Somewhere In Vegas

A four time Emmy award winner, actor John Burke has been on many great daytime tv shows and movies, but his greatest role is an adventurer.Having been to the bottom of the ocean with James Cameron and in the wilds of Africa, Bruke has been the long time host of PBS's "Outdoor Nevada" which explores unseen sides of the state.We talk to Burke about his travels, the sites, and the stories from the great state of Nevada any beyond.

Having worked in Hollywood producing behind the scenes content for movies, Jan Hogrewe soon found a new passion - jams and jellies. Her popular fig jam started what has been a successful business.We talked to Hogrewe about building her business and how her products are made.You can go to http://www.JustJans.com to order and get recipes from breads to cocktails.

Having been a single mom and going through a messy divorce, Faith Fox decided it was time to take the law into her own hands of sorts.She worked her way through law school and became a a well respect lawyer. Her hard work paid off becoming a Managing Partner for The Cochran Firm on Charlotte, North Carolina.We talked to Fox about working her way through school as a single mom, the current scene in Charlotte, and her current case involving a transgender person who was denied voting rights.

In the hotbed of music Austin, Texas, Atlas Cage is creating and innovating as a producer and musician.One of his many projects, Chords of Eve, just released their new single "Brightside".We talked tp Cage about his process producing, his passion for music, and pro-wrestling.

British filmmakers Staten Cousins Roe and Poppy Roe take you on a killer road trip in their new movie "A Serial Killer's Guide to Life".The film follows Lou Farnt (Katie Brayben): a 30-something, self-help addict who wants nothing more than to escape her overly controlling mother and the dead-end seaside town where she grew up. So when strange and strikingly confident new life coach Val (Poppy Roe) suddenly arrives on the scene and invites her on a road trip of alternative therapies, Lou finds the perfect opportunity to leave, and the perfect person to become. Unfortunately for Lou, Val’s a serial killer!We talk to the couple on shooting with a very short schedule and the chemistry on set.

As social media is fixated on photos of cute animals, Rebecca Stern takes a look at artists who take it to the next level.In her documentary "Well Groomed" Stern followed a year in the lives of pet groomers, who look to compete for top honors in competitive grooming, which takes poodles from cute to fabulous. We talked to Stern about the sport, preparations, and motivations behind doing competitivie grooming, and what she has learned from the experience.

Filmmaker Peter Lee is making his feature film debut with a script close to his heart.His movie "Angelfish" tells the story of a couple battling the divides of family and community. We talked to Lee about his process and shooting in New York.Many will recognize Marcus Zane for his role in the hit show "Riverdale" but the actor has been busy with a new show pilot "Chad" and a new movie coming out in 2020 "The Kid Detective". We talk to Zane about his craft and working on set with other talented actors.

It is the holiday season and we have musicians with new Christmas songs.Having toured since their were kids, the Flat River Band has taken their love of gospel and Bluegrass music to Nashville. They have a new holiday album out and we will talk to them about their music.Having been on Team Kelly on "The Voice", One Up Duo has continued to break boundaries and inspire fans across the world. They have a new single in time for Christmas and we talk to Adam and Jerome about their experiences on the show and living in harmony.

Two talented ladies talk about their different artistic backgrounds on our show.April Doyle has enjoyed singing and brings her neo-jazz talents to the forefront in her new project "April and the Velvet Room". We talked to Doyle about her performance style, working with big bands, and wowing crowds across the country.Ashley Brinton aka Aye B has brought her Miami flavor to California with new songs and Bravo’s “Below Deck”. We talk to Aye B about her move to the west coasts, her motivations, and her song writing process.

Two great rock bands talked to us this week.Bringing you back to when rock was hip and cool, the Pondhawks has gained popularity internationally and gain a social media buzz. We talk to Mario and Jorie about their start as a band and their songwriting process."Follow No One" brings two great talents together in musician Rich Hall and guitarist Pedro Murino Almeida bring rock back to the masses.We talked to Hall about his performance beginnings and the meticulous nature of recording songs in the studio.

A finalist on "America's Got Talent", Vicki Barbolak was the first comedian signed under Simon Cowell's management company. She talks to us about touring and her extended gig at the Jimmy Kimmel Comedy Club here in Vegas.Having worked with hip hop and comedy legends on the big screen, J-Sunn has expanded into music. With a new album on the way, we talk about the transition to music, his love of dance, and growing up in Compton.

Canadian singer/songwriters Kristen Karma and Marian Hanna are making waves internationally.The duo's new single "Dear John" has won the "American Tracks Music Awards (LA) – Best International Song". The track has resonated with many who have loved and lost.We talk to the duo about their song, their processes in writing, and their starts in music.

We were at SEMA as many of the best car builders in the world converged on Vegas. We caught up with David Ankin, star of "Toymakerz" to talk about working with both national and local vendors on his projects and his new venture.Motortrend and Discovery were also in full force as we got to take part of the Q & A sessions: Ant Amstead, star of "Wheeler Dealers" and Cristy Lee, Bogi, and Faye Hadley.

Our guests are keeping the rock and roll dream alive.Brandon Gregory and his band Drop Top Alibi have been on tour all summer with their hit single "Burn" climbing the charts internationally. We talk to Gregory about songwriting, working with the band, and playing live.Brady Novotny always had a passion for guitar and it shows in his new album "Passions Collide". We talk to Novotny about keeping his hands nimble to play, and the different influences he has had over the years.

It is only fitting that we have these two guests at the end of October.First up is one of the top voiceover artists on the planet. Roy Samuelson has voiced many national brands for commercials, but has a passion for audio description, which helps the blind gain a better scope of the action in movies and TV. He has voiced many top movies and tv shows including "Hobbs and Shaw" "Spiderman: Far from Home" and "NCIS".With October being "Blindness Awareness Month", Samuelson discusses why audio description is important, how he became a voiceover specialist and why his audio description is not only for the blind.Chloe Perrin may only be twelve, but she has shared the screen with some big names.Perrin has two horror movies out on demand, sharing scenes with Oscar winner Gary Oldman in "Mary" and Oscar nominee Bruce Davison in "Itsy Bitsy".We talk to Perrin about acting on the sets of TV and movies and her passions off the set.

This past weekend I had the unique opportunity to cover the "Victoria's Voice: An Evening to Save Lives" benefit at the Westgate here in Vegas. Licensed social workers, advocates, and former addicts talked about the problems and strides they are working on to help treat metal illness and addiction throughout the event.The event is held in honor of Victoria Seigel, who lost her battle with addiction at the age of 18.Music producer and artist Damon Elliot released a new single "Shine the Light" with many celebrities in attendance including Marc Mero, Michael Lohan, and Dionne Warwick. We were able to catch up with two stars of hit reality shows.First I talked to Ken Seely who is a series regular on the A & E hit show “Intervention”. Having worked with many family's suffering from addiction, we get his insights on the crisis, his opinions on possible solutions, and why the show has impacted so many viewers.Steve Cederquist  is best known for his work on the HGTV hit show “Flip or Flop”. He recently started

JP Castillo comes from a musical family, but it took him a while to get into the family business.Having spent the summer opening for Jennifer Lopez, JP already has a following with two singles out and another one on the way.We talked to JP about performing, his Latino and Los Angelino influences, and working in the studio.Ian Guerin has had hit singles and awards in the European market and is looking to expand his success in his native U.S.We will talk to Guerin about his song writing and influences.

Having competed in season 1 of "The Voice", Cherie Oakley had a song written by her reach number one on the Billboard charts with Reba MacIntyre's "Turn on the Radio. Having been a session sing with the likes of Kelly Clarkson, Vince Gill, and Gretchen Wilson, Oakley talks to us about stepping into the limelight and her journey into stardom.Scott Page has been a part of many popular bands including Pink Floyd, Supertramp, and Toto. His creative talents soon expanded to business and technology, having founded several successful companies. We talk to Scott about the business of music, how he has merged technology and music, and how he balances both careers.

It's been a month since Suzanne Whang's passing and we are still saddened by the loss.Whang has been a guest on the show several times in the past, having talked about her comedy, acting, and spoken word performances. She was a breast cancer survivor and an inspiration to many plagued with the disease. The cancer returned last year and after nearly a year fighting it again, she lost her battle in September. We are replaying an interview we did with Whang from 3 years ago when she was last on talking about a lot of her recent projects and her life after her first battle with cancer.We will also have some news about the podcast and what is going on in the coming weeks.

Having produced several movies including the original "Free Dance" movie, Michael and Janeen Damien has come up with a great follow up with "High Strung: Free Dance".The movie mixes music and dance with an inventive story line. With a roster of up and coming talent and veteran actor like Jane Seymour and Kika Markham, it is sure to be a hit once it hits theaters October 11th.We talked to the Damien's about the movie, which we were given a sneak peek of, and the though process to create it.