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#182: ‘Favorite 5′ People Watching
January 23, 2013
Scott and Melissa share a potpourri of information on this episode of Living In Las Vegas.
Scott shares why he would never be on a reality show, questions the logic of construction companies that don’t get the job done, and provokes thought on the need for multiple observation wheels and stadiums in Vegas. Then everyone at VVN gets a new bras! Well, more like Scott pitches Melissa on new lingerie (the live chat voted yes), and finally, they reveal a new segment called Favorite 5. Show Notes:
- Visit LASIK of Nevada (50% Off Premium LASIK + $200 more if you mention VVN)
- Visit Bread and Butter, LV. The best bakery in Las Vegas!
- LiLV Stuff
- LOOK TO THE RIGHT: Click to Leave a Voice Mail
- Sign up for Email Alerts (form found on right side of our website)
- Get your questions answered: OnAirQ@LivingInLV.com
- Follow us on Twitter: @VegasVideoNtwrk
- Visit our FACEBOOK Page: Facebook.com/VegasVideoNetwork
- Beyonce lip-syncing at the Inauguration
- The plug is pulled on Sin City Rules (website)
- Observation Wheel(s) (website)
- New Vegas Stadium(s) (website)
- Meet Up: One Queensridge Place or Skylofts? (website)
- Bras for everyone at VVN (Maybe just Melissa)
- New Segment: Favorite 5 (People Watching)
#174: Savory, Swingin’, and Screams
November 7, 2012
Scott and Melissa share an interesting date night with us on this episode of Living in Las Vegas.
We start with some savory steak and salmon, then get swingin’ (get your mind out of the gutter) at a hip joint where the music is as beautiful as the scenery. Wrapping up the evening (which Melissa says went a little late), we find blood splatter and screams galore, even though Halloween is over. (Oh and take the over, that’s where the sharp money is.) Show notes:
- Visit LASIK of Nevada (50% Off Premium LASIK + $200 more if you mention VVN)
- Visit Bread and Butter, LV. The best bakery in Las Vegas!
- LiLV Stuff
- LOOK TO THE RIGHT: Click to Leave a Voice Mail
- Sign up for Email Alerts (form found on right side of our website)
- Get your questions answered: OnAirQ@LivingInLV.com
- Follow us on Twitter: @VegasVideoNtwrk
- Visit our FACEBOOK Page: Facebook.com/VegasVideoNetwork
- The Henry (photos, website)
- Chandelier Bar (photos, website)
- Evil Dead (photos, website)
83: Fremont Street: Street Performers, Zip Lines, Comedy and Concealed Weapons
November 7, 2010
It’s the triumphant return of Melissa! Sound the horns! In celebration, we head down to Fremont Street (Melissa’s favorite. . .wait. . .who am I kidding. . .she hates it down there) for some good ribs, terrible street performers, flying drunks, crappy bands, great comedy and a lesson on concealing a weapon in Nevada. Show notes:
- Weather (73) / LiLV Pool (58)
- LiLV Stuff
- Listener Line: 206.312.0105
- Sign up of Email Alerts (form found on right side of our website)
- Elections and the mildly retarded
- Listener Email: Being a live audience member of a VEGAS VIDEO NETWORK show
- Fremont Street
- Street Performers
- A great bar in the Fremont Casino
- Scott’s preferred superpower
- Zip lines
- LA Comedy Club (and the debate between Leno and Letterman)
- Downtown bar, The Griffin
- What it takes to get a conceal weapon license in Nevada
Finally, a good reason for those additional pounds.
78: YeeeeHaaaaw! I’m a Little Bit Country at Helldorado Days in Downtown Las Vegas
May 16, 2010
I’m pretty sure if it weren’t for that chewing tobacco thing, I’d have been a cowboy. Oh, and the cows. And that smell. And all that dirt and stuff. And sleeping in anything other than a kind-size bed.
But I digress.
Today’s Living in Las Vegas Podcast brings out our cowboy and cowgirl side as we ramble on down yonder to the Hellodaro Days celebration in downtown Las Vegas. Show notes:
- PHOTOS! (Git, now.)
- Weather (THAT’S what I’m talking about) / LiLV Pool (400,000 BTU’s to the rescue!)
- LiLV Stuff
- Listener Line: 206.312.0105
- Sign up of Email Alerts (form found on right side of our website)
- LiLV Podcast Spring 2010 MeetUp Review
- Long Weekend at Newport Beach
- New Friends of the LiLV Podcast (well, pending (Bob!!))
- Scott Gets Jury Duty
- Jacob’s post on Immigration
- Overheard on The Strip (visit. . .and SHARE!)
- Helldorado Days
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Streaming MP3: Download71: Late Night at ‘After the Show’ — A Treat for Las Vegas Locals
September 22, 2009
[Get this, we recorded this show at 2AM! Why? Read the show notes below. . .]
This is the perfect example of what makes being a Las Vegas local so cool! Every Monday night, starting at 11:00PM and going until 1:00AM Tuesday morning, a half dozen or more Las Vegas performers get together to perform for each other “After the Show”, that is, after their regular gigs. Even better, Las Vegas locals are invited to join the fun for free.
I’d heard about After the Show for some time and wanted to see what it was all about for ourselves. So, this special late-night edition of the Living in Las Vegas Podcast features our review of one of the coolest ideas in town. Show notes:
- Weather Mid-90’s / LiLV Pool (Warm enough to dive in, cold enough to get right back out)
- LiLV Stuff
- Listener Line: 206.312.0105
- Sign up of Email Alerts (form found on right side of our website)
- After the Show
- First, Let’s Talk TRAFFIC
- What is this thing?
- Host(ess) Cashetta
- Famous Audience Members
- Magician Jason Andrews
- Comedian Keith Lyle
- From Zumanity: Edie
- Comedienne Shayma Tash
- Larry Atello (Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding)
- Christopher and S (Scapades)
- Junebug (as Carol Channing)
- Comedienne Cathe Jones
- Rudy Uresti (KA & Le Reve)
November 4, 2008
Melissa and I woke up this morning ready to participate in the 2008 Presidential Election! With reports of 2-3 hour lines, we were ready for a long wait. Over the past couple of days, we’ve seen long lines for early voters and expected the same.
Luckily, that wasn’t the case.
We arrived at about 6:50AM. At 7:00AM they started letting folks in. And by 7:25AM, we each had our “I VOTED” stickers.
The whole process was well organized. First, we got into one of several lines, depending on our voting precinct. We signed in and received a paper receipt/tracking card that we then presented to a gal (at the end of another line) who scanned it to program a magnetic card (like a credit card or a hotel room card key). Then, we waited a few minutes to get to one of the 20 or so voting machines that were all lined up single file at the back of the room. There was a couple helper-bees floating around the voting machines providing instructions and answering questions. The machine worked well–simply insert the magnetic card and use the touch screen-based machine, using your fingers. Our ballot had about 20 screens worth of votes. The whole process, start to finish, was 35 minutes.
