout! It's so easy! Sign up for a paid monthly membership that includes everything you need and use this referral link. You will get a $20 Amazon card!Go here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=710207Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=UCMULZYF325PL)

What's new in Las Vegas as 2020 comes to an end. Sean and Dayna have updated details on the virtual countdown from Las Vegas. They also discuss the dramatically low room rates on the strip. Plus, the Rio Las Vegas opens but the Mirage will shutdown during the week starting January 4th. Also, an update on what shows are running currently. Sean and Dayna also share their Christmas Day experience at restaurants on the strip. If you want to create a podcast, try Buzzsprout! Sean and Dayna share how easy it is to start up, plus you can use this link to sign up and get a $20 Amazon gift card! Sign up here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=710207

Backstreet Boy, Nick Carter, has been very busy! He just finished up The Masked Singer, he released a new song called "80's Movie," and he has new music on the way. That also includes a song with the Backstreet Boys! Sean and Dayna talk to Carter about all of this and find out that the Backstreet Boys will most likely return to the Las Vegas strip! Carter also discusses the importance of the Cure 4 The Kids Foundation and what he's doing to bring awareness to the organization. Sean and Dayna ask Carter for his Las Vegas tips since he lives here now. He talks about two places he loves to eat!

COVID numbers have forced more changes in Las Vegas. The Governor is only allowing 25 percent occupancy in casinos and restaurants. Showrooms can only take in 50 people, instead of 250. The changes have been put in place for 3 weeks, and at that time, more decisions will be made. This has forced some shows to close again, and others have agreed to stick it out. Sean and Dayna go over the latests changes and what they mean for the strip. Donny Osmond also announces his first solo-residency at Harrah's Las Vegas. Plus, The Nutcracker ballet will not take to the stage this holiday season, but the Nevada Ballet Theater comes up with a different idea. There will be a television event instead! Sean and Dayna talk to the NBT's Artistic Director, Roy Kaiser. Some great tips this week from Sean and Dayna too! Unique small businesses and a newly discovered drink!

Las Vegas headliner, Piff The Magic Dragon, will return to the Flamingo Las Vegas on October 29th. Sean and Dayna talk to Piff inside the Flamingo Showroom, where he'll perform. The grumpy magic dragon is ready to make people laugh with his show called, "Too Soon?" Piff discusses what life has been like during the coronavirus shutdown and his love and appreciation for Las Vegas. More shows have now announced openings too. Plus, Sean visits the strip for a staycation, he shares his experience while staying there.

There's a lot happening in and outside of Las Vegas. Sean and Dayna recap what new hotel casinos have opened or are opening soon. They also chat with entertainment host Rachel Smith about her latest A-list interviews. Smith has worked on red carpets for years as an entertainment journalist. She's based in Las Vegas. She's also traveled the world to interview Hollywood’s top stars like Tom Cruise, Charlize Theron... even Meryl Streep and Cher! Vegas Revealed Co-host, Sean McAllister, and Smith hosted a popular entertainment news show together for more than 10 years. Smith reveals more about Jamie Foxx playing Mike Tyson in an upcoming biopic, we hear from Millie Bobby Brown, the cast of "Boys in the Band," and John Cusack. Smith is a voting member of the broadcast film critics association. Sean and Dayna have their secret tips at the end of the show too!

Longtime showman, Frankie Scinta, is longing to be back on stage in Las Vegas. The coronavirus restrictions have been tough on the entire entertainment community in Las Vegas. Scinta is known for bringing an audience together and creating a memorable night for visitors. He's performed with his family, The Scintas, for four decades. Most recently, he's performed on his own at the South Point Hotel and Casino. Scinta has continued to keep a connection with his fans via Facebook LIVE, but he's craving the stage again soon. Sean and Dayna talk to him about what the shutdown has been like for him, how he feels about Las Vegas' return to entertainment, and his long history performing in Buffalo, NY and Vegas. They also get some tips on his favorite pizza and spots in Vegas. Scinta also breaks some news about opening his own place!

Listen as Dave interviews Sean McAllister, a member of the Simplex Homes sales team in New York.

The Plaza Hotel and Casino in downtown Las Vegas gets ready to celebrate 50 years. Sean and Dayna sip a martini at Oscar's Steakhouse and talk with CEO Jonathan Jossel about its latest upgrades and the future upgrades inside and around the hotel. Find out how the hotel casino is doing right now, during COVID, and what plans are in store. Jossel discusses the challenges they are up against and what the future looks like for the iconic property. Sean and Dayna also chat about a restaurant close to the strip to watch sports, the hot September weather in Vegas, and new jobs coming the strip and downtown.

MGM Resorts Las Vegas has a new program that allows travelers to book a hotel room and "Work From Vegas." It's called the "Viva Las Office" program and it offers rooms at the Bellagio and ARIA. Sean and Dayna chat with Sarah Moore, the VP of Brand Marketing for MGM Resorts. Moore talks about the special perks you get when you sign up for the package. Plus, another hotel is scheduled to open on the Las Vegas Strip! Sean and Dayna also catch up on what they are watching on TV in their "tips" segment.

In this week's episode, I speak to Sean McAllister (a talented writer, podcast guest, and good friend!) about legal writing, and about persuasive writing in general. Sean's bio: Sean McAllister was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, and attended law school at LSU, where he met some amazing, life-long friends. Sean began his career as a personal injury and civil rights lawyer, representing police brutality and sexual harassment victims around the Lafayette area for years. He moved back to New Orleans in 2018 to be closer to his family, and now works as an insurance defense and divorce lawyer for the Loeb Law Firm in Mandeville, Louisiana ************************************************************************************************************************************************* Email me: marisadellefarfalle@gmail.com Twitter: @marisadee13 Instagram: marisadf13 I'd also really appreciate it if you could subscribe to this podcast, & rate & review it on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to podcasts!

A new theater is coming to Resorts World when it opens in 2021! Sean and Dayna talk to writer, Melinda Sheckells about her exclusive story in Billboard. The theater includes 5,000 seats and will cater to shows, sports, and conventions. Sheckells chats with the president of Resorts World and its AEG partner to get all the details. Could this mean the return of Celine Dion? Plus, they talk nightclubs, shows and restaurants. What will change when it comes to the future of the Las Vegas strip. If you plan to come to Las Vegas anytime soon, Sheckells has some great recommendations on what you can do as well.

Las Vegas rolls back to Phase 1 for bars, since the coronavirus numbers are up. There are also some people still refusing to wear masks in casinos. One Las Vegas visitor documented her exit on Facebook LIVE after she was asked to leave the Wynn Resort because she wasn't wearing a mask. Nevada's Governor has said all businesses must refuse service to anyone not wearing a mask, the staff at the Wynn was following the rules. The video has a lot of people shaking their heads, Sean and Dayna have some clips so you can hear for yourself. Sean and Dayna also speak with a former Las Vegas resident that came to town to celebrate this birthday, but ended up testing positive for COVID-19. Matt Guillermo talks about his symptoms, his recovery, and how he's doing now... a few weeks after he tested positive. Guillermo is now recovering in isolation at a condo he owns in Las Vegas.

If you come to Las Vegas, be prepared to Mask Up! All resort casinos are now requiring masks. In fact, it's mandatory in all public places, even if privately owned, in Nevada. How will this change things when it comes to tourism, just when Las Vegas was starting to see visitors return? Sean and Dayna weigh in.

During this episode of The Confident Wealth Podcast with Bill Bush and Pete Bush, they interview Sean McAllister, Associate at Loeb Law Firm. Sean McAllister discusses how married couples can protect themselves from potential divorce issues, prenuptial agreements and post-prenuptial agreements, budgeting, and domestic cohabitation contracts.   Episode Highlights:   00:28 – Bill Bush and Pete Bush introduce Sean McAllister and recap the previously discussed points from Family Law & Finances- Pt. 1. 01:01 – How does Sean McAllister recommend that married couples protect themselves from potential divorce issues? 02:02 – Prenuptial agreements and post-prenuptial agreements aren't really that common.  04:12 – What are examples of when it would be a good time to consider a post-prenuptial agreement? 04:50 – How does a domestic cohabitation contract protect marriage partners? 07:20 – What is Sean's advice for someone to create a budget to work their way through these divorce protections?   09:43 – Family homes aren't always paid off at the point of a divorce split. 12:05 – Divorces can be a long drawn out process. Set money aside for court costs and living expenses.   13:39 – What happens when you fail to inform yourself about your spouse's assets on the side? 17:20 – Don't forget to change your insurance and retirement benefit beneficiaries when you get divorced. 19:58 – Make sure your divorce attorney is a good fit with you and your needs. 22:17 – What are some of the resources that people getting divorced should use? 3 Key Points: The nuclear family is diminishing in favor of other alternative living arrangements, such as brothers and sisters living together or parents with their kids. Create a budget that includes the cost of living without your partner, emergency funds, and expenses you wouldn't normally incur back when you were married. Money doesn't care about your pride.   Tweetable Quotes: “Louisiana calls for matrimonial agreements, which basically say you can contract anything that isn't against public policy, public policy being stuff like you can't contract out of paying child support.” – Sean McAllister “I encourage prenups in situations where somebody has a child from outside of the marriage and brings it into the marriage and there are certain protections you can take to protect that child's interest or inheritance.” – Sean McAllister “Contracts in Louisiana, if you are a couple and you are not married, you can still make contracts and protect yourself. But Louisiana is a civil law state. It is not common law. So, there is no common law marriage or anything.” – Sean McAllister     Resources Mentioned: Horizon Financial Group The Confident Wealth Podcast bbush@horizonfg.com pbush@horizonfg.com Linkedin: Sean McAllister Sean McAllister's Email: smcallister@loeb-law.com Sean McAllister's Phone Number: (985) 612-1946 Loeb Law Firm: loeb-law.com Louisiana Revised Statute 9:315: justia.com/codes/louisiana/2011/rs/title9/rs9-315/  

As Las Vegas gets back in business, the ticketed shows remain dark. The strip was built on entertainment and right now, there's no word on when shows will be able to get back on stage. Ticketed events are still not allowed in Nevada. Sean and Dayna talk to Adam Steck of SPI Entertainment about what it's been like for the shows his company runs, and what they have planned in the meantime. SPI's shows include Thunder From Down Under, Boyz II Men, Magician Hans Klok, the Australian Bee Gees, and more. Also, the popular show Human Nature will not return to the Venetian, find out why and what their future plans are at this moment. Plus, Sean and Dayna talk twitter advice, brunch spots, and COVID surcharges in their secret tips!

There have been a lot of visitors flocking to Las Vegas to "get out" and enjoy what's open. Resort Casinos continue to open, one by one. Sean and Dayna talk to a couple of tourists visiting from California and Tennessee. They also chat with Expedia's Senior Director of Global PR and Social Media about travel trends and Las Vegas deals. Nisreene Atassi says there is more flexibility and options for those that want to take a trip right now. Dayna also hit a couple spots on the strip and shares her experiences while visiting the Wynn Las Vegas and Bellagio. Sean talks about his visit to a few casinos and malls too. This week's secret tips include two websites that are a great source of information and can help you book reservations at the Wynn pool and cocktail lounge, the other is for Las Vegas as a whole.

During this episode of The Confident Wealth Podcast with Bill Bush and Pete Bush, they interview Sean McAllister, Associate at Loeb Law Firm. Sean McAllister talks about Louisiana Revised Statute 9:315, understanding divorce and finance, and what to expect when children, pensions, property, and tax returns are involved.     Episode Highlights:   00:29 – Bill Bush and Pete Bush introduce the subject of divorce. 01:18 – Sean McAllister introduces himself and his work experience. 02:00 – What was it that pulled Sean towards working in family law? 03:15 – What makes divorce law different in Louisiana? 05:30 – Are divorce stats in Louisiana the same as other areas of the United States? 07:32 – What kind of expenses occur with divorce? 09:06 – One way to prepare for financial downside of divorce is trying to agree on as many costly areas as possible.  10:01 – How should a couple seeking a divorce go about dividing property? 11:11 – In which ways does having kids complicate a divorce situation? 14:38 – Sean McAllister discusses Louisiana Revised Statute 9:315. 14:15 – Seek out financial advice. 17:04 – How are tax returns affected by divorce proceedings? 19:26 – What are some of the issues that come up with pensions and retirement funds during divorces?  21:15 – Seek out financial advice. 23:04 – How are tax returns affected by divorce proceedings?     3 Key Points: If you have kids and you are getting a divorce, the ex-couple has to live separate and apart for a year. If you don't have kids, you have to live separate and apart for six months. The percentage of married couples that get divorced in Louisiana is about 22-25%. Financial stress is one of the leading causes of divorce.   Tweetable Quotes: “We're kind of a jack-of-all-trades firm, very multidimensional, work all across the entire state, do a lot of insurance defense, plaintive personal injury, family law. You name it, we will basically do it.” – Sean McAllister “What made me want to be an attorney is that I've always been attracted to the idea of representing somebody, and family law is so individual and so personal that, going through a divorce is one of the hardest times in anybody's life.” – Sean McAllister “The trend across the country is that when the economy is going good, divorces are lower too and when the economy is going bad, divorces kind of go up. Divorces, the rates have been falling over the last couple of decades.” – Sean McAllister     Resources Mentioned: Horizon Financial Group The Confident Wealth Podcast bbush@horizonfg.com pbush@horizonfg.com Linkedin: Sean McAllister Sean McAllister's Email: smcallister@loeb-law.com Sean McAllister's Phone Number: (985) 612-1946 Loeb Law Firm: loeb-law.com Louisiana Revised Statute 9:315: justia.com/codes/louisiana/2011/rs/title9/rs9-315/

Happy 115th birthday to Las Vegas! Nevada is inching closer to opening. Right now, restaurants and retail can be open if they choose, Sean and Dayna discuss how it's going. Plus, Elon Musk's underground tunnel is making some major progress, and he released more information about how it will connect to the resorts, airport, and Fremont Street. Sean and Dayna talk about losing Las Vegas legend Roy Horn to COVID-19 and how headliner Criss Angel gave a huge donation to help families struggling with cancer. And, don't miss Sean and Dayna's secret tips!

Vic, Steve and ben catch up with Seany Mac, in a live video chat, If you would like to see his boyish good looks try it at our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/TWWCast/videos/2697555827037998/

Resort Casino leaders are starting to unveil their reopening plans, including the Wynn CEO, who presented the company's plan to the President of the United States. You can hear what he had to say, plus Sean and Dayna talk about how those plans will change what Las Vegas looks like. Also, film critic Josh Bell has some ideas for you when it comes to streaming. You can't go to the movies, but he suggests some shows and movies that are worth a download. Josh also says you can enjoy film festivals online, and tells us how you can buy a ticket to support a movie theater and stream the film at home. Plus, Sean and Dayna have their secret tips!

Las Vegas remains shutdown for all non-essential businesses. Hotel Casinos are still closed. The Mayor of Las Vegas feels it should reopen as soon as possible. She made the remarks during the latest city council meeting. The Governor of Nevada has not announced when the state will reopen for full business yet. Social distancing remains intact and there are opinions on both sides. Listen to a part of the Mayor's address. Also, meet a Las Vegas nurse who recovered from coronavirus thanks to inspiration from singer, Pink!

DW Bistro helped put brunch on the map in Las Vegas! It celebrated 10 years on April 6th, in the middle of the Las Vegas shutdown. How is Las Vegas coping without Sunday brunch? Sean and Dayna talk to owner and founder Bryce Krausman. Bryce also runs a show membership program called "House Seats." This is a popular way for locals to fill open show seats all over Las Vegas and see multiple shows, week after week. Bryce talks about how he's staying busy and what he expects to change for both his businesses after the COVID-19 stay at home policy lifts. Also, get an update from Sean and Dayna on the status of the Las Vegas strip.

It's an uncertain time around the world and Las Vegas is no exception. Sean and Dayna interview several people around Las Vegas who are getting creative and making a difference in response to COVID-19 shutdowns and safety precautions. They also interview City of Las Vegas TV producer, Melissa Duran, who talks about what the city is doing to keep information flowing. That includes how parks work around the city, and even liquor curbside pick-up with restaurant orders! Melissa also talks about how she's dealing with having her kids home from school and home schooling ideas. Sean and Dayna also discuss the ease of grocery pick up and where Sean has been hiking to outdoors around Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is at the begging of a 30-day shutdown. Resort Casinos are closed, and so are all non-essential businesses. Sean and Dayna talk to a Vegas business owner who is still baking cakes and offering free delivery. Kari Garcia owns TSP Baking Company, which is a small business, but her phone is still ringing. They also interview magician Mat Franco, who normally has a show at The LINQ on the strip. Find out what he's doing to keep people entertained! Plus, Sean and Dayna's secret tips include curbside pick-up experiences at Best Buy, and ways to celebrate life in these uncertain times.

In this episode, Lovejit speaks to the legendary director Sean McAllister on his film about in work poverty, A Northern Soul and we also hear from Steve the star of the documentary with his beat bus. Don't forget to subscribe to the show! Mixolydian Studios Sydney (Michiya Nagai and Benjamin Samuels)

The Hard Rock Hotel and Casino closes its doors for good at 3am on February 3, 2020. It will close for renovation, and then reopen as the Virgin Hotel Las Vegas. The Hard Rock opened in 1995. It was the place to be for celebrities, rock stars, and musicians from all over the world. There were dozens of iconic moments. Sean and Dayna interview Richard "Bos" Bosworth, the CEO and president of JC Hospitality which owns the property. Find out more about what you can expect from the new hotel casino... including what restaurants will stay and what new restaurants are coming, the new resort pool concept, the entrance lobby overhaul, the room renovations, and what kinds of entertainment and nightlife you'll find at Virgin. Bos tells all! Sean and Dayna also interview publicists Hillary Smoot and Laura Herlovich, who were both part of the 1995 opening. They have some great memories to share.

It's Super Bowl time! Las Vegas is one of the most popular places to watch the big game. Sean and Dayna talk to Chef Scott Pajak about what Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian has in store for their sold out day. Plus, Kurt Melien, the President of Live Nation Las Vegas chats about culture of Las Vegas entertainment on the strip. He discusses what it's like to get these artists to Las Vegas and why more of them are doing residencies. Also, he explains why you should buy a ticket to a show. Also, the NFL Draft 2020 is coming to Las Vegas in April. Sean and Dayna break down what's in store and how Vegas will go over-the-top as usual! Sean and Dayna also talk to the group, Human Nature. They are from Australia and decided to donate all of their tickets sales from their January 25th show to help with the bush fire in their homeland. And, as always, don't miss Sean and Dayna's two Vegas tips of the week!

Vegas Revealed is hosted by longtime broadcasters, Sean McAllister and Dayna Roselli. Both Sean and Dayna have a combined 40 years in the broadcasting industry, and have each worked 15 years on-air in Las Vegas. Each week, they will share their Las Vegas experiences, interview guests (performers, celebrities, insiders, longtime residents, and friends) about anything Las Vegas. Sean and Dayna will also share some of their useful Las Vegas tips! As longtime locals in the media industry, they have a lot of them! The show is recorded from The Palazzo Broadcast Studio presented by Lagasse Stadium at The Venetian.

In today’s episode, Sean McAllister explains the history of psilocybin’s legality in the United States and what its legal status is today. Sean is an attorney working for decriminalization efforts in California and Colorado. He was general counsel for the decriminalization movement in Denver and is a key figure in legalization efforts in California. Sean walks us through the history of psilocybin in the country over the past half-century. He explains how psychedelics became demonized in popular culture and politics. Throughout the sixties and seventies, psilocybin was branded as a dangerous drug and its use and sale were criminalized in the Controlled Substances Act of 1971. Sean explains how recent cultural shifts have opened up the possibility of looking at psychedelics such as psilocybin for their possible health benefits. He describes what went into decriminalizing psilocybin in Denver through a voter initiative and where it stands there legally at the moment. In many places, psilocybin’s legality occupies a gray area. Though decriminalized, it still remains technically illegal. Sean explains just what this means in the actual legal landscape and how there are still limits to what one can do with psilocybin. We also discuss some very current events. Only a few weeks ago, the effort to collect signatures to legalize psilocybin in California began. Sean has been instrumental in drafting the language for this initiative. He tells us where the effort is at the moment and what it would accomplish if passed.    In this episode: The history of the study and use of psilocybin in the United States The efforts that led to the decriminalization of psilocybin in Denver The distinction between decriminalization and legalization The current state of legalization efforts in California and Oregon   Quotes: “It’s nice that this renaissance is about a cultural and paradigmatic shift towards looking at drug use as a public health issue, not an incarceration issue.” [3:14] “What these elections do is they create so much positivity and hope because it proves that when people come together and when the message is right, the voters will do the right thing, even on a complicated topic like this.” [11:51] “It’s a very complex issue that we’re really only now beginning to unpack. The next five years are really going to be an amazing time to be involved in psychedelic reform. That’s why its the psychedelic renaissance right now.” [41:55]   Links: Get 20% off everything at Octogon Biolabs with coupon code 'plantmedicine’  Decriminalize Nature SPORE Drug Policy Alliance MAPS Decriminalize California Chacruna Check out the full episode post Keep up with everything Plant Medicine related here Porangui

Steve was a struggling warehouse worker by day and hip-hop performer by night. After a chance encounter with award-winning documentary maker Sean McAllister, Steve was asked to get involved in A Northern Soul a film Sean was making. Steve shares his experience of putting his life in the spotlight through the documentary, the issues it raised and how he’s now trying to create new opportunities for young people in Hull. Join in the conversation online using #BeingtheStory

Stevie and Chris are joined by Steve Arnott, founder of the Beats Bus and the subject of a brilliant documentary by Sean McAllister called A Northern Soul. We talk about the documentary, the hip hop bus he has set up, following your dreams despite adversity and also Steve's role in combatting knife crime. Steve is a real genuine guy who, despite whatever life throws at him, is determined to do good. You can't help but be inspired by him! Enjoy. —— Support the work we do by visiting Patreon: patreon.com/mantality Follow us on… Twitter: twitter.com/mantality Instagram: instagram.com/mantalitymagazine Facebook: facebook.com/mantalitymagazine

Download In this episode, Joe records with Sean McAllister, an attorney who helped advise Decriminalize Denver. During this special, extra episode, Sean helps us understand the language in the recent bill for Mushroom Decriminalization in Denver, CO. 3 Key Points: Recently, Psilocybin Mushroom Decriminalization passed on the ballot in Denver, CO. Psilocybin mushrooms have not been made legal, they have simply been decriminalized. This means that Denver has the lowest law enforcement priority around psilocybin and that no money can be used to criminalize this behavior. Decriminalization of Psilocybin in Denver is a big step toward changing the stigma around psychedelics. But we need to be careful, decriminalization is just a tiny step in the right direction and we need to be respectful and responsible with this initiative. Support the show Patreon Leave us a review on iTunes Share us with your friends – favorite podcast, etc Join our Facebook group - Psychedelics Today group – Find the others and create community. Navigating Psychedelics Trip Journal                                               Integration Workbook               Show Notes On May 8th, the city of Denver, Colorado voted yes on I-301, which decriminalizes the possession and use of Psilocybin-containing mushrooms. The official results will be certified on May 16th. As of May 9th - the unofficial results are - yes (50.6%) and no (49.4%).  I-301 decriminalizes adult (21 years or older) possession and use of Psilocybin mushrooms - making these offenses the lowest priority for law enforcement. This initiative also prohibits law enforcement to spend money and resources enforcing arresting adults with possession of mushrooms.  Sean’s Role in the Mushroom Decriminalization in Denver, CO Sean is an Attorney with McAllister Garfield Law Firm in Denver He has done a lot with cannabis law since 2005 He heard about the Mushroom Decriminalization campaign and began working with them His role started in January to help the team understand what it would look like if the bill passed and his role definitely continues going forward now that it has passed What the Vote Means “Decriminalize” means just that Psilocybin mushrooms have not been made legal, they have simply been decriminalized “You should never be arrested for putting something in your body that grows naturally in nature.” - Sean This means that Denver has a lowest law enforcement priority around Psilocybin Its not legal, it's not regulated This bill means that a person cannot be imprisoned for possession and cultivation for personal possession amounts The city is not supposed to spend any money to criminalize this behavior You can grow them to eat them yourself, but you can't grow them to sell them This also doesn't mean that groups can host events and ‘give out’ mushrooms as a gift in return for donation, this is not good behavior for this initiative This initiative is simply a first step at looking at mushrooms in a better light and reducing the stigma For the benefit of this bill passing, we have to be careful about amounts, the smaller the amount of mushrooms the better There isn't an amount listed in the bill to distinguish between personal use and intent to sell The city has to establish a review commission What this commission is supposed to do is track the public safety impact, use, criminal justice impact, etc We hope and guess that Psilocybin will not impact any of these, just like how Marijuana did not impact anything for the bad when it was decriminalized Once the city sees the results, they won't have so much stigma about it, and Denver will lead the way for the state and the rest of the nation for sensible drug policy Political Pushback The typical response was “we already legalized marijuana, let’s not jump to something else” Sean thinks this gives Denver an amazing reputation, that it understands therapeutic ability and research and no tolerance for the drug war “We need a system that addresses public safety concerns but maintains as much personal liberty as possible on these topics” - Shane Other Initiatives Sean is a part of Chacruna, based in San Francisco Oakland is attempting to Decriminalize Nature, which by nature means all naturally occurring substances They aren't on a ballot, they are looking to convince city council to agree with it and accept it California attempted to raise signatures to be on the ballot in the 2018 election but it failed to get on the ballot Oregon is now collecting signatures to get on the ballot at the state level in 2020 Oregon's model is for medicalization, Sean expresses concern for a purely medical model Between big pharma and quiet equity firms, they want to monetize on psychedelics like they did with marijuana, and that's what we risk with medicalization Psychedelic Liberty Summit in 2020 in the Bay Area will be to talk about the rights and wrongs around psychedelic initiatives Final Thoughts Sean mentions a possible system that revolves around a licensing structure Similar to how we get a drivers license; we practice, we take tests, etc. For psychedelics, we would need to learn the effects, harm reduction techniques, take tests to verify our knowledge, etc and receive a license that allows us to use psychedelics freely If we abuse psychedelics and use them improperly, then we would get our license taken away, suspended, etc. Overall, after this initiative passing, we have to be careful we don't ruin this victory with poor behavior Let’s just do what we're doing respectfully, responsibly, and to ourselves Links https://mcallistergarfield.com/ https://chacruna.net/council-for-the-protection-of-sacred-plants/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/attyseanmcallister/ About Sean McAllister Sean T. McAllister is one of the nation’s leading cannabis business attorneys, licensed to practice law in both Colorado and California. Sean’s legal work focuses on the complex interplay between corporate law and state cannabis regulatory structures and federal law. Sean is a recognized leader in the cannabis industry. In 2004, he founded Sensible Colorado, which worked on all of the ballot initiatives in Colorado that culminated in recreational cannabis legalization in 2012.

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An intimate portrayal of a working class resident of Hull, a forgotten city in Northern England. If you want to understand the invisible poverty and how a hardworking man with dream and ambition still gets himself stuck in a dead-end job with soul crashing debt, you'd want to watch “A Northern Soul”.

This interactive and probing session uses the experience of a psychologist to gain insight into the art of directing actuality, the portrayal of character and examine whether we can ever get too close to the subject in documentaries. Moderated by Krishan Arora with Sean Mcallister, Bernadett Tuza-Ritter, Geoff Beattie and Stephen Arnott. Part of the 2018 Craft Summit at Sheffield Doc/Fest presented by Documentary Campus. Visit our website: sheffdocfest.com

A Northern Soul was premiered at the Sheffield Doc-Fest in June. Since its release, the film has gone on to play to packed crowds up-and-down the country and received critical acclaim. In this episode, June Sarpong MBE speaks with the films star Steve Arnott, the director Sean McAllister and Nathalie McDermott from OnRoad Media about the film and their experiences of UK Poverty and the films lasting impact.

We reveal this year's Costa Book Awards shortlists. Critics Alex Clark and Toby Lichtig discuss the books chosen in the five categories: novel, first novel, poetry, biography and children's fiction. Category winners will appear on the programme in January and Front Row will announce the overall prize-winner on 29 January 2019.Documentary maker Sean McAllister reveals what has happened in the week after his film, Northern Soul, was shown on BBC Two. He explains what has happened with Steve Arnott's Beats Bus after his crowdfunding page surpasses its target.Shoplifters, a warm-hearted Japanese film about a family of small-time crooks, won the top prize, the Palme d'Or, at this year's Cannes Festival Film. As it is released into UK cinemas, cultural historian of Japan Dr Chris Harding gives his verdict on the film, its depiction of contemporary Tokyo and the controversy around its success.The Ben Uri Gallery and Museum has seen eleven members of its international advisory panel, including Sir Nicholas Serota – Chair of the Arts Council - resign in protest over the sales of artworks from their collection. David Glasser, the Executive Chair of Ben Uri Gallery and Museum, discusses why he thinks selling works is the only way ensure the establishment's future.Presenter: Kirsty Lang Producer: Ben Mitchell

After being appointed director of last year's opening event for Hull's year as City of Culture, award-winning and Hull-born filmmaker Sean McAllister decided to make a documentary looking at the impact of the City of Culture on Hullensians by following the work of one man to set up a hip-hop project for disadvantaged kids. He discusses the result, A Northern Soul, and explains his current efforts to challenge the film's certification.Jamaican-born Poet Tanya Shirley is one of the Hull 18, a selection of poets who have been commissioned to create new work to be premiered in Hull during the Contains Strong Language festival. She joins Jeremy Poynting, founder of Peepal Tree Press, the largest, worldwide publisher of Caribbean and Black British writing to discuss the rise of Caribbean literature.The artist Sean Scully is famous for his distinctively striped oil paintings. As he opens the first exhibition of his sculpture and paintings in the UK, he talks about his love of stripes, his move into sculpture, and why Van Gogh's painting of his wooden chair had such a profound impact on him. At last year's Contains Strong Language festival, poet Vicky Foster, joined Front Row to read out some of the poems written by the people of Humberside about places special to them in the region. She returns to Front Row to read a new work that she's written, Bathwater, about her experiences of living with violence.Presenter: John Wilson Producer: Ekene Akalawu

One Man, Two Guvnors playwright Richard Bean, artist Spencer Tunick and film-maker Sean McAllister are some of the leading contributors to Hull UK City of Culture 2017. John Wilson reports from the city on the banks of the Humber in the East Riding of Yorkshire on its year-long festival of arts and culture which is about to begin, and discovers that urban regeneration linked to cultural investment and its new status as UK City of Culture is already well underway. Presenter John Wilson Producer Jerome Weatherald.

It's another bonus podcast featuring four more finalists in the EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition. This week we have Leona and Sean McAllister of Plotbox, a software tool for managing cemeteries and John Moore of 3D4 Medical, specialising in the creation of 3D renderings of anatomy. Leona and Sean explain how they got into their unusual line of business and John shares how 3D4 achieved 12 million users. Then Brendan Mooney talks about how his firm Kainos Group helps government departments harness the power of IT and cloud computing. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's another bonus podcast featuring four more finalists in the EY Entrepreneur of the Year competition. This week we have Leona and Sean McAllister of Plotbox, a software tool for managing cemeteries and John Moore of 3D4 Medical, specialising in the creation of 3D renderings of anatomy. Leona and Sean explain how they got into their unusual line of business and John shares how 3D4 achieved 12 million users. Then Brendan Mooney talks about how his firm Kainos Group helps government departments harness the power of IT and cloud computing.

Martin Green, CEO of Hull City of Culture 2017, reveals what's in next year's programme, and film-maker Sean McAllister discusses his plans for the opening seven-day event, Made In Hull.Emma Donoghue, author of Room, talks about her new novel, The Wonder. It's a gothic thriller set in 19th-century Ireland, where a young girl is said to have eaten nothing for months but appears to be thriving miraculously. To celebrate the autumn equinox, poet Zaffar Kunial will perform his poem Prayer, which recalls his father's first words to him as a new-born, and the last words he whispered in his mother's ear. Director Ira Sachs discusses his new film Little Men, which tells the story of a pair of best friends who have their bond tested by their parents' battle over a dress shop lease. Today's shortlisted author for the BBC National Short Story Award is K J Orr, whose story Disappearances is told from the perspective of a retired cosmetic surgeon in Buenos Aires who strikes up an unlikely friendship with a waitress in a cafe.

Magnus von Horns film Efterskalv är kusligt aktuell. Den handlar om vad som är möjligt att förlåta. Finns det egentligen någon väg tillbaka till gemenskapen efter ett grovt brott? Efterskalv handlar om 17-årige John som kommer tillbaka till hemorten efter att ha avtjänat ett fängelsestraff. Men han är långt ifrån förlåten. Missnöjet går från långa blickar, till mobbning och våld. Men biobesökarna lämnas länge i ovisshet om vilket brott han har begått. Efterskalv är en obekväm film som väcker många existentiella frågor. Den är dessutom inspirerad av verkliga händelser. Kino har bjudit in den filmkunnige författaren och professorn i teologi: Ola Sigurdson och filmkritikern Maria Domellöf-Wik på GP för ett samtal om brott och straff, skuld och falsk försoning.Stockholms filmfestival går in på andra veckan och en av de 190 filmer som visas där är kvinnokampsdramat Suffragette. En berättelse om de brittiska rösträttskämparnas militanta kamp, skildrad genom en fotsoldats ögon och med Meryl Streep och Carey Mulligan i två av rollerna. Kinos Karin Svensson har träffat regissören Sara Gavron och manusförfattaren Abi Morgan. Fredrik Wadström har följt ett eget spår i festivalens enorma utbud och fastnat för filmen Among the believers om militant islamism i Pakistan. Han har också träffat två riktiga selfmade dokumentärdebutanter: Caroline Kernen och Tove Kurkiala Medbo, som lärde sig rumänska under produktionen av filmen I jakt på ett bättre liv som skildrar några rumänska migranter i ett tältläger i Bandhagen utanför Stockholm.Och på den största dokumentärfilmsfestivalen i Europa befinner sig Sveriges Radios kulturkorrespondent Lisa Bergström där filmen A Family Affair av Tom Fassaert redan blivit en festivalsnackis. Hon har också sett högaktuella A Syrian Lovestory av Sean McAllister som följt en syrisk familjs försök att upprätthålla kärleken när världen rämnar omkring dem. Programledare: Maria Georgieva Producent: Nina Asarnoj