Somewhere in Vegas

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.