100 Essential Albums: #98 — Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morissette (1995)

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 30, 2018 in 100 Essential Albums, Blog, Music and Concert Reviews | 0 comments

You live you learn, you love you learn
You cry you learn, you lose you learn
You bleed you learn, you scream you learn

Another Open Letter to the Invisible Sky Daddy (a.k.a. “Almighty God”)

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 29, 2018 in Blog, Politics, Rants and Raves | 1 comment

My angry letter to the imaginary sky wizard who thinks he’s God.

Doyle Brunson’s Top Ten Movie Westerns of All-Time

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 24, 2018 in Blog, Movie Reviews, Talking Points, Video 1 | 0 comments

I interviewed poker legend Doyle Brunson and we talked about (not poker)….movie westerns. This is one of the most fun videos I’ve done. I hope to continue these interviews with other people and subjects.

The Best 20 Happy Hours in Las Vegas: #20 — Salud Mexican Bistro and Tequileria

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 24, 2018 in Blog, Las Vegas, Restaurant Reviews | 2 comments

Why visit Salud? Because commitment, quality, value, and friendliness should be rewarded.

100 Essential Albums: #99 — “Soul of a Man” by Al Kooper (1995)

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 23, 2018 in 100 Essential Albums, Blog, Music and Concert Reviews | 0 comments

“Turn the organ up!”

100 Essential Albums: #100 — Black Moses by Isaac Hayes (1971)

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 19, 2018 in 100 Essential Albums, Blog, Music and Concert Reviews | 0 comments

“Black Moses: stands as one of the greatest albums ever. This launches my new writing series, “100 Essential Albums.”

Strangers in the Night

Posted by Nolan Dalla on Jul 16, 2018 in Blog, Las Vegas, Personal, Travel | 0 comments

The sexes aren’t just different biologically. The sexes are divided by a chasm — those who live in safety versus those who do not. Most men can walk the streets at night. Men answer their doorbells without feeling panic. Men step onto an elevator and don’t worry about who’s on board. Men are free to live their lives without fear. Women don’t have this luxury of being careless. Women need to be on the lookout at all times. Women must on the defensive, always, not only wherever they go, but who they talk to and what vibes they give off. Women must be cautious, even inside their own homes. While men are free, women are not.