Alain Nu, The Man Who Knows, is the star of the TLC Network television specials, The Mysterious World of Alain Nu. This unprecedented man of mystery has entertained audiences worldwide with his uncanny demonstrations that blur the line between science and the mysteries of unexplained phenomena. "To watch him is to throw out all the rules of physics. Time and space are malleable in Nu′s deft hands," said Eric Brace of The Washington Post. Alain Nu utilizes his untold powers to foretell our actions, reveal our unspoken thoughts and create seemingly impossible phenomena. He has revealed some of his secrets in two books that he authored: State of Mind: The Man Who Knows Reveals The Secrets Of Mind Over Matter and Picture Your ESP! -- Reveal Your Hidden Powers with The Nu ESP Test. Alain performs his one-man show in residency Thursday-Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the Apollo Showroom at Alexis Park Resort Las Vegas. Tickets are available at www.Ticketkite.com More on Alain Nu available at www.TheManWhoKnows.TV.

Throughout his entire life, Alain Nu, The Man Who Knows, has been looking at life with an unusual perspective and doing amazing things. Starting at a very early age, with interests in uncanny phenomena, hypnosis, eastern mysticism and illusions, Alain realized for himself a fantastic world of possibilities and interesting explorations.

Always trying to understand the line between what is real and what is not, what is possible and what is impossible, Alain Nu now challenges you to explore how we are all strangely connected through a mysterious energy which he then demonstrates with amazing accuracy! His audiences all share a common sense of awe, exclaiming: “I don’t know how to explain that;” “No way, no way;” and “I don’t believe in magic. But, I saw it happen. And, I believe what I saw.”

Headlining at casinos and theaters all over the world, and as a regular at Caesars Palace Las Vegas for four years, The Man Who Knows is at the top of his performance game. Alain Nu is “the modest explorer, the gracious and kind tour guide leading the audience into investigations and ultimately mysterious realms,” says Donn Murphy, Ph.D., Executive Director of The National Theatre. “It works beautifully…with electric energy, enormous imagination and warm appeal.”

In his one-man show Invisible Connections, Alain Nu utilizes these untold powers to foretell our futures, reveal our unspoken thoughts and create a delightfully entertaining evening of mysterious phenomena that centers on this apparently invisible energy. “Nothing is impossible in my world,” says Alain Nu. “Think about it. With just our thoughts and words as tools of visualization, we have the beginnings of untold power.”

ony Pace is a singer, songwriter, recording artist, impressionist, and musician/artistic coach. As a performance artist (with over 12,000 shows under his belt), he has headlined numerous casinos in Las Vegas and has over 30-years of experience within the entertainment industry.

Tony has recorded 4 albums as well as produced, written the music, and recorded for over 21 self-help programs. What makes him different is who he is and what he can do. He is unique in the fact that he not only enjoys continued success as a writer, performer, producer but has mastered comedic skills within the fields of music, performance, production, comedy, and others that have created what Vegas has hailed as “The Ultimate Performer”.

His 3-octave voice has taken him around the globe while living his dream of being a sought after performer, impressionist, and audience entertainer.

Johnnie David Williamson lll is an American singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He is known by the stage name, Davy Williamson. Prior to his current project he was the lead singer of the North Carolina modern rock musical band, Third Class Passenger.

Born in Plant City, Florida and raised in his hometown, Wilmington, North Carolina, Davy Williamson began his musical career in 1996 when he joined the Indy Rock band, Emilio 5. He left the group later that year. In 1998, he co-founded a Modern rock band, Third Class Passenger, in North Carolina. In 2003, the band recorded their debut unsigned album, Dislabelled, with recording and mixing engineer Steve Hardy.

In 2004, he left Third Class Passenger and joined a Punk rock band, Ma-shot-pa but left in 2006.

He has since performed as a solo act under the stage name, Davy Williamson. Most recently, he has been living and performing in the Virgin Islands, playing mostly as a solo act. He also plays as a duo act with artists like John Hodges (Smoking Okra) and Andy Easton (The Tin Roof) in Atlanta, Georgia. This has spanned a five-year period.

Recently Davy has been seen sharing the stage with the likes of better known artist such as Toryn Green of (Fuel), and Paul Phillips of (Puddle of Mudd).

As for now Davy has been working on a brand new EP. The EP in the making is set to be released in early November. His Debut Single “Thin Disguise” is out now on all streaming services.

Edward Willett is an award-winning author of more than sixty books science fiction, fantasy and non-fiction for both children and adults. He's also host of the Aurora Award-winning podcast The Worldshapers: "Conversations with science fiction and fantasy authors about the creative process." (http://www.theworldshapers.com). He successfully Kickstarted and edited a new anthology, Shapers of Worlds, featuring authors who were guests during the first year of the podcast.

Among his novels are nine published by DAW Books, one of the premier publishers of science fiction and fantasy publishers: Lost in Translation, Marseguro (which won the 2009 Aurora Award for best English-language science fiction or fantasy book by a Canadian author), and its sequel Terra Insegura (a finalist for the 2010 Aurora Award); Magebane (written as Lee Arthur Chane); the Masks of Aygrima fantasy trilogy for DAW Books, written as E.C. Blake; the stand-alone science fiction novel The Cityborn. His latest book series, Worldshapers, began with Worldshaper ("a rollicking contemporary fantasy," Publishers' Weekly said in a starred review), and continues with Master of the World and The Moonlit World. Willett is also the author of The Shards of Excalibur modern-day YA fantasy series for Coteau Books, I Tumble Through the Diamond Dust, a collection of science fiction and fantasy poetry published by Your Nickel's Worth Publishing, and Paths to the Stars, a collection of his short fiction, published by Shadowpaw Press.

His YA fantasy Spirit Singer, recently re-published by Shadowpaw Press, won a Saskatchewan Book Award; he's been shortlisted many other times.

Willett is represented by literary agent Ethan Ellenberg.

Born in Silver City, New Mexico, Willett lived in Bayard, New Mexico, and Lubbock and Tulia, Texas, before moving to Weyburn, Saskatchewan, with his family when he was eight years old.

He studied journalism at Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas, then returned to Weyburn as a reporter/photographer for the weekly Weyburn Review, eventually becoming news editor. In 1988 he moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, as communications officer for the Saskatchewan Science Centre, and in 1993 he became a full time freelance writer. He still resides in Regina.

Besides being a writer, Willett is a professional actor and singer who has performed in dozens of plays, musicals and operas in and around Saskatchewan, hosted local television programs, and emceed numerous public events.

David Rundell studied Arabic at Oxford and served as an American diplomat for thirty years in Washington, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates. Widely regarded as one America's leading experts on Saudi Arabia, he spent fifteen years in the country where he worked at the Embassy in Riyadh as well as the Consulates in Jeddah and Dhahran. His assignments in Saudi Arabia included the Chief of Mission, Charge d'Affaires, Deputy Chief of Mission, Political Counselor, Economic Counselor, Commercial Counselor, and Commercial Attaché. He has numerous awards for his analytical reporting and participated in Operation Desert Storm, Saudi accession to the World Trade Organization and the defeat of Al Qaida's terror campaign. After retiring from the Foreign Service he spent three years at the Boston-based consultancy Monitor Group before joining Arabia Analytica as a partner. He lives in Dubai and travels regularly to Saudi Arabia.

"I wish that every member of Congress would read it before voting on any measure related to Saudi Arabia. I wish every American pondering the frictions of our long relationship with the Saudis would read it simply to understand."

The New York Times

'Clear-eyed and illuminating.'

Henry Kissinger, former Secretary of State and National Security Advisor

'A rich, superbly researched, balanced history of the modern Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.'

General David Petraeus, former Commander U.S. Central Command and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency

Rundell's perspective on Saudi Arabia is unlike any American journalist's. This highly anticipated work is the result of his 15 years in Saudi Arabia, where he worked at the Embassy in Riyadh as well as the Consulates in Jeddah and Dhahran. Written as a handbook for his colleagues, Rundell's goal was to provide western readers with a better understanding of the enigmatic Kingdom and its Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, while highlighting the nation's simultaneously hopeful yet concerning future.

The Crossroads

Saudi Arabia has made notable social and economic reforms in recent history. However, the Kingdom is now more unstable than ever before, and many fear the continued consolidation of power.

In this clip [World Affairs], Rundell broaches these topics and provides some answers based on his thorough knowledge of and experience in Saudi Arabia.

Recent Reviews

The Mysteries of the American-Saudi Alliance [The New York Times]

Vision of Mohammed bin Salman - the reality and the fantasy [The Financial Times]

Praise

‘'Destined to be the best single volume on the Kingdom.'

Ambassador Chas Freeman, former U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Assistant Secretary of Defense

'Should be prescribed reading for a new generation of political leaders.'

Sir Richard Dearlove, former Chief of H.M. Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) and Master of Pembroke College, Cambridge.

Darren Kahmeyer is a Podcaster, Morning Radio Host, and Voice Over Artist

As a successful entrepreneur and creator of the popular and wildly entertaining podcast, The DK Project, Darren understands what it takes to make both client and listener happy. His cool, charismatic, laidback likability is delivered with an engaging authenticity that is as adaptable as it is believable. And although he sounds like your everyday dude, his work ethic isn’t something you see every day, and he won’t rest until you’re completely satisfied with your voiceover.

The DK Project weekly podcast follows the journey of two lifelong friends as they try to bring some humor to these mixed up crazy times. The show is pure entertainment, with appearances of some special guests and a whole lot of banter. The show is the Seinfeld of podcasts.

We talked about his podcast, the DK Project, some of the challenges and rewards of doing it, dream guests and the changing business of radio and podcasting. We also talked about voice over work and some of the challenges with getting established and developing a VO braind.

Then we delved into discussing comedy and the state of the art, some of the top names and how they are adapting to changes due to lockdowns etc.

David L. Savage grew up as an Air Force brat in West Texas with a deep and rich scouting background beginning in Cub Scouts, achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, and earning the bronze, silver and gold palms, then establishing and leading a high adventure Explorer Post before heading to Texas A&M University to study engineering. The summer after graduating from Texas A&M, he worked as a backpacking guide, or Ranger, at Philmont Scout Ranch and Explorer Base in Cimarron, New Mexico.

He has a passion for history and geopolitics, which he has enriched through global job-related travel and extensive reading. He and his wife, Kimberly, have been married for eighteen years and live in Katy, Texas. They blended their families and raised four children, now grown.

He has written hundreds of poems and was the official Roaster-in-Chief at many company promotion and retirement events, all in verse. His rich sense of humor has been displayed as an amateur at the Comedy Workshop in Houston and winning the Star Search contest in Chicago back in the late eighties. He also was the U.S. Regional Winner of the Tall Tales Contest for Toastmasters International in that same time period.

Throughout his life, David has been involved with men’s ministries from the Walk to Emmaus to Men’s Fraternity, now known as Better Man, and taking two of his sons on a father-son retreat called “Christ in the Tetons.” He considers his Alpha Tau Omega college fraternity “Brotherhood Award” one of his most cherished awards.

David has been a lifelong backpacker and outdoorsman and has been blessed to have a group of five older advisors who, along with David, call themselves “The Sixpack.” They have backpacked for twenty-five years together to provide some of the rich and humorous stories he shares throughout his memoir, The Savage Path.

Our resident film expert and critic, Adam Lippe takes me through the noteworthy points about the 1991 film, The rapture, from writer/director Michael Tolkin.

SYNOPSIS:

Sharon (Mimi Rogers) is a telephone operator who escapes the drudgery of her everyday life by trolling bars with her lover, Vic (Patrick Bauchau), and looking for couples to swing with. However, after having an epiphany while in bed with a stranger, she becomes a born-again Christian and soon joins a sect that believes Judgment Day is near. Sharon settles down, becoming a dedicated wife and mother, but her unflinching faith eventually leads to shocking behavior.

Amy Klein along with Kelly Roach founded Give Her Courage and The Courageous Brand. The Courageous Brand is a retail and educational company with a mission to develop strong, smart and bold girls from the start and grow a movement of women lifting each other up for a better future. Ten percent of all proceeds help children all around the world get their fair shot.

The company releases books, jewelry, wearable inspirational items, and educational programs. In the Summer of 2019, GHC released the Courage Academy, a monthly subscription service that allows young girls to discover their inner strength, stretch their imagination, and develop a strong sense of self-worth, individuality, and independence.

Amy herself is a fun, hardworking mom who is living the dream of balancing her work and family life.

Singer/songwriter John McDonough has over twenty years experience performing in and around Austin, Texas. Since retiring from psychotherapy in 2011, John has released five CD’s of original music, played over 500 gigs, performed in eleven music festivals, made several appearances on local and national radio, and toured the United States. John’s previous three releases, ‘Dreams and Imagination,’ ’Surrounding Colors,’ and ‘Can You See Me Now’ all received great reviews and airplay all over the United States and Europe with all three releases opening six straight months on the Americana Radio Chart in the United States. In 2020, McDonough recorded an acoustic Cd of his favorite songs from previous releases, and relocated to the Chicago area. John is very excited to release ’Second Chances’ on March 17th, 2021, and tour the United States and Europe.