Podcasts about sunset marquis

Ringo Starr once said, “Everybody knows David Wild.” David is a Grammy-nominated writer, producer and journalist. He had a decades-long career at Rolling Stone Magazine as a contributing editor, he writes for the Grammys, and maybe you've heard his podcast Naked Lunch with co-host Phil Rosenthal of Everybody Loves Raymond and Somebody Feed Phil. In this episode, David will share memorable moments with Paul and Linda McCartney and a life-changing piece of advice Linda offered him, which profoundly impacted his personal life. He'll talk about moving to LA in the early 90s while working for Rolling Stone Magazine and taking up temporary residency and the famed rock hotel, the Sunset Marquis. He'll share unforgettable Grammy moments, why Axl Rose wanted his astrological sign and how Boston is responsible for grunge music. Find out more about David Wild: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildaboutmusicdavid Naked Lunch: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/naked-lunch/id1620018481 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7C5SyM9P4ZBGtcXnMpsPYFIPD7DneRdl Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

X5 Podcast is excited to welcome legendary music manager Doc McGhee, with special guest host, the talented musician Jacob Bunton. Known for guiding the careers of rock icons like KISS, Bon Jovi, and Mötley Crüe, Doc shares unforgettable stories from his decades-long career. Recorded at the iconic Sunset Marquis in Hollywood, this episode gives listeners a rare glimpse into the music industry's backstage. From Doc's unique approach to finding the next big band to managing the wild ride of rock stardom, tune in for insights on crisis management, breaking artists, and a behind-the-scenes look at rock history.

This week the hosts are together, live and in-person *for the first time* from the glamorous Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles. It's a propitious day on top of that, of course, as today is 2-2-24, the official launch day of the Apple Vision Pro. In addition, Meta reported a record quarter, a record dividend, a stock buyback, and a successful Christmas season for its Reality Labs division. The stock shot up fifteen percent. This is just twenty-four hours after CEO Zuck was flogged in Washington, DC (again). The plot thickens as we bring in Xreal's raise of $60M to release its Xreal Air2 Ultra, a $600 alternative to the AVP. Our guest is Tommy Palm, CEO of Resolution Games, which released a game studio on the Pro store today. Thank you to our sponsor, Zappar!Don't forget to like, share, and follow for more! Follow us on all socials @ThisWeekInXR!https://linktr.ee/thisweekinxr Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Rod Gruendyke, General Manager of the legendary Sunset Marquis Hotel, joins the show to share epic tales from his time at this legendary property. Celebrating 60 years of legendary stories and rock 'n' roll history this year, the Sunset Marquis is more than just a hotel; it's a hidden gem in West Hollywood. Nestled in the heart of West Hollywood, the Sunset Marquis has long been a sanctuary for musicians and celebrities. It's the kind of place that everyone's heard of, but only a select few can pinpoint on a map - adding to its allure and mystique. Rock legends like U2, Elton John, and Bob Marley have not just stayed here, but they've also created magic within these walls. Even Hollywood's own Billy Bob Thornton has been a part of this hotel's storied past! The hotel also has a recording studio where dozens of Grammy Award-winning records have been produced. Join us as Rod shares personal anecdotes and unforgettable tales from his time at the property in the heart of West Hollywood.

Rick & Kelly record their show from the Sunset Marquis Hotel in Beverly Hills, where they're prepping for an appearance with Jeff Lewis on Sirius XM... they discuss the Heather situation (and whether or not they'll discuss it on the radio) plus rainbows over Manhattan, the mystery of the underwear solved (?) and the Westhampton beach house goes on the market IN THE NEWS! #heathermcdonald #jefflewis #meganweaver #siriusxm #bravo #bravotv #rhoc #chefstu #rainbows #doublerainbow #westhampton #diy #forsale The Daily Smash is brought to you by IYLIA WINE! Get yours at 20% OFF using the discount code RICK&KELLY20 at IYLIA.COM

Phil and David get together at Phil's house in this special episode. Phil talks about heading out on his whirlwind European "Somebody Feed Phil" book tour. David discusses being hard at work on the upcoming Grammy Awards broadcast airing this coming Sunday February 5 on CBS. And Phil and David both lovingly introduce a special reprise of their very fun and rocking lunch with the one & only Sheryl Crow at the Sunset Marquis. A 9-time Grammy Award winner, Sheryl is nominated once again this year for her stunning song "Forever" featured in the 2022 Showtime doc "Sheryl." So please soak up the sun and enjoy this heartwarming and hilarious conversation. To learn more about building community through food and "Somebody Feed the People," visit the Philanthropy page at philrosenthalworld.com.

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On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson explores the culture, music, and iconic attractions of West Hollywood through the eyes of three prominent locals.  First, Johnson speaks with Rod Gruendyke, longtime general manager of the famed A-lister haunt, the Sunset Marquis. Gruendyke shares some of the stories he's accumulated over the decades, including tales of Green Day's prank wars, Paul Newman's culinary preferences, and an impromptu photo shoot with ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons. From Bono to Billy Bob Thornton to Rihanna, celebs swear by the Sunset Marquis, and our lead guest helps explain why the property is such a draw.  Next, David Cooley, founder and CEO of the world-famous gay bar The Abbey, takes the California Questionnaire. The West Hollywood trailblazer shares how his California dream day would unfold, where he would like to go on the ultimate road trip, and his go-to place for a Golden State splurge.  Lastly, Johnson connects with Tommy Black, musician and longtime GM of The Viper Room. Hear his song “Summer Took Me” play as Black chats with Johnson about the irresistible energy of the Sunset Strip and WeHo's evolving music scene, plus an anecdote from a memorable show with Willie Nelson and Woody Harrelson.

In the first episode of A Suite Life, Malik and Chief sit down with Jason Lee and Evan Ross for a wide-ranging conversation over food and drink at the Sunset Marquis, Los Angeles.   In this conversation, Jason (CEO of viral digital brand Hollywood Unlocked) explores his mentality when dealing with high-profile talent on the red carpet, and also reveals his role in bringing Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion together for “WAP”. Evan (actor; “The Hunger Games”, “The United States vs. Billie Holiday”) also opens up about the advice his mother, Diana Ross, gave him about raising children.   Follow A Suite Life: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asuitelifepod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@asuitelifepod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgdnIhfgBv2bBKwwn5qLQBw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ASUITELIFEPOD/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Phil Rosenthal and David Wild have lunch with Grammy award winning superstar Sheryl Crow. Phil, David, and Sheryl meet at the legendary Sunset Marquis, a place where Phil has never been before, but Sheryl and David both lived when they moved to LA. They discuss "Sheryl," the recent acclaimed Showtime documentary made about Crow's life and career, as well as food, family and the occasional high price of being a people-pleaser. To learn more about building community through food and "Somebody Feed the People," visit the Philanthropy page at Phil Rosenthal World dot com.

If you go out on the Sunset Strip, I'm sure you've crossed paths with Max Noce. Always dressed in black, he's likely to show up at the Sunset Marquis right before midnight. He might also be in the company of one of his friends, a rockstar likely. Yes, Max is friends with rockstars, but only because he's a rockstar himself, a styling rockstar. He was born in Milan, that's where he fell in love with rock n' roll, that's when he experienced his first tours at age 13 (!); but he really started his career in Fashion in London, where Red Hot Chili Peppers convinced him to relocate to Los Angeles at the end of the 1990s. A flight and a PCH drive later, and there he was, finally home in the city of angels. He started working at Lord's, crafting custom pieces for musicians, quickly forging a reputation for himself as one of the greatest clothing sculptors of the town. But what he really did was none other than helping those musicians craft their image and identity, something very important for an artist. After opening his first store with a friend he branched on solo and had his own shop/gallery/after-hours party club on the Sunset Strip for a while before closing it because, well, ... he needed to stay alive! Drained by his lifestyle, Max stepped aside a little bit and came back stronger. Nowadays, he keeps working in Hollywood and he has managed to create his own legend, being responsible for some of the most iconic looks of rockstars like Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains), Duff McKagan (Guns n' Roses), but also actors like Mickey Rourke, just to name a few. It was a great opportunity for us to talk to a witness of the last glorious days of LA at the end of the '90s and see what he thinks of today's scene. He wasn't shy and he told us many amazing stories about legends such as Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, Julian Lennon, and even French legend Johnny Hallyday. For us, it was also the opportunity to talk about image, a very important component of today's digitalized communication. Do rockers know what to do in today's digital world? How can they maintain mystery and style in the day of constant broadcasting of our private lives? Max might not have all the answers but he sure knows about style and the essence of the Strip: Sex, Drugs, and Rock N' Roll, we're definitely hanging on Sunset in his company. Vincent Fernanda and Vincent have been around the LA alternative music scene for almost a decade yet they never felt it was a real community. They came to the US with the same dream of joining a vibrant community of artists but they soon realized the Laurel Canyon, Sunset Strip, and Fairfax High School days were long gone. Because talent is still brewing and because L.A. deserves another chapter in the music history books, we decided to help by giving a voice to a new generation of rock bands and connect them to the many fans & professionals that are hoping to see a new scene arise. Join the movement! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/support

Before we met Brinley, I came across her Instagram account thanks to the almighty algorithm gods and I was intrigued by this young woman shredding old-time classic rock riffs on her Gibson. She was sharing reels of herself performing her favorite riffs from Led Zepplin or Aerosmith and I thought to myself "what the hell is happening? Is there a niche for everything now?" Well, I suppose, and the good news is that a 20 something-year-old girl can build a solid fan base with her axe, throwing leads to the faces of youngsters who were born in the Justin Bieber era. But then I wondered: "Maybe I'm the target audience for that, maybe her reels are reaching out to old dudes missing the golden era of rock n' roll, maybe it's pure nostalgia for the boomers who have made their way to the world of the internet". I needed to find out! So when Fernanda brought Brinley into the conversation, it was obvious she should be a guest on our show. Fernanda knew her, she met her at one of those Sunset Marquis nights on a Saturday night. Next thing you know, Brinley is with us in the studio. She's a vibrant girl, she has a loud laugh and she's very confident when it comes to her style of music and clothes. There's no way somebody could make her derive from her path to glory in the realm of classic rock. To her, there's no hesitation; Rock n' roll might not be the mainstream trend right now, but that's what she loves, so bear with it. She's going to keep rocking whatever happens. And you know what? Other young people find inspiration in her, that's the real beauty of it. She receives tons of messages from girls around the world who want to be playing the guitar just like her, girls her age or even younger. Gen Z didn't have a guitar hero yet. They might have found their guitar heroine. Of course, one question remains. Can you only be an Instagram Guitar player? Yes, it is enough to attract prestigious brands (Brinley is endorsed by Gibson), but is it enough to build a sustaining carrier as a rock star? Well, Brinley is too smart to avoid the question. And she will admit that Instagram is a very great tool to build awareness around her art, but this is not her main goal. Because ultimately she dreams of touring with her band around the world and be on stage every night. She dreams of shredding her Gibson in front of her fans just like Joe Perry or Jimmy Page. Maybe one day she'll have her own Roller Coaster, like Aerosmith. There's one thing for sure, we're already on board. Vincent Fernanda and Vincent have been around the LA alternative music scene for almost a decade yet they never felt it was a real community. They came to the US with the same dream of joining a vibrant community of artists but they soon realized the Laurel Canyon, Sunset Strip, and Fairfax High School days were long gone. Because talent is still brewing and because L.A. deserves another chapter in the music history books, we decided to help by giving a voice to a new generation of rock bands and connect them to the many fans & professionals that are hoping to see a new scene arise. Join the movement! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hangingonsunset/support

Dan revisits a PC chat he and pal Emma Patterson had with music superstar G-Eazy at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood. And by PC we mean "Pre-Covid," and most definitely NOT "politically correct." Indeed, the conversation gets downright bawdy at times, thanks in no small part to all the Stillhouse Whiskey that was consumed that day... Stillhouse, of course, being the happening hooch brand G-Eazy founded with his good buddy Brad Beckerman, who's also on the show. And there's a Drinking Game!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Congrats to the Dodgers for winning the world series for the first time since 1988. Did you catch the game at one of your favorite WeHo sports bars? This week, we head into Halloween and yes … we will sorely miss our Halloween Festival on Santa Monica Blvd. However, show your pumpkin-carving skills with a visit to the Pumpkin Patch at Beverly Center. This week the girls welcome Chris Santos, Founder of Dr. Refresh on Melrose Place. This wellness oasis has only been open 19 days, but make sure to have a listen to the podcast to learn about Chris and his business on the bleeding edge of fitness, wellness, anti-aging and beauty. He has been dedicated to health and fitness all of his life as a triathlete, martial artist, and wellness / biohacking enthusiast. Eat & Drink Week: We head into the final days of Eat + Drink Week (Nov 1) and Maxine's pick is Cavatina at Sunset Marquis. You have to cross a bridge across a koi pond and it feels like Hawaii. It will be even more enchanting when the holiday lights make their appearance shortly. Sweet Treats: Tracy scoured the neighborhood and her picks for some tasty treats are Cake Monkey, Pitchoun, Gelson's, and Conservatory (for the spooky drinks too!). However, it is the macarons for Maxine as she waits for Bottega Louie to open their doors in early November. Lisa's Back: The block at SM between Robertson & San Vicente appears to be alive again with Pump, Tom Tom and its expanded patio offering Vanderpump Rules realness to fans of all the shows. Time to Vote: We don't think we need to remind you how important your voice is right now, and for a little extra incentive Uncle Paulie's Deli, Lauren's fave, will give you buy-one-get-one free when you come in with an “I Voted” sticker. Uber is also offering some deal specials if you need a ride to the ballot box or polls. Robertson House: James Perse proves they are much more than high end t-shirts and sweats on Robertson next to the Ivy. This fully immersive experience will showcase their furniture collection and accessories including sheets, towels, antiques, cashmere throws and more.

This week John Erickson, local West Hollywood resident with life-long activism and advocacy from an early age joins We Know Weho to discuss his (first-time) candidacy run for a seat on the West Hollywood City Council. Erickson first planted roots in West Hollywood in 2010. While completing his Ph.D. at Claremont Graduate University in American Religious History, he was selected as an intern for the West Hollywood City Council and moved into the city. The internship set him on a path to connect decades of work for social and economic justice with his passion for public service. After the internship, Erickson went on to become Council Deputy to former Councilmember Abbe Land and then the City's Community Affairs Technician where he worked directly with West Hollywood residents, civic leaders, and organizations across Southern California. At City Hall, Erickson advanced policies and programs to increase awareness around LGBTQ+ rights, women's rights, the environment, and civic engagement. While at City Hall, served as the President of West Hollywood Municipal Employees (WEHOME) American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Local Union No. 3339, AFL-CIO. He learned to bring residents and local businesses together so that City Hall works for everyone, to take forward-thinking policies from white paper to law, and to provide exceptional constituent services. Currently, Erickson is the Director of Public Affairs for Planned Parenthood Los Angeles, a Planning Commissioner for the City of West Hollywood, and President of the Board for the ACLU of Southern California. Show Notes & Links: John Erickson https://erickson4weho.com/ Hollywood Food Coalition https://hofoco.org/ SOVA https://www.jfsla.org/SOVA Jone's https://joneshollywood.com/ Salt's Cure Breakfast https://www.breakfastbysaltscure.com/ Madison & Park Coffee https://www.instagram.com/madisonandparkcoffee/?hl=en Astro Burger http://www.astroburger.com/ Fred Segal (the real Fred Segal on Sunset) https://www.fredsegal.com/ Mauro's Cafe http://mauroscafe.com/#ad-image-2 Pace Joint https://pacejoint.com/ Harold's Chicken Shack https://www.haroldschickenla.com/ Cavatina at the Sunset Marquis https://sunsetmarquis.com/cavatina-restaurant/ Pink Taco https://pinktaco.com/ Carrie's Pilates outdoor studio on La Brea https://www.carriespilatesplus.com/ Harmony Pilates https://harmonystudiospilates.com/ Annie Lennox https://www.annielennox.com/ Capitol Drugs https://capitoldrugs.com/locations/west-hollywood/ Pampered Hands https://pampered-hands.com/ West Hollywood City Council Meeting

Dennis Hofilena is a long time resident of Los Angeles. And has spent his entire career in the luxury hospitality market. He began as a Reservationist for the Mondrian Hotel in West Hollywood before serving as the Sunset Marquis' Reservationist Manager. He became the Sunset Marquis' Director of Sales & Marketing... but not without a hefty life changing price. Get ready to be amazed, saddened, hopeful and inspired! #PacosPlaceLive #DennisHofilena #PacoArespacochaga Gear Used For This Episode:  Canon M50 + Accessories - https://amzn.to/2tbHMns  Aperture 120d Mark II Key Light - https://amzn.to/357cXxF  Neewer LED Fill Lights - https://amzn.to/359KY01  Rodecaster Pro - https://amzn.to/37k6Lnu  To support the growth of our channel, please check out our merch store at:  SHIRT and MERCH Proceeds from sales will be used to upgrade equipment used in the studio. - https://shirtandmerch.com  This episode is sponsored by:  Radiant Medical Aesthetics - http://radiantbeautymd.com  LDS Systems - https://www.ldssystems.com  Copyright ©2020 The Paco Arespacochaga Podcast. All Rights Reserved.

Episode 9: Andy Allo Andy balances a successful acting career with recurring roles on Chicago Fire and Black Lightning while launching her music career!  Once a member of the New Power Generation, Andy tells Chris about learning from a legend. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene. Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer:  Chris Quock

The Pogues cofounding tin whistle player discusses the legendary Anglo-Irish folk punk band's formation and long career as well as his residence in New Orleans and collaborations with the Lost Bayou Ramblers. With Spider's background, it's no surprise he fits right in with the Troubled Men. Topics include infrastructure failure, a misunderstanding, gender-reveal disasters, The Joker, garbage popcorn, an advertisement, filming “Straight to Hell” with Alex Cox in Spain, Joe Strummer stories, the English punk scene, Shane MacGowan, a fanzine, a first meeting, early bands, a first gig, a soldier story, the tin whistle, the New Republicans, Poguetry, Cait O'Riordan, a shoutout, folk-punk commonalities, Shane's departure, Ulcer/Ulster Says No, the Sweet and Low Orchestra, La Bamba, Fairytale of New York, the Sunset Marquis, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, Seinfeld, hands, boxing, a tribute, Sinéad O'Connor, a leather jacket, and much more. Support the Cocktail Fund in the links. Subscribe, review, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “If I Should Fall from Grace with God” by the Pogues

The Pogues cofounding tin whistle player discusses the legendary Anglo-Irish folk punk band’s formation and long career as well as his residence in New Orleans and collaborations with the Lost Bayou Ramblers. With Spider’s background, it’s no surprise he fits right in with the Troubled Men. Topics include infrastructure failure, a misunderstanding, gender-reveal disasters, The Joker, garbage popcorn, an advertisement, filming “Straight to Hell” with Alex Cox in Spain, Joe Strummer stories, the English punk scene, Shane MacGowan, a fanzine, a first meeting, early bands, a first gig, a soldier story, the tin whistle, the New Republicans, Poguetry, Cait O’Riordan, a shoutout, folk-punk commonalities, Shane’s departure, Ulcer/Ulster Says No, the Sweet and Low Orchestra, La Bamba, Fairytale of New York, the Sunset Marquis, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, Seinfeld, hands, boxing, a tribute, Sinéad O’Connor, a leather jacket, and much more. Support the Cocktail Fund in the links. Subscribe, review, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “If I Should Fall from Grace with God” by the Pogues

Episode 8: Bellsaint Caroline Brooks and Kyle Moore of BELLSAINT talk to Chris about the  background for their writing and how their style fluctuates based on the music.  Caroline's influences stretch from Patsy Cline to Johnny Cash, and you can hear it when they play live on the podcast! Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene. Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer:  Chris Quock

Episode 7: John the Martyr Chris talks to the founding members of John the Martyr, a band with a unique sound that harkens back to the best of Motown. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about John the Martyr and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 6: Kasey Lansdale & Brian Viglione Chris gets into the weeds with country singer Kasey Lansdale about what really is country music, what is going on with artists in Nashville, while guitarist Brian Viglione talks about getting over his east coast prejudice in order to move to Los Angeles. This episode features live performances of the singles “Sorry Ain’t Enough” and “Good Girl”. See Kasey and Brian at the Grove for Saddle Up Sundays and hear them on spotify, youtube, instagram and kaseylandsdale.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Kasey & Brian and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 5: Marcus Eaton Singer/songwriter Marcus Eaton sits down with Chris for this episode of Under the Marquis. Marcus explains how playing with David Crosby has made him a regular traveler to Italy. Chris asks Marcus who his inspirations are, and which of them keeps appearing in his music. This episode features a live performance of the single “Fiona”. Find Marcus on youtube, spotify and his own marcuseaton.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Marcus and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 4: Rob Leines Chris brings country artist Rob Leines to Nightbird to ask him about the grind of being a non-pop star in a pop star world. Chris and Rob talk about the road, venues large and small, inspiration, and that Rob does, indeed, shred on the guitar. This episode features a live performance of Rob’s singles “Blue Collar” and “All I Need”. Find Rob on spotify, youtube, Instagram and www.robleines.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Rob and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 3: Hamish Anderson Blues musician and Live at Sunset veteran Hamish Anderson comes to the studio to tell Chris what it was like to come up in the Australian music scene, his love of all things Blues/Rock&Roll, and why he keeps coming back to the Sunset Marquis. This episode features an acoustic version of “ You Give Me Something” from Hamish’s latest album Out of my Head. Find Hamish on spotify, youtube, soundcloud and hamishandersonmusic.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Hamish and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 2: Andrew Lawrence Chris talks loving music over all else with multi-faceted artist Andrew Lawrence. Andrew is the type of artist who follows his many passions to wherever they may lead, and how this brought him to Live at Sunset one day, and to Africa to see gorillas another day. This episode features a live performance of Andy’s song “Reasons”. Find Andrew’s music on spotify, youtube, and his own www.AndyLawrencemusic.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Andy and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Episode 1: Meekoh Join Chris as he sits down with singer/songwritee Meekoh to discuss his path from Christian musician to purveyor of “baby-making music”, his views on the current state of the music industry and the story behind a special version of a new song. Find Meekoh on Spotify, Youtube, Soundcloud and at www.meekoh.com. Visit the Sunset Marquis (www.sunsetmarquis.com) to learn more about Meekoh and other artists who take the stage at Sunset Live. Under the Marquis is recorded at Nightbird Recording Studios in the underground of the Sunset Marquis Hotel in West Hollywood, California.  Producer and Host Christopher Cope handpicks up and coming talent for his annual concert series Live at Sunset Marquis, helping to kickstart the careers of talented musicians touring the LA scene.  This podcast features some of the best artist alumn from Live at Sunset, as well as some other special guests.  Check out liveatsunsetmarquis.com for show videos and live music via soundcloud.  You can also follow us on facebook at Sunset Marquis to see the concert series broadcast live!  @sunsetmarquis Produced by: Christopher Cope and A.J. Wedding Sound Engineer: Chris Quock

Hailed by Flaunt Magazine as one half of "London's most exciting DJ duo," international DJ, actress, and filmmaker, Samantha Michelle makes her way back to the US with her hugely popular and spirited DJ sets that can only be described as distinctly vintage, upbeat and classical, as she fuses familiar tunes with rare records moving swiftly between the genres of rhythm and blues, ska, reggae, soul, and funk.  Bringing with her a deep passion to share good vibes and great times, the successful creator is a force to be reckoned with, already holding residencies at Omar's Park Avenue, The Morrison Hotel Gallery, and Sunset Marquis, and DJ'ing for various events for Saks Fifth Avenue, Good Luck Dry Cleaners, God's Love We Deliver, and the reception and closing gala of the exhibition of "The Lost Warhols" where she also managed the creative content and experiential programming for the entire 3 weeklong exhibition.  Listen as I chat with Samantha about her passions in music, poetry, and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We're sluggin' Stillhouse Whiskey with superstar rapper and record producer G-Eazy and Stillhouse founder Brad Beckerman at the Sunset Marquis hotel in West Hollywood. G-Eazy doesn’t just make 7 time platinum hits like “Me, Myself & I,” he also makes damn good whiskey — 7 delicious flavors in fact, which Dan and Emma waste no time getting into.

What is it like to be both a movie star AND an avid fan? On this episode of The Celebrity Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano from the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles, actress Illeana Douglas dishes with me on growing up with her grandfather, classic movie great, Melvin Douglas, working along some of the best filmmakers of our time like Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro, and her life in and out of the movies. Plus, we hash on her book, I Blame Dennis Hopper, hosting Trailblazing Women on Turner Classic Movies, and our very (very!)  favorite movies. Listen in - youll be surprised! 

In an intimate conversation at the Sunset Marquis, Sophie Tweed-Simmons and I dish on her songwriting process, her stance on social media, her work with Refinery29 and Adoreme.com on positive body image and just what she thinks about this crazy election. Listen in! For more information, visit Http://TheDinnerParty.tv and http://TheDinnerParty.tv/sophie-simmons/ .

On the most recent episode of The Celebrity Dinner Party, violin virtuoso Joshua Bell joins host Elysabeth Alfano at the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles. Over food and wine, the two dish on Joshua's relationship with his 1713 Stradivarius, the balance between intellectual and emotional playing, his well-known subway "experiment", composers who have marked him, and the best snacks before he performs.  So grab a glass of Kendall-Jackson wine and listen in!

Producer, Writer (Gross Point Blank and High Fidelity) and Director (About Last Night, Hot Tub Time Machine and Hot Tub Time Machine 2) Steve Pink joins host Elysabeth Alfano on The Celebrity Dinner Party.  Over food and wine from the swank Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood, the two dish on Steve growing up in Chicago, collaborating with Jeremy Piven and John Cusack and studying at the Piven Theatre with Shira Piven, Joyce Piven and Joan Cusack. They also dig into how bad movies happen and their favorite movies for all time.  So belly up with some popcorn and listen in!

Motivation Week - Learn from Someone Accomplished Jack Butala: Motivation Week - Learn from Someone Accomplished. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Jack Butala: Jack Butala with Jill DeWit. Jill DeWit: Hi. Jack Butala: Welcome to our show today. In this episode Jill and I talk about, "Hey it's motivation week." Step 2, learn from someone who's accomplished. Step 1 is dream it up, and kind of visualize the end. That was yesterday's show, and that was fun. This one is now let's get serious about it, and get some education, and learn from somebody whose done it already, and make sure they've done it already, and they're telling the truth. Make sure you have a good feeling about it. There's a lot of very accomplished people that you just have to spray yourself off with Lysol after you listen to them talk. Jill DeWit: Yuck. That's a good point though. There are very accomplished people whose motivations now are not as sincere as they should be. Jack Butala: That's right. Jill DeWit: I think that's what you were trying to say with your Lysol term. Jack Butala: I got that from a former boss. He's like, "Yeah, we're not going to do anything with these guys because I have to get the Lysol out." Jill DeWit: That just brought up this horrible image. Jack Butala: Do these kids know what Lysol is? Jill DeWit: They know what Lysol is. Jack Butala: The kids do, you think? Jill DeWit: There's commercials on still. Jack Butala: That's still a product? I don't even know. Jill DeWit: Yes, there's still Lysol. You can say hand sanitizer. You shake your hand ... If you shake someone's hand, and you need hand sanitizer, that kind of a person. They're slimmy. Jack Butala: Great show today. Before we get started let's share something interesting that's happened to us lately. I'm getting used to the new format. Jill DeWit: You know Jack, I thought this would be an excellent time to ... A few people who follow us on Facebook know where we were on Friday night because they put some notes on their, and they saw a little video. Jack Butala: I can't think that far back. Jill DeWit: I know, let me refresh your memory. I wanted you to tell the story, Jack, about Friday night because ... Let me preface this. You were all in going into it. We were kind of drug there ... I don't want to say drug there, I was whole-heartedly all in. Jack Butala: I was drug there. Jill DeWit: You were drug there. Jack Butala: I remember now. Jill DeWit: By a younger generation person in our world who really wanted to have a Friday night West Hollywood event. You want to share Jack? Jack Butala: Yeah, they drug me kicking and screaming, as usual. I don't mind having fun and all that stuff as long as it's close to home, and it's not a big ... This was a 10 mile Uber ride. 15 miles. I don't know. A lot of zip codes. I like to stay in one zip code. This is 6 zip codes away. Jill DeWit: This is true. Jack Butala: Kicking and screaming, and man, did I have a blast. We went to some world famous institutional spots. The whole thing started with Jill because she's got ... I checked a couple of things off my bucket list that night, and I'm not joking. Jill DeWit: That's so great. Jack Butala: That's how cool I was. Jill DeWit: I'm so glad. Jack Butala: Give us a summary. Tell them ... You know ... I don't even remember the names of these places, but you do. Jill DeWit: We started off the evening having a cocktail at a institutional hotel in West Hollywood where all the musicians hang out. It has been forever. You name it from- Jack Butala: It's the Sunset Marquis. We can name it. Jill DeWit: From Sting to Ch- Jack Butala: I'm the biggest Led Zeppelin fan there ever ...

Motivation Week - Learn from Someone Accomplished Jack Butala: Motivation Week - Learn from Someone Accomplished. Every Single month we give away a property for free. It's super simple to qualify. Two simple steps. Leave us your feedback for this podcast on iTunes and number two, get the free ebook at landacademy.com, you don't even have to read it. Thanks for listening. Jack Butala: Jack Butala with Jill DeWit. Jill DeWit: Hi. Jack Butala: Welcome to our show today. In this episode Jill and I talk about, "Hey it's motivation week." Step 2, learn from someone who's accomplished. Step 1 is dream it up, and kind of visualize the end. That was yesterday's show, and that was fun. This one is now let's get serious about it, and get some education, and learn from somebody whose done it already, and make sure they've done it already, and they're telling the truth. Make sure you have a good feeling about it. There's a lot of very accomplished people that you just have to spray yourself off with Lysol after you listen to them talk. Jill DeWit: Yuck. That's a good point though. There are very accomplished people whose motivations now are not as sincere as they should be. Jack Butala: That's right. Jill DeWit: I think that's what you were trying to say with your Lysol term. Jack Butala: I got that from a former boss. He's like, "Yeah, we're not going to do anything with these guys because I have to get the Lysol out." Jill DeWit: That just brought up this horrible image. Jack Butala: Do these kids know what Lysol is? Jill DeWit: They know what Lysol is. Jack Butala: The kids do, you think? Jill DeWit: There's commercials on still. Jack Butala: That's still a product? I don't even know. Jill DeWit: Yes, there's still Lysol. You can say hand sanitizer. You shake your hand ... If you shake someone's hand, and you need hand sanitizer, that kind of a person. They're slimmy. Jack Butala: Great show today. Before we get started let's share something interesting that's happened to us lately. I'm getting used to the new format. Jill DeWit: You know Jack, I thought this would be an excellent time to ... A few people who follow us on Facebook know where we were on Friday night because they put some notes on their, and they saw a little video. Jack Butala: I can't think that far back. Jill DeWit: I know, let me refresh your memory. I wanted you to tell the story, Jack, about Friday night because ... Let me preface this. You were all in going into it. We were kind of drug there ... I don't want to say drug there, I was whole-heartedly all in. Jack Butala: I was drug there. Jill DeWit: You were drug there. Jack Butala: I remember now. Jill DeWit: By a younger generation person in our world who really wanted to have a Friday night West Hollywood event. You want to share Jack? Jack Butala: Yeah, they drug me kicking and screaming, as usual. I don't mind having fun and all that stuff as long as it's close to home, and it's not a big ... This was a 10 mile Uber ride. 15 miles. I don't know. A lot of zip codes. I like to stay in one zip code. This is 6 zip codes away. Jill DeWit: This is true. Jack Butala: Kicking and screaming, and man, did I have a blast. We went to some world famous institutional spots. The whole thing started with Jill because she's got ... I checked a couple of things off my bucket list that night, and I'm not joking. Jill DeWit: That's so great. Jack Butala: That's how cool I was. Jill DeWit: I'm so glad. Jack Butala: Give us a summary. Tell them ... You know ... I don't even remember the names of these places, but you do. Jill DeWit: We started off the evening having a cocktail at a institutional hotel in West Hollywood where all the musicians hang out. It has been forever. You name it from- Jack Butala: It's the Sunset Marquis. We can name it. Jill DeWit: From Sting to Ch- Jack Butala: I'm the biggest Led Zeppelin fan there ever ...

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on finding a job you love and what I like to call "The Bingo Effect" . SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on being your best self, letting the past be the past, embracing your full self, finding the career you love and favorite snacks. SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on reframing your world to live your best life. SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on the being your best self. SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on the best beauty tools and the ultimate designer. SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Fashion and Lifestyle Expert, Lawrence Zarian joins me at the Sunset Marquis to dish on favorite snacks. SUBSCRIBE now and for more information visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/fashion-expert-lawrence-zarian.

Over food from Cavatina Restaurant at the Sunset Marquis, Joel Murray and Curtis Armstrong and I dish on movies, marriage, food, working in the biz, what it means to be a nerd and favorite snacks. For more information, visit: http://theDinnerParty.tv/Joel-Murray-and-Curtis-Armstrong .

Over food from Cavatina Restaurant at the Sunset Marquis, Joel Murray and Curtis Armstrong and I dish on movies, marriage, food, working in the biz, what it means to be a nerd and favorite snacks. For more information, visit: http://theDinnerParty.tv/Joel-Murray-and-Curtis-Armstrong .

Outspoken funny girl Margaret Cho dishes with host Elysabeth Alfano at the Sunset Marquis with a Tequila Cocktail. The two talk about everything from the intersection of being bi-sexual and Korean, being a sexual abuse survivor, morality on the internet and words of advice from Amy Schumer and Jerry Seinfeld regarding trolling, quick diet tips, her garbage, Aretha Franklin and Carole King and her favorite (bizarre!) snack! For more info, visit http://TheDinnerParty.tv/Margaret-Cho .

Outspoken funny girl Margaret Cho dishes with host Elysabeth Alfano at the Sunset Marquis with a Tequila Cocktail. The two talk about everything from the intersection of being bi-sexual and Korean, being a sexual abuse survivor, morality on the internet and words of advice from Amy Schumer and Jerry Seinfeld regarding trolling, quick diet tips, her garbage, Aretha Franklin and Carole King and her favorite (bizarre!) snack! For more info, visit http://TheDinnerParty.tv/Margaret-Cho .

Over good grub from Cavatina Restaurant at the Sunset Marquis and a Wansas Tequila Cocktail, Margaret Cho dishes on morality on the internet, trolling and speaking her mind on this quick bite of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano. For more information, visit http://TheDinnerParty.tv/Margaret-Cho .

Over a tequila cocktail and some good grub at the Sunset Marquis, funny girl Margaret Cho dishes on her bizarre favorite snack and her garbage on The Celebrity Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano. For more information, visit http://TheDinnerParty.tv/Margaret-Cho .

Actor Michael Madsen and his filmmaker Mother Elaine Madsen join me for a special episode of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano web series from the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles just in time for Mother's Day. Over some Kendall Jackson's Vintner's Reserve Merlot, we dish on Michael's career and long-standing relationship with Quentin Tarantino, the cycles of stardom and he debunks a myth about working with John Malkovich. For more information, visit http://thedinnerparty.tv/michael-and-elaine-madsen/ .

NBC's Alex Meneses and ABC's Wynn Everett talk working and motherhood in Hollywood, what Alex looks for in guy, fame vs. success and favorite snacks over delicious dishes at the Sunset Marquis on The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano.

NBC's Alex Meneses and ABC's Wynn Everett talk working in Hollywood in your 30s, 40s and 50s in Hollywood, motherhood and knowning what you want over delicious dishes at the Sunset Marquis on this quick bite from the first episode of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano. To view the full episode, visit http://thedinnerparty.tv/wynn-everett-alex-meneses/ . For more information, visit http://TheDinnerParty.tv/about-dinner-party/ . For more information, visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/about-dinner-party

NBC's Alex Meneses and ABC's Wynn Everett talk fame versus success and what Alex wants in a guy on this quick bite from episode 1 of The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano at the Sunset Marquis. To view the full episode, visit http://thedinnerparty.tv/wynn-everett-alex-meneses/ . For more information, visit http://theDinnerParty.tv/about-dinner-party

What do New York Times best-selling author, screen, TV and comic book writer, Gregg Hurwitz, and fitness icon Denise Austin have in common? As you'll find out in the podcast, more than you would think! Over food from Cavatina Restaurant from the dreamy Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles, Gregg, Denise and I dish on the art of discipline, becoming great at what you do, Gregg's new thriller Orphan X (already sold as a movie to be featuring Bradley Cooper), Denise's new 360° Workout Plan, and so much more on The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano.

From a swank villa at the Sunset Marquis in Los Angeles, Seinfeld writer and co-executive producer, Peter Mehlman, joins "The Dinner Party with Elysabeth Alfano." Over octopus and fries, the two dish on life after Seinfeld and Peter's book, "It Won't Always Be This Great."

Mick Rock is a legendary music photographer often dubbed "The man who shot the seventies". He's worked extensively with Syd Barrett, David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Peter Gabriel and Andy Warhol. I had the chance to site down with Mick at the Sunset Marquis in Hollywood to discuss his career. Thanks for watching - if you like this video, remember to share it with your friends! Ted Forbes The Art of Photography 3100 Main St #135 Dallas, Texas 75226

Ming & guest co-host Samantha Aurelio talk to 'The Room' actress Robyn Paris about her experiences working with Tommy Wiseau and her current kickstarter project 'The Room Actors: Where Are They Now? A Mockumentary' Recorded at The Sunset Marquis

Sam Q gets a gift from Los Angeles and sees Interstellar. Ming talks about his dreams coming true out West at the Sunset Marquis. Actress Kelly Frye from The Flash calls in to talk about her role as the meta-human Plastique.

Sam Q gets a gift from Los Angeles and sees Interstellar. Ming talks about his dreams coming true out West at the Sunset Marquis. Actress Kelly Frye from The Flash calls in to talk about her role as the meta-human Plastique.

Ming talks to Grammy nominated singer/songwriter Samantha Aurelio about her new track - In The Stillness. Recorded at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood.

Ming talks to Grammy nominated singer/songwriter Samantha Aurelio about her new track - In The Stillness. Recorded at the Sunset Marquis in West Hollywood.

The Pogues cofounding tin whistle player discusses the legendary Anglo-Irish folk punk band's formation and long career as well as his residence in New Orleans and collaborations with the Lost Bayou Ramblers. With Spider's background, it's no surprise he fits right in with the Troubled Men. Topics include infrastructure failure, a misunderstanding, gender-reveal disasters, The Joker, garbage popcorn, an advertisement, filming “Straight to Hell” with Alex Cox in Spain, Joe Strummer stories, the English punk scene, Shane MacGowan, a fanzine, a first meeting, early bands, a first gig, a soldier story, the tin whistle, the New Republicans, Poguetry, Cait O'Riordan, a shoutout, folk-punk commonalities, Shane's departure, Ulcer/Ulster Says No, the Sweet and Low Orchestra, La Bamba, Fairytale of New York, the Sunset Marquis, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara, Seinfeld, hands, boxing, a tribute, Sinéad O'Connor, a leather jacket, and much more. Support the podcast [here](https://www.paypal.me/troubledmenpodcast). Subscribe, review, and rate on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast aggregator. Follow on social media, share with friends, and spread the Troubled Word. Intro music: Styler/Coman Outro music: “If I Should Fall from Grace with God” by the Pogues