Vegas Voice TV

Medicare comes with a LOT of questions. Luckily, Jon Cavanaugh and award-winning Vegas Voice columnist Julie Van Dyke have answers.

They join host Dan Roberts to break down their backgrounds in Medicare, tackle some of the questions seniors ask most, and talk about what could be next for The Medicare Whisperer YouTube show.

If Medicare has ever left you scratching your head, this episode is for you.

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How does a love of singing turn into a life of performing in Las Vegas?

Dan Roberts sits down with entertainer Edwin Cook of Cornell Gunter’s Coasters to talk about how he first got into music, the road that brought him to Las Vegas, and what keeps him busy today.

It’s a fun conversation filled with music, memories, and stories from a career spent entertaining audiences.

Edwins' Website: https://www.edwincook.com/

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Dan Roberts sits down with Nevada Board of Regents District 3 incumbent Byron Brooks to talk about his run for re-election and the work of the Board of Regents. Brooks explains what a Regent actually does, what originally led him to seek the position, and what he has learned during his time on the Board. NSHE

Hear more about the person behind the campaign and the role the Board of Regents plays in Nevada’s higher education system.

Byrons' Website: https://byronbrooks.com/

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Judge Jennifer Schwartz is running for reelection to Clark County District Court Department 17.

She joins Seniors Vote host Dan Roberts to talk about why she wants to continue serving on the bench, what the job looks like day to day, and the experience she brings to another term. Plus, she shares what she wants Clark County voters to know as they head into the 2026 election.

Jennifers' Website: https://www.judgeschwartz.com/

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In this episode of Faith Matters, our hosts discuss the upcoming Jewish holidays, share their plans for the coming days, and explore the traditions and meaning behind these important celebrations. They also take a closer look at Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, and its significance as a time for reflection, forgiveness, and spiritual renewal. 

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Why run for reelection when you could be looking for the next step up?

On this episode of Seniors Vote, Judge Jasmin Lilly-Spells explains why she wants to continue serving in her current position rather than seeking what some might consider an “upgrade.”

She also answers questions about the role, what the position involves, and what voters may not realize about the work that happens every day.

Hear directly from Judge Lilly-Spells about the job, her experience, and why she’s asking voters for another term.

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Knock on wood, toss some salt over your shoulder, and whatever you do, watch out for the number 13!

On this episode of Much Ado, Dianne Hahn is talking all things superstition. She shares some of the superstitions she believes in, including what to do when you spill salt, the fear surrounding Friday the 13th, why the number 13 gets such a bad rap, and more.

Are these harmless traditions, old habits, or something worth paying attention to? Tune in and see how many of Dianne’s superstitions you share!

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What does it mean to celebrate a new year with traditions that go back thousands of years? 🍎🍯

In this episode of Faith Matters, we’re exploring Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and the history, traditions and deeper meaning behind this important time on the Jewish calendar. Learn why the holiday is a time for reflection, renewal and looking ahead, plus the significance behind some of the customs that have been passed down through generations.

It’s a new year with some very old traditions, and there’s a lot more to the story than apples and honey!

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What if the search for who we are is also a search for God?

In this episode of Faith Matters, the conversation explores the connection between discovering ourselves and discovering the divine. They discuss what it means to intentionally spend time in God’s presence, quiet the distractions around us and create space for a deeper understanding of our faith and ourselves.

It’s a thoughtful conversation about identity, spirituality and what we may discover when we make room for God in our everyday lives.

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What if finding yourself is also a way of finding God? 

On this episode of Faith Matters, Rabbi Sanford Akselrad and Reverend Adrian Doll explore the connection between faith, identity, and purpose. Along with a little trivia and an inspiring story, they discuss how moments of feeling lost can lead to personal and spiritual growth. If you're searching for direction, hope, or a deeper understanding of yourself, this conversation offers thoughtful insights and encouragement along the way. 

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