Somewhere in Vegas

We are a few days following the passing of a country music legend.

Charlie Daniels is knownas a talented musician and singer, whose hits included "Devil Went Down to Georgia" and "Drinking my Baby Goodbye".

Daniels has been a regular of the show in the early days, and we are reposting our second interview with him. We talk about his entry in the Grand Ole Opry, his work with the annual Volunteer Jam, and his career.

We diving back into our archives with our first two high profile guests from 2007.

Penn Gillette talks about being a part of the Vegas entertainment scene for over a decade and his relationship with the city.

Kenny G talks about his world record, and his passion for golf.

Having been in the musical version of "House of Rock", Tommy Regan yoiung star is shinning in the new movie "Mighty Oak". The musical prodigy is making his major film debut. WE talk to him about his experiences on set and his musical ambitions.

After a successful tv career in Australia, Sam Clark moved to Hollywood to stretch and expand his acting and music chops. His latest movie, "Tell Me I Love You" is currently on demand. We talked to Clark about his music, transitioning to movies, and balancing both careers.

Two stars of the '90's grace of presence in this week's rewind.

One of the stars of "Boy Meets World", Danielle Fishel at the time of the interview was the host of "The Dish" on the Style Network. We talked about her going to college, her friendship with Lance Bass, and sense of style.

The producer of the popular tv series "Robot Chicken", Seth Green has acted in a multitude of movies and tv series. We talked to him about his rollerskating event in Vegas and the ideas behind "Robot Chicken".

We dip back into the archives to 2009.

Josh Whedon hit the mark again with his series "Dollhouse", which is now available on Hulu. We interviewed two of its stars over a decade ago.

Miracle Laurie has a breakthrough performance in the show, playing Madeline. We discuss her breaking barriers and her side music project "Uke Box Heroes".

Having had roles in Whedon's other top shows, "Buffy" and "Angel", Alexis Denisof plays Daniel Perrin on the show. We talk about his career with Whedon and balancing fatherhood with his actress wife Alyson Hannigan.

Four guys each with great skills came together to form Walker's Cay.

Gary LaBarr, (Vocalist/Rhythm Guitar/Keyboards), Mike Swain, (Lead and Rhythm Guitars), Tim Morrissey (bass) and David, "Dave" Pistilli, (Drums) new hit single New single, “Tell Me” has reached #1 on the iTunes AND Google Play charts in South Africa.

We talk to 3 of the four members of the group about recording with each other, their writing processes, and what the future may hold for live performing,

First on the show we hear from director Jared Barel and writer/composer Jeff Auer whose new movie will be available on-demand April 28th.

"The Incoherents" follows a group of friends in their 40's in New Jersey as they decide to make their music dreams come true as the 90's grunge scene takes over. With a solid original soundtrack and a solid cast including Amy Carlson (Blue Bloods), Annette O’Toole (The Punisher), Kate Arrington (Ray Donovan), Robert McKay (Asunder the Series), Margaret Anne Florence (Sun Records) and Christine Chang (New Amsterdam), the movie is a great watch for those stuck indoors.

We talked to the filmmakers about the production behind the film, their writing processes, and how New York is holding up during the Covid-19 crisis.

Ray Powers has worked with legends in the music business including Ben E. King and The Drifters. The bassist has written some great songs and highlights his talents in a new album "A Decade of Singles"

We talk to Powers about his experiences in the music business and his songwriting processes.

With hits "Don't Fear the Reaper" and "Godzilla" among others, Blue Oyster Cult has been rocking the scene for near 5 decades.

We rewind to 2009 as we talked to Eric Bloom about the band's successes, his passion for creating art, and that infamous SNL sketch.

If you are interested in a thriller while you stuck at home, "The Host" is a great pick.

Currently on demand, "The Host" explores the dark corners of the human psyche through the eyes of Robert and Vera, both have secrets that lead to their demise. A chance opportunity arises for Robert Atkinson, a London banker who risks his banks money to leave the mundane behind and start a new life.

We have two of the stars of the movie, Margot Stiley and Dominic Keating, on the show to talk about filming in London, their acting careers, and how they are weather the current Covid-19 crisis.

Faruq Tauheed is the new host of the NBC series, Roots Less Traveled. Produced by Ancestry, the series follows two family members searching information and historical facts about family and relatives long since past. The series will premiere on April 4th. Television fans will recognize Faruq as the ring announcer on the popular Discover Channel series BattleBots.

We will talk to Tauheed about both his shows and his experience in Italy just ahead of the Covid-19 crisis.

As Nashville been hit with both a tornado and now being shut down due to the Corona virus crisis, Kimberly Dawn has looked to help.

The country artist just donated $5000 to the Red Cross in Nashville and campaigning for more people to contribute. This comes on the heels of her new single "Nashville".

We talked to Dawn about her background in music, her connections to "Music City USA" and her new single.