Hear me on the radio, see me on TV

I’m excited to share a few new projects. As you may already know, I left the Las Vegas-Review Journal last year to start the Food & Loathing Podcast (alongside producer Rich Johnson) and create Neon Feast, a dining guide app that is transforming the way people choose restaurants in Las Vegas.

I’m happy to report that I can now also be seen, and heard, on the following local news outlets:

Highway Radio

April 29 will be the launch of new radio report, The Neon Feast Foodie Update, which will air exclusively on Highway Radio, sister stations VIBE 99.7 (KHYZ-FM) in Las Vegas, and VIBE 98.1 (KRXV-FM) in Barstow/Victor Valley, California, and stream at https://highwayradio.com. 

This will be voiced by me and produced by Rich Johnson of Utter Clarity, providing highlights from our weekly Food & Loathing Podcast. Each two-minute report will be packed with news, celebrity interviews and on-the-scene reporting covering the most important restaurant happenings on and off The Strip.

The weekly segments will run multiple times a day on each station, and offer unique advertising and sponsorship opportunities within, and adjacent to, each report. Restaurants or other businesses interested in advertising should contact Highway Radio sales manager Marc Isquith at 702-354-1075.




Wake up with The CW

As of April 2022, I am appearing bi-weekly on Wake Up with The CW to talk about the latest food news, restaurant openings, etc. in Las Vegas. You can check out my latest reports below to get a feel for content.

· April 6, 2022

· April 20, 2022


If you’re interested in having your restaurant or client featured in any of these projects, please reach out anytime! 



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