Vegas Never Sleeps

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps with Steven Maggi, we cover two topics that all Vegas visitors are familiar with: showgirls and music. You'll meet Grant Phillipo, CEO and Curator of the Las Vegas Showgirls Museum, an incredible collection of everything Showgirls, from the early 20th Century to today. You'll also meet one of the upcoming groups of rock and roll, Shawn James and the Shapeshifters. All that, plus your Vegas Insider, Scott Roeben, who tells the story of the wheel of misfortune.

Here is a quick rundown of what you can expect from the new show that covers the Raiders as they prepare to move to Las Vegas.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps with Steven Maggi you will learn how you can make great Indian dishes with a world famous chef, available each week in Las Vegas. Also on board is the great comedian George Wallace who regularly plays Vegas. Finally, Vegas author Rob Miech talks about one of the greatest athletes to come from Nevada, Ed O'Bannon. All that, as well as your Vegas Insider Scott Roeben explains resort fees.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, have you ever watched wrestling on TV and asked yourself "I wonder what it would be like to be in the ring with those guys?" Well, in Vegas you can at the Pro Wrestling fantasy camp. You'll meet one of the instructors, Sinn Bohdi. From there, we head downtown for the Punk Rock Bowling Festival and meet one of the hot new groups in the genre, the Linecutters. Finally, your Vegas Insider Scott Roeben tells us all about the Lucky Dragon Hotel and Casino.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you will visit the oldest continually-running casino in Las Vegas: The El Cortez Hotel & Casino.

You will also meet one of the great "voices" of Vegas, Jon Lindquist.

Finally, your Vegas Insider, Scott Roeben, will take you to a place where you can have your picture taken with people made out of Lego pieces---only in Vegas!!!

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you will experience a wedding, Vegas style, at Viva Las Vegas Weddings.

We also stop by one of the best museums in the area to check out mummies, live animals and much more at the Las Vegas Natural History Museum.

From there we visit one the most famous coffee shops in America, the Peppermill Restaurant. All that, plus your Vegas Insider, Scott Roeben warns you about "surge pricing."

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, we head out to the Bellagio Hotel to visit their renowned Gallery of Fine Arts and its new exhibit, Mohammad Ali: The Greatest.

From there, we ask the question: have you ever looked at a construction site and thought you'd like to play with the big equipment? If so, there's a place you can do that in Las Vegas, called Dig This.

All that, plus an update on the NHL's Golden Knights from the beat writer Steve Carp and our Vegas Insider, Scott Roeben talks about the LINQ "wheel", the High Roller Observation Wheel that sits at the middle of the strip and why you should check it out.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, Scott Spreitzer of ESPN and will tell us how he makes a living betting on sports and what the visitor needs to know before visiting the sports book.

Later in the show, you'll learn where to get a great slice of pizza and visit a shrine to Evel Knievel all at the same time.

Our Vegas insider Scott Roeben shares the excitement of White Castle coming to town and at the Casino Legends Hall of Fame, we learn there is a lot more there than celebrities.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, we will discuss a great historical event---the sinking of the Titanic. There is an incredible exhibit in Vegas that presents artifacts from the great ship at the Luxor.

From there, we head outdoors to ride dune buggies and ATVs at Sun Buggy.

Finally, we discuss the world of tomorrow, as virtual reality comes to Vegas. Your Vegas Insider Scott Roeben explains.

This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll hear what the future of gaming in Nevada is from Rick Velotta of the Las Vegas Review Journal.

This time, it's not just luck, but skill. Later in the show, part 2 of our conversation with Stefan Al, urban designer and author of the book "The Strip," which was featured in the Wall Street Journal.

Finally, your Vegas insider, Scott Roeben describes one of the best permanent shows in town.