Somewhere In Vegas

A video editor for the booming Vice Network, Martina de Alba finds herself in unfamiliar territory standing in front of the camera as she tours the US with Abdullah Saeed and  Wilbert L. Cooper in the popular show "Vice Does America".Originally from Spain, de Alba brings an outsider prospective of the country and sees some of the best, worst, and unusual the U.S. has to offer.We will discuss her journey from Spain to New York, to touring the nation in an RV with her two friends.Actress and MMA Fighter Serena de Jesus will be our co-host. 

One of the foremost experts on classic rock and metal, Jim Florentine hosts the popular "That Metal Show"on VH1 as well as his own podcast.He is bringing the show to Vamp'd Las Vegas with hosts with Eddie Trunk and Don Jamieson, with an apperance the Count himself Danny Koker of "Counting Cars".We will talk to Florentine about his comedy, why rock isn't dead, and the future of metal in the new milenium. Actress and fight Sernea DeJesus and pro wrestling and metal head Shayna Baszler will be joining us. 

Actor Dhruv Bali is wrking his way up the Hollywood ladder.An east coast transplant, he graduated from Suma Cum Laude from the University of San Francisco in theater and economics. He soon featured Cisco: Welcome to now and Samsung Galaxy S5, and taking part in televised events wit One Direction and Milie Cyrus. He will soon appear in the web series "Sobe Role Models"; the German TV show "Privatdetektive im Einsatz”; and the feature film "The Mirror Game".Philly based folk singer Eddy Mann has released his new album "The Consequence", his 7th. Devoted to his faith, Mann worked his craft in churches before crossing over to coffee houses. Fighter and actress Serena DeJesus will be joining us again to help co-host.

After a hiatus, we are back strong with several new episodes.We start with an accomplished racer in Justin Peck, who has titles on motorcycles and on and off road car racing. Diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age 26, he pushed on to run his own race team, and start several companies, not bad for a high school graduate.We will talk to Peck about his new biography and his many adventures.In our second interview, we will have the Chris and Michael Kanik, the creators of the Fanboy Film Festival. The online festival is venturing into new media as they are offering cash prizes for best movies, shorts, and even memes. The fans are the judges of gthe awards, which see top prizes of $10,000.We will talk to the brothers about developing the festival and their viusion for the future.Songwriter and fighter in training Chelsea Rae will be our co-host.

Executive producer Kimberley Zulkowski brings back her experiences with her grandmother in "Grandma’s House".The movie chronicles Margie Ree Harris, a foster mother who stood her ground as an inner-city matriarch and pillar of strength to selflessly serve her family and surrounding community.  We will talk to Zulkowski about her inspiration to bring the story to the big screen.We will also talk to Samantha Wan, the creator of "The Sudden Master". Wan is a martial artist and movie maker who brings her skills to her episodic series. In the series, a girl inherits her father’s dojo and is suddenly battling the evil fighters from a competing dojo.We will talk to Wan about taking Kung Fu to the big screen. 

We turn back thew clock and talk to Lana Star about her career as a pro wrerstler and acting in big budget films like "Iron man".We also talk live to Serena DeJesus will also be joing us to tell us about the premiere of "Fight Valley" and her upcoming fight schedule.

A dozen of the best Neil Diamond tribute artists will be in Vegas April 21-24th at the Suncoast Casino.Theron Denson, bett known as the Black Diamond will join this group to put on a weekend of cocnerts to celebrate "The King of Blue-eyed Soul".We will catch up with Theron on his shows in Branson and returning to Vegas.

Suzanne Whang also makes another appearance on the show. Having a recurring role on the TV show "Las Vegas" and hosted the popular show "House Hunters", Whang recently appeared in the show "Kingdom" and is a regular on "From Here on OUT".We will talk to Whang about her upcoming movie"A Weekend with the Family", and being featured on "Profiles of Hope" 

Two of our favorite comedians returns after a long absense.Shawn Pelofsky has been busy since her last apperance, including getting married and starting her own webseries. The biggest news is her upcoming movie "Tri", where she is a cancer patient who inspires her ultrasound tech to take up being a tri-athlete.We will catch up with Shawn abut all of her news and her new movie.  

Writer and author Alison Blackman was a pioneer in online blogging and help advice.The Blackman sisters started "Advice Sisters" to tackle relationship and interpseronal questions, taking both you "hear and head" in consideration.Even after her sister's sudden passing, she runs Advice Sisters, expanding the website to include beauty, fashion & lifestyle tips. She also created Leather and Lace Advice with co-founder Anthony Sabatini.We will talk to Blackman about creating web content and some advice on relationships. Courney Cronin returns to the podcast to talk about her new show and update his on her other happenings since we last talked.

Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, Medical Director at Beverly Hospital and Olympia Medical Center, and Chief of Surgery in Los Angeles, CA, Dr. Babak Dadvand is one of the best in the business.Although plastic surgery is in more demand by female clients, Dr. Dadvand wants to spread the word about how men can be helped as well. We will talk to the doctor on his trade and trends.  

Having shared the screen with Johnny Depp ("Transendence") and Bob Odenkirk ("Better Call Saul"), Sam Quinn will have a busy year ahead, and will appear in two big budgets films. The first is the western "Jane's Got a Gun" with Natalie Portman and Ewan McGregor, and "Independence Day: Resurgence" with Bill Pullmand and Jeff Goldblum.We will talk to Quinn and working his way up the Hollywood ladder and honing his craft. 

Having worked in airline industry as a flight attednant, Patricia Reid worked her way up to help serve celebrities and millionaires alike. She talks to us about her book and what it is like to fly with the rich and famous.We will also dig back into the archieve with our interview with comedian and actor TJ Miller, who stars in "Deadpool" which premires in theaters this week.

Christina Robinson got her big break as a series regular on the his show "Dexter". She will be at the Sundance Film Festival to help promote her upcoming project "Emma's Chance".Christobel Llewellyn helped found the jazz band "Kinderjazz" as a way to get children involved in music, as well as entertain them.. Llewellyn received Australian Citizen of the Year 2012 for services to children’s music education. Her band has produced 7 albums and has sold out the Syndey Opera House over 30 times.

With the Slamdance Film Festival just around the corner, Dekker Dreyer will be a busy man.After leaving Participant Media (producers of such films as The Help, Bridge of Spies, Goodnight & Good Luck), Dreyer created his own company, Cleaver Fox Media, which focuses on virutual reality content, which is started to be a trend in the coming year.Dreyer will be a juror at the festival, plus will host a fireside chat to discuss the growing trend of Immersive cinema.Canadian teen Sophia Radisch is hoping to bring hard hitting guitar driven rock back to the masses.The singer/songwriter has released her new album "Beautiful Sin" and produced a new single called "Hot Blooded". Both were produced by herself and fromer Megadeth member Glen Drover. We will also throw back to 2008 and an interview we did with fillmaker Chris Duddy. Brother-in-law of Carrie Fisher, he discusses his near death experience and how he got involved in filmmaking.

Lorna O has worked on many shows including "The Sheild" and "Daybreak" and now is looking to find success in her own tv show.She has written a pilot for a tv show called "Mercy Road" and is asking for input from the public so she can produce so she can gage what the audeince wants. We will talk to her about her storyline and her thought processes in writing.Then our friend Richard Oliver returns to talk about the relaunch of "The Rhyme Impersonator Show" and his busy 2015.Having peformed with some of the great in rock and country, Donica Knight has been a road warrior. Having performed over 350 times across the southeast opening for Kid Rock, Luke Bryan, and the Band Perry, she also has sung duets with country legend Ronnie Milsap.We will talk to Knight about her new single "Love Ain't a Prize" and writing music for television movies. 

Actor and filmmaker Steve Nijjar started as a pro soccer player but like several in the sport has taken his talent to the big screen.After producing two movies on his own, Nijjar producerd and starred on the Fox Sports show "Soccer Dreams". His current project, "The Last King" which tells the story of a Punjab's Koh-I-Noor Diamond and the man looking to recover part of his heritage.We talk to Nijjar about the movie and his love of soccer.Using his music to inspire, Franki Dennull has been rocking for almost four decades. His rock and blues sound bring you back to songwriter styles of the Beatles and Tom Petty.We will talk to Dennull about his music and his new single "Butterfly". 

The female pilots of the WASP squadron are some of the unsung heroes of World War Two helping support their brothers in arms. Producers  Hilary Prentice and Jess Clackum and director  Matia Karrel have documentry the stories of these warriors with wings for an upcoming mini-series "Flygirls". Through first person recounts and research into the lives of these women, their hope is to bring the story of these military vets.We will talk to Prentice and Karrel about these heroes and their efforts to get the mini-series to the masses.In a throwback interview, we will dig back to the first year of the show and our interview with chef Kerry Simon. Simon was considered the first "Rock and Roll Chef" having several restaurants in Vegas. The Iron Chef was a star in the early days of Food Network.We lost Simon a month ago after losing hisd battle with multiple system atrophy.Simon talked to us about Thanksgiving at his restaurant and some holiday tips 

We are back after a few weeks abense to do a the first of a few "mega shows" to kick off our 8th year on the network.We will be co-hosted by Serena DeJesus, an amateur MMA fighter and actress who will be in the upcoming movie "Fight Valley".Our first guests are movie producers Jennifer George and Christina Marie Austin who are opening up their project "Dancin’ - It’s On!” this coming week. The movie finds Jennifer, a high school junior from Beverly Hills, falls in love with the handsome young Ken, who works at her father’s Panama City Florida beach-front hotel. While preparing for the competition, they must overcome scheming dance partners, a meddling father and their own doubts in order for their love – and their chances at winning – to prevail.Our second guest is Country singer/songwriter Madelyn Victoria. The rising star has opened for the Jonas Brothers, Charlie Daniels, and the Zak Brown Band. She just released her new single "He Only Loves Me on the Dance Floor" this past week. 

Having cast for popular show "Dating Naked" and "Big Brother",  Jacqui Pitman has been casting for a new series "Were You Born into the Wrong Race?". The series will feature people who truly believe they have been misidentified racially. The series is partially inspired by recent news evets, including Rachel Dolezal, the former president of a local NAACP chapter and Shaun King, a prominent leader in the Black Lives Matter movement, have instigated far reaching conversation and made mainstream news headlines with unresolved issues concerning racial ambiguity. Both parties have been accused of masquerading as African American.We will talk to Pitman about the new show, how she goes about casting, and the ins and outs of reality tv.