City Cast Las Vegas

This episode explores how indie theater can thrive in Las Vegas through an interview with Troy Hurd, founder of Majestic Repertory Theater, discussing his successful 90s parody show Screamed and the formula for breakout success in local theater.

This episode explores the growing popularity and quality of Indian cuisine in Las Vegas, featuring interviews with local food experts discussing trends, restaurant recommendations, and cultural insights.

This episode discusses a conflict between Metro and the court system over electronic monitoring, debates camels as pets in Henderson, and explores whether Las Vegas deserves an NBA expansion team.

This episode explores how NV Energy's billing practices and a $65 million overcharging scandal could influence Nevada's governor race by affecting voter sentiment in Las Vegas.

This episode of CityCast Las Vegas discusses local news including the impacts of the Middle East war, a threatened animal sanctuary, a new wedding chapel, and a deportation case involving a college student.

This episode discusses Nevada's judicial election system, exploring why the state elects most judges while some are appointed, and examining the controversies and hybrid systems used elsewhere.

This episode of CityCast Las Vegas discusses the governor's race attack ads, budget cuts affecting teachers, and dating challenges in Las Vegas.

This episode explores how the Twin Cities organized effective and joyful community protests against federal immigration crackdowns, with insights from a local podcast host.

This episode features Vegas insiders discussing how to make the most of March in Las Vegas, covering topics like daylight saving time, allergies, and local events.

This episode discusses the failure of Colorado River states to reach an accord on water rights, leading to potential federal intervention and a prolonged legal battle that could reach the Supreme Court, with Nevada's water supply at stake.

This episode discusses a potential Airbnb biolab discovery, Super Bowl betting restrictions in Nevada, an ultra marathon along the Colorado River, and CityCast's expansion following Washington Post layoffs.

This episode explores whether truly secret menus still exist in Las Vegas restaurants, featuring a discussion with food writer John Curtis about how the internet and marketing have eliminated insider dining experiences.

This episode discusses a Nevada legislative hearing on the Boring Company's Vegas Loop tunnels, exploring its purpose and potential impact.

This episode explores the often-overlooked history of black cowboys in Las Vegas and Nevada, highlighting their significant contributions and the erasure of people of color in American cowboy narratives.

This episode explores how Austin, Texas is building more affordable housing than any other U.S.

This episode of CityCast Las Vegas features a Friday news roundup with journalists April Corbin-Gurness and Michael M.J.

This episode discusses WrestleMania's return to Las Vegas, the controversy over its relocation from New Orleans, and the increasing prominence of women's matches in wrestling.

This episode features a discussion with local experts on the best events and activities to enjoy in Las Vegas during April, including a Rob Reiner movie marathon at the Beverly Theater.

Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar discusses the impact of election conspiracy theories and federal policies on Nevada's voting systems, focusing on voter ID laws at state and federal levels.

This episode of CityCast Las Vegas discusses local news topics including the Golden Knights' coaching changes, Congresswoman Susie Lee's controversial tweets, and the phenomenon of pop-up casinos in Vegas.

This episode explores the instability of federal funding for Nevada nonprofits, with guest Miles Dixon detailing how sudden grant changes create uncertainty and harm services.

The episode features food influencers Bullethead and Giselle D'Souza discussing the best burgers in Las Vegas, sparked by the opening of the world's largest In-N-Out.

This episode of City Cast Las Vegas features an interview with sports journalist Heidi Fang, discussing the Raiders' poor season performance.

This episode explores the design secrets and psychological impact of casino carpets in Las Vegas through a conversation with carpet designer Terri Ann Hale and interior designer Alice O'Keefe.

This episode explores alternatives to big box stores by highlighting local businesses in Las Vegas for gift shopping, featuring insights from founders Coco Jenkins and Nikki Pucci.

This episode explores the creation and significance of Las Vegas' new Filipino Town, featuring interviews with key organizers and insider food recommendations.

This episode discusses the groundbreaking unionization efforts by brothel workers at Sherry's Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada, exploring the reasons behind it and the challenges they face.

This episode explores the complexities of historic preservation in Las Vegas through a discussion with preservation experts about why some buildings are saved while others are demolished.

This episode explores the debate over data center development in Madison, Wisconsin, including a recent moratorium and public opposition, through a conversation between hosts David Floss and Bianca Martin.

This episode discusses the rise of glamping around Las Vegas, exploring what distinguishes it from traditional camping and highlighting whimsical, convenient outdoor experiences.

This episode explores how the nonprofit Indigenous AF is moving into Las Vegas's arts district to preserve its artistic character amid concerns of commercialization, featuring an interview with co-founder Fawn Douglas.

This episode discusses a cyber attack on Wynn Resorts, the debate over Nevada's live entertainment tax affecting events like Beyoncé concerts, Flavor Flav's invitation to the U.S.

This episode features a conversation with two born and raised Las Vegas locals discussing the unique social cachet and insider perspectives of being lifelong residents in a city of transplants.

This episode discusses Pittsburgh's innovative plan to revitalize its struggling downtown by offering low rents to fill vacant storefronts ahead of the NFL draft, featuring insights from CityCast Pittsburgh host Megan Harris.

This episode explores whether the Mojave Desert will experience a super bloom this spring, featuring insights from botanist Dr.

This episode discusses Utah's controversial plan to build a large homeless campus in Salt Lake City to house and potentially involuntarily commit homeless individuals with mental illness or addiction issues.

This episode discusses the ongoing legal battle over tax refunds in the Badlands development case, where the developer seeks to reclaim millions paid in taxes during litigation, now involving Clark County and the City of Las Vegas heading to the Nevada Supreme Court.

This episode discusses the results of a community survey on mosquito activity in Las Vegas, revealing high bite rates and impacts on residents' quality of life, with insights from Dr.

This episode explores the upcoming implosion of the Eastside Cannery in Las Vegas, featuring an interview with journalist Steve Krupe about why it's not open to the public and the city's fascination with such events.

A historian discusses five iconic women who have made significant contributions to Las Vegas history, prompted by Women's History Month and a previous episode's lack of female representation.

This episode explores the hidden history and dual reputations of Henderson, Nevada, from its industrial past as 'the armpit of the nation' to its modern perceptions as both 'Hendertucky' and a wealthy suburb, featuring insights from local experts.

This episode discusses Nevada's use of AI for unemployment claims, the increasing wealth of Las Vegas tourists, and Zoox's partnership with Uber for driverless cars, along with a lighthearted segment on gas-saving tips.

This episode discusses Washington D.C.'s emergency legislation requiring local police to release body cam footage and names of federal agents involved in incidents, aiming to increase accountability and transparency.

This episode discusses why Hollywood frequently depicts Las Vegas in apocalyptic films, exploring definitions and rankings of such movies.

This episode discusses the impacts of an unseasonal heat wave in Las Vegas, exploring personal coping strategies and potential environmental effects.

This episode explores the enduring popularity of ramen in Las Vegas, featuring an interview with Phil Seng discussing what makes a great bowl and the growth of ramen spots in the valley.

This episode explores how sex workers at a legal Nevada brothel are fighting to unionize and be recognized as employees, potentially setting a precedent for gig economy workers nationwide.

This episode explores why Gen Z is reviving birding as a hobby in Las Vegas, featuring interviews with local experts from Red Rock Audubon Society and UNLV Birding Club.

This episode explores the Boulevard Mall's transformation from a perceived sketchy relic to a revitalized community hub with historical significance in Las Vegas.

This episode explores Las Vegas' innovative gambling diversion court, an alternative justice program for problem gamblers, through an interview with attorney David Figler.