The Nadia Sahari Show

Elaine Ballace, Actress, Comedienne, Is funny, happy, and filled with lots of love!

As the most endorsed and sought after "Sammy" look-alike & impersonator, Ron Pritchard has entertained thousands nationwide with his extraordinary talent & stunning resemblance to the beloved legend Sammy Davis Jr...
Actor, singer, dancer, impersonator; the multi-talented Ron has astonishingly captured the true essence of Sammy Davis Jr. so convincingly that he has won the hearts and support of not only his loyal fans but also A-list celebrities and VIPs of the entertainment industry!

Rob Greenlee, VP of Content and Partnerships, Libsyn (LSYN) and is a well-known evangelist of the podcasting industry and was inducted into the Academy of Podcasters Hall of Fame in 2017. Formerly served as VP, Podcaster Relations at Voxnext’s Spreaker and as Head of Partnerships and Head of Content.
Rob has a long and storied history on nationally syndicated terrestrial broadcast radio starting in 1999, the webcast and podcast. WebTalk World Radio Show was heard on XM satellite radio and is recognized as the first broadcast radio program in the world to begin podcasting on Sept 15th, 2004.

Sunday Afternoon is a time I reflect on my life and the life of our world. Sharing my thoughts and my opinions. Love to my listeners and love to my world. We all need love.

Michael Tabb is a decade-long WGA member and writer who attended USC, received a BFA from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and did his post graduate work at UCLA's School of Film & Television. In recent years, he has written multiple screenplays for Universal Studios and finished a director's draft of his original script "The Uncatchable Cowgirl Bandits of Nottingham, Texas" on which he has been the only writer for Producers Paul Schiff (Young Guns, Rushmore) and Intrepid Pictures (The Strangers, Safe House). Michael has developed projects for Disney Feature Animation, The Canton Company at Warner Brothers, Imagine Entertainment, Paradox Entertainment, Mandeville Films, Producers Lawrence Bender, Branko Lustig, writer/director Jonathan Hensleigh, Director Mike Newell, comic book icon Stan Lee, and actor/producer Dustin Hoffman to name a few.

Kevin Gullickson and Radio Drive's music has landed on charts on indie stations around the world, including Canada, Germany, the UK and the South Pacific. His music has been used on shows airing on Animal Planet, National Geographic, Comedy Central, Fox Channels, History Channel, Spike TV and Discovery Channel in the USA and TV programs in England, Mexico, New Zealand and Australia.

Cormier lost her leg because of the severe injuries she sustained, according to police. Stapp said Cormier has a long road to recovery, but Cormier assured him that she will be back.

"Claudia is extremely driven. She is courageous. She is going to get through this," the chief said.
At VMT, her teachers remember her as bright, lively, talented and well-liked by her classmates, the Laredo Independent School District said in a statement. Cormier responded to a traffic hazard report at about 9:45 p.m. Saturday on mile marker 202 of Interstate 35 near the McCarty Overpass, police said.
Dispatch then received 911 calls saying that an officer had been struck by a 2000 Ford Expedition in the same area. Responding officers found Cormier with severe life-threatening injuries. Her dream was to be a police officer.

Phil Machi is an Illustrator and animator in Austin, TX. Creator of the long-running "Retail Sunshine" book series. Machi also hosts and produces "Stay Tooned!" -- a talk show podcast centered around creatives from the animation industry.

Annette May Tucker is an American songwriter, who found success in the 1960s as co-writer of songs for The Electric Prunes ("I HAD TO MUCH TO DREAM LAST NIGHT", "GET ME TO THE WORLD ON TIME"), The Brogues ("I AINT NO MIRACLE WORKER"), The Knickerbockers ("A Coming Generation"), Nancy and Frank Sinatra ("Feelin' Kinda Sunday") and others. In 1961, as an aspiring songwriter, she met musician and songwriter Al Hazan, and together they wrote "Stick Around", which Tucker recorded. It was released as a single byPiper Records in Los Angeles in 1962.

Cuban-American actor Carlo Mendez was born in Los Angeles, CA into a loving family of Cuban immigrant parents and the youngest of 7 siblings. Carlo got the acting bug at the early age of 5 years old and discovered his passion for acting and the world of film. Although his childhood was like that of any other normal kid, such as playing baseball in the community team, his imagination was always flying high dreaming of becoming actor. The idea of playing someone else was always what excited him the most in life.


His family moved to Miami, FL when Carlo was 9 years old and his first brush with stardom knocked on his door when he was in high school. He was offered to compete in a magazine as a model and was one of the finalists, his photos were published for the national popular teen magazine YM (Young & Modern). Although Carlo did not win the competition, people in his community started recognizing him wherever he went and he experienced something he had never lived before: a touch of fame. During college he began pursuing a career as a police officer, but soon decided that he needed to follow his heart and follow his dream of becoming an actor. Carlo moved to Los Angeles and soon started training with renowned acting coach, Ivana Chubbuck. Shortly after he booked his first role, a co-star role in the new version of the series 90210 (CW), which only confirmed that he was on the right path and pushed him forward in his pursuit of becoming a working actor.