Somewhere in Vegas

Comedian Adam Hunter returns to the show and has a lot to dicuss.

Hunter is campaigning to get his movie "Pinned" made. The project, which harpens back to epic films like "The Bad Nedws Bears" and "The Mioght Ducks" tackles a struggling kids' wrestling team. Hunter himself was a talent wrestler in high school and has been a huge supporter of youth wrestling over the years.

Hunter is also a big MMA fan, and will be performing during Intenational Fight Week in July in Vegas.

We will talk to Hunter about all of his happenings.

Getting ready to tour this summer, country sensation Hicks is back with a new single "I Belong to You" which was co-written by Erik Martensson and Jörgen Elofsson, boith who have collaborated with Kelly Clarkson.

We will talk to Hicks about his busy summer and he recent successes in Europe,

Having come off a successful few months touring and watching his album climb the charts, Doug Briney has dedicated a new single to help the National Parkinson Foundation.

"The Parkinson's Song" was written by Briney and Howie Garoutte, a Parkinson’s survivor and procedes of the single will go to the non-proft, helping their research, education, and outreach programs.

Voluntering time to performing for patients in Nashville hospitals, Doug is currently climbing the airplay charts with “Pretty Big Deal.” 

We will talk to Briney about his new charitable endeavor and catch up on his busy year so far.

Comic books have come to the digital age.

Computer wiz Erica Austin has created an app that changes the game in reading comic books called "Against the Grain". The app, named after her own comic book series, allows users to access her entire library of work and the illustrations featues 3-d and 2-d techology is a clean and crisp viewing experience for the readers.

Austin's book features a female teenage heroine, which is a growing trend in comcis.

We will talk to Austin about diversity in comics and the new wave of women in tech.

Born in Australia and now a citizen of Canada, Billy Grima looks at the world for inspiration for his music.

His sound of Americana, rock, and soul brings back the tradition of singer/songwriter, telling the stories of everday life and the common man.

We will talk to Grima about his journey in music and his aspirations this year.

Darren Guyaz and Beth Wesche has created their own version of Americana and folk in their collaboration March to May. 

The Seattle based duo uses everything from guitar to celtic harp for a rich traditional sound and have found success quickly. The two have traveled the world on their own and have used their experiences to write compelling songs.

We will talk to the duo about their new release "The Water’s Edge" and the roots of their msuic.

A rising star in country music, Rachele Lynae is ready to take the world by storm.

Having grown up in the Pacific Northwest, Lynae's music reflects a different side of country life in her single "Fishin' For Something".  Her self-named debut album launched last year. She has opened for country supersrtas Wynonna Judd and Leon Russell.

She is looking to make waves as she is taking part in the "iHeart Radio Rising Star" compeitition, where she is seeking your votes to get her on stage for the "2015 iHeartRadio Music Festival" here in Las Vegas.

We will talk to Lynae about her life as a country artist and her influences in her music.

One of our favorite comedians is back as Hope Flood returns to the show.

Flood is an accompished stand-up with mulitple awards and appeared on everything from "Def Comedy Jam" to "Martin lawerence Presents First Amendment Stand-up".

Flood started his "Comcis Rock" convention to groom newer stand-ups into the buisness and network with other professionals.

We will catch up woth Flood about what she has been up to since we last spoke and the upcoming convention.

An interviewer and comedic innovator, Richard Oliver Jr. has heading his own entertainment company based out of New York, ICP Entertainement, "to where both the business professional, entertainment and artistic community can network, exchange ideas, and discover new and emerging projects in a positive and inspirational environment, among other like minded Big Picture Thinking Individuals."

We will talk to Oliver about his project "The Rhyme Impersonator Show" and developing his company in NYC.

This time we head back to October 2009 as we talked to Paige Hemmis, who was one of the star of the hit show "Exteme Makeover: Home Edition".

Hemmis is the prime example of being girly while doing what is considered a manly occupation. She talked to us about helping other women make the crossover, working with the rest of the cast, and giving back to families in need.