Insider Tips for Surviving Music Festival Season

The Shadowy Past of Las Vegas and the Mob

On today's episode, we chat with Claire White, Director of Education at the Mob Museum in Las Vegas, Nevada. She talks about the history of the mob and its integral role in the development and sustainment of "Sin City." She also shares insider recommendations on offbeat places to explore so you get the most out of your desert getaway.

Adventure Meets Serenity in the Heart of the Wild West

In this week's episode, we travel to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and sit down with local radio DJ and self-proclaimed town Social Chair Mark Fishman. He shares insider tips on where to eat, activities to enjoy, and geographical sites to see, all in the heart of the Wild West.

Unlock Your Artistic Wanderlust: Travel America’s Creative Tapestry

This week, we're cruising with Ruby Lerner, New York Art Executive and train traveler extraordinaire.  In this episode, Ruby reveals some hip places and spaces you can experience art (in its different forms) across the United States.  She helps us traverse the country and immerse ourselves in its creative tapestry where art and adventure intertwine.

Stardust and Sunshine: Tracing Palm Springs’ Hollywood Legacy

This week, we welcome Annette Kesson, a longtime Palm Springs resident and well-known tour guide. She talks about Old Hollywood’s fascination with the desert, conducting door tours, what celebrity homes are available to rent, and classic restaurants and watering holes that still exist today. It was such a fun episode. We hope you enjoy it!

Insider Tips for Surviving Music Festival Season

This week's episode features Karen Glauber, president of HIT magazine, a renowned music industry trade publication. She is responsible for discovering bands such as Arcade Fire and The Lumineers, among others. Karen's also a music festival goer, lover, and connoisseur offering insider tips about surviving the circuit and how you might approach mingling with musicians. With more than three decades in the industry, she's a literal walking encyclopedia on music, not to mention a true delight. Enjoy!