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- Las Vegas Mayor John Lee, and Punk Rock Bowling on VNS!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll meet the winner of “American City” and “County Magazine's Municipal Leader of the Year,” John Lee, Mayor of North Las Vegas. His turnaround story is nothing short of remarkable.Later in the show, you'll find out how those "only in Vegas" traditions get started, when you meet Mark Stern of Punk Rock Bowling.All this, plus our Vegas Insider tells us all about how DJs became such an important part of the Las Vegas entertainment scene. Then, on our weekly visit to the Casino Legends Hall on Fame, the topic turns to famous gamblers of the past.54 min
- Las Vegas Mayor John Lee, and Punk Rock Bowling on VNS!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll meet the winner of “American City” and “County Magazine's Municipal Leader of the Year,” John Lee, Mayor of North Las Vegas. His turnaround story is nothing short of remarkable.Later in the show, you'll find out how those "only in Vegas" traditions get started, when you meet Mark Stern of Punk Rock Bowling.All this, plus our Vegas Insider tells us all about how DJs became such an important part of the Las Vegas entertainment scene. Then, on our weekly visit to the Casino Legends Hall on Fame, the topic turns to famous gamblers of the past.54 min
- Famous Stylist Kelly Cardenas and Eliot Ness expert, Douglas PerryThis week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll meet the genius behind one of the hottest salons in Vegas (and the nation), Kelly Cardenas. Find out why he is one of the most sought out stylists in the country!We will also talk more with author Douglas Perry regarding the life and times of Eliot Ness and go back to the days of Prohibition.In addition, we will have a tribute to Las Vegas performing legend, Tony Sacca, who passed away this week. All that, plus our Vegas Insider discusses shows that fail and Steve Cutler explains why he created the Casino Legends Hall of Fame.54 min
- Go on a Food Tour & learn about Tiki Drinks this week on VNS!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, we will show you how to eat all day and see great Vegas sites, as we visit with the folks at Vegas Valley Food Tours.Want to get a drink? Try The Golden Tiki bar in Chinatown---we will visit there and talk about what made Brandon Powers build a paradise in the desert!Later, we will delve into the topic of Prohibition, a featured exhibit at the Mob Museum, with Douglas Perry. Doug is a renowned expert on Eliot Ness.All that, plus our Vegas Insider discusses the El Cortez Hotel (celebrating 75 years) and our trip to the Casino Legends Hall of Fame looks at the Rat Pack.54 min
- Winning! This week, Scott Spreitzer and some Evel Pie!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, Scott Spreitzer of ESPN 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.54 min
- Tony Sacca & the Nature ConservancyThis week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you will hear from a Vegas entertainer that is getting great reviews---in the afternoon. Tony Sacca joins us from Bally's.Later on the show, you'll found out where to relax in the great outdoors from an organization that works to keep Nevada pristine, as we meet the Nature Conservancy.All that, plus our Vegas insider tells us where the bargains are, and our visit to the Casino Legends Hall of Fame tells the story of Sinatra, Sammy Davis, and integration.54 min
- Mob Museum and Prohibition this week on VNS!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll be transported to the 20s and 30s, as we visit with Misha Ray at the Mob Museum to discuss their new exhibit on Prohibition. We'll also tell you where to take the family for home cooked rotisserie chicken at Daily Kitchen. All that and a chat with the Casino Legends Hall of Fame to learn why the name Binion is so well known, and our insider Scott Roeben, who tells us why folks spend hundreds of dollars on Cabanas.54 min
- Best of VNS with Bootlegger Bistro, Jaburritos and more!This week on Vegas Never Sleeps, it's another "best of" with our look at dining options including "Vintage" with Lorraine Hunt's Bootlegger Bistro, new and eclectic Jaburritos, and a look at current dining patterns with our Vegas Insider and great chefs in our Hall of Fame visit.58 min
- Best of with Rich Little and Shaun AssaelThis week on Vegas Never Sleeps, it's a "best of" holiday edition featuring the great Rich Little, ESPN investigation reporter Shaun Assael discussing Sonny Liston, Vegas Insider Scott Roeben talking about those crazy Stratosphere rides, and a trip to the Casino Legends Hall of Fame to examine the contributions of artist Leroy Neiman.58 min
- The Best Brew and Music from the PastThis week on Vegas Never Sleeps, you'll learn where to find the best cup of coffee in town when we visit Coffee Stand at the D featuring Zingerman's coffee. Join us, and you will learn a new appreciation of this brew! After that, you will go back in time to meet a musician, Mo Scarazzo, that has played Vegas since the 1950s.All that, plus a visit with our Vegas insider Scott Roeben, a trip to the Casino Legends Hall of Fame, and tips for enjoying New Years Eve in Las Vegas.58 min
About Vegas Never Sleeps
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Experience the excitement and energy of Las Vegas each weekend on VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi.
Listeners across the country and around the world will enjoy this weekly romp to Las Vegas, the capital of fun, food and entertainment. For the latest Vegas news and a look behind the scenes of world-class hotels, dining, gaming, special events and conventions, turn to VEGAS NEVER SLEEPS with Steven Maggi! Hear about those things that only happen in Vegas, as well as how this oasis in the desert has transformed into a visitor’s paradise welcoming over 42 million tourists each year.