The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• 21st Annual Best in Show with Hilarie Grey, CEO of the Animal Foundation;

• 4th Annual Putt Fore Homes Golf Tournament with Angela Phillips, Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity Las Vegas;

• Food Allergies in Infants and Toddlers with Dr. Ruchi Gupta, author and Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine;
• Myeloma Awareness Month with Lilly Law, myeloma survivor and volunteer with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS);
• Women Veteran Suicide with Naomi Mathis, Air Force Veteran and Assistant National Legislative Director for Disabled American Veterans (DAV).

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• 9th Annual Winter Wine Fest fundraiser with Jacob Murdock, Executive Director of the Nevada Chapter of the National Bleeding Disorders Foundation;

• 2nd Annual SOARée fundraiser with Mark Brown, CEO of Miracle Flights;

• Launch Pad Career Center with Anna Blomdal, Career Developer for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada;
• Women’s History Month with Monica Mohindra, Director of the Veterans History Project at the Library of Congress;
• National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month in young people with Dr. James T. McCormick, Commission on Cancer state chair for the American College of Surgeons and Chief of Colorectal Surgery at Allegheny Health Network.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• “The Village” Women and Children’s Campus with Leo Magrdichian, VP of Operations for WestCare Nevada;

• 32nd Annual LVMPD K-9 Trials and 7th Annual Hidden Heroes Black & White Gala with Lisa Tomlin Kurr, Sr. Director of Development for the LVMPD Foundation;

• Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month and Plasma Donation with Dr. Claudio Sandoval, Senior Director of Scientific and Medical Affairs and Tony Basa, Patient Educator for Octapharma Plasma;
• Suicide Straight Talk Man to Man with Victor Armstrong, VP of Health, Equity and Engagement for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, hosted by Dave Glover from Audacy St. Louis.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• LGBTQ+ High School Survey with André C. Wade, State Director and Jessica Munger, Program Manager for Silver State Equality;

• Down Syndrome Achievement Center with Justine Adams, Board Vice President for GiGi’s Playhouse Las Vegas;

• Teaching Kids Empathy with Lisbet Chiriboga, TeachKind Program Manager for PETA;
• Foster Care Crisis with Jennifer Perry, FosterMore Co-Founder and Children’s Action Network Executive Director;
• Spring Forward for Safety with Jason Levine, Director of Governmental Affairs, Policy and Strategic Planning at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA);
• National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with Dr. Cedrek McFadden and Amishi Shah, diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• 22nd Annual Walk For Wishes with Scott Rosenzweig, President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Southern Nevada;

• Across the Tracks – A Las Vegas Westside Story with Producer, Director and Narrator Emmett Gates of Slicktion Culture;

• Welcome Corps Refugee Sponsorship with Nazanin Ash, CEO of Welcome.US, and Leslie Sperry, Lead Sponsor with the Beacon Heights Welcoming Group;
• A Trusted Space: Meeting the Moment with Lori Woodley, Founder and CEO of All It Takes.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• 4th Annual Hammers & Hope event with Randy Escamilla, Public Information Officer for the Nevada State Contractors Board;

• 5th Annual Youth Awards and Youth Housing with La’ Toria Kern, Founder and Executive Director of FAMILY Arts @ WHALER’s Creation;

• Pig Butchering Scams with Spencer Evans, Special Agent in Charge at the Las Vegas Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI);
• American Heart Month and Redefining Empowerment with Dr. LaNysha T. Adams, author of Me Power.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• Early Childhood Education and Registration with Bonnie Toth, Director of the Las Vegas non-profit Kids’ Co-op Preschool;

• American Heart Month and Congenital Heart Disease with Dr. Stephanie Fuller, Attending Surgeon at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia;

• Black HIV/AIDS with Kaye Hayes, Director of the Office of Infectious Disease and HIV/AIDS Policy and Alicia Diggs, member of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS;
• Age and Work Opportunities with Carly Roszkowski, VP of Financial Resilience Programming for AARP;
• The State of the Entertainment Industry with KNX Anchors Charles Feldman and Mike Simpson in a roundtable discussion with Ron Perlman, Actor and Founder of Wing and a Prayer Pictures; Cynthia Littleton, Co-Editor-in-Chief of Variety; Karina Manashil, President of Mad Solar Productions; Patrick Gomez, Editor-in-Chief of Entertainment Weekly; and Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, National Executive Director of SAG-AFTRA.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• Resilience: Black History Month with Grace Njoroge, Education Director at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum;

• AI-Driven Solutions to Racial Conflict with Mark Eckhardt, CEO of COMMON and Creator of One Million Truths;

• The Magical Place We Call School with award-winning educator, school principal, and author Dr. Kathleen Corley;
• National Cat Health Month with cat advocate Hannah Shaw, a.k.a. Kitten Lady;
• American Heart Month with Dr. Ashish Sarraju, Staff Cardiologist in the Heart, Vascular & Thoracic Institute at Cleveland Clinic;
• ROS1-Positive Lung Cancer with Dr. Tejas Patil, Assistant Professor of Medical Oncology at the University of Colorado and Janet Freeman-Daily, a patient living with ROS1-positive lung cancer.

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• Microbusiness Summit with Irene Bustamante Adams, Deputy Director & Chief Strategy Officer for Workforce Connections, and Alexandra Rosen, Senior Director of Venture Forward at GoDaddy;

• And Still I Vote with YT Bell, Senior Director of And Still I Vote (ASIV) and Bree Spencer, Senior Program Director of Justice Reform at The Leadership Conference Education Fund;

• 2024 Travel Trends with Emily Kaufman, “The Travel Mom”;
• Biohacking Health with Aggie Lal, Author of Biohack Like a Woman, Travel Influencer and Certified Health Coach;
• Identity Theft Awareness Week with Bridget Small, Consumer Education Specialist with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

The Las Vegas Public Affairs Show, hosted by Heather Vale, highlights charity events, non-profit initiatives, and social issues around Southern Nevada. 

This week's topics:

• Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) with Jenifer Page and Keith Wingate, CASA Las Vegas volunteers and board members of the non-profit Champions for CASA;

• Playspace Inequity Prioritization Index (PIPI) with Isaac Castillo, Senior Advisor for Learning and Evaluation with KaBOOM!;

• Weather Impact in 2024 with Dan Leonard, Senior Meteorologist at The Weather Channel;
• Suicide: Loss and Survivors, hosted by David O’Leary, with Dr. Christine Moutier, Chief Medical Officer of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) and Paul Augustyniak who lost his wife to suicide.