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In 1969, Nelson Conway Sr. opened the door to public corporate investment in Las Vegas gaming. That move changed the balance of power and drove organized crime out of the desert forever.
This is the true story of that fight.
Told by the son who watched his father fight for change in Vegas during the golden age of Mob-controlled gambling, this book reveals a side of the city rarely seen in gangster histories. It follows Nelson Conway Sr., a certified public accountant and local businessman, as he and his partners worked to build the Showboat Hotel and Casino free from Mob influence.
Part memoir and part true crime history, this book brings forward the voices of the Las Vegans who lived through the Mob’s arrival and had to decide whether to adapt, resist, or be pushed aside. It also uncovers the author’s personal search to understand who his father really was.
This is the untold story of the local men who fought for the future of Las Vegas.
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Good Villains is an odyssey into the minds of America’s most polarizing figures—those who blur the line between icon and outcast.
It begins with an unexpected encounter with Ye (formerly Kanye West) in late 2022, shortly after his billion-dollar empire collapsed and his presidential ambitions spiraled into chaos. What unfolds is a journey across the country, as author Shane Cashman gains unprecedented access to controversial cultural figures such as Alex Jones, Kari Lake, and Riff Raff—culminating in a harrowing profile of a woman at the center of a viral human trafficking controversy. These are not easy stories. They are intimate, unflinching portraits of the people who provoke, polarize, and challenge the mainstream narrative.
At once cultural investigation and personal memoir, Good Villains asks what happens when a journalist steps inside the blast radius of fame, infamy, and digital hysteria, as Cashman embeds himself deeper in the lives of the infamous and becomes part of the story he set out to chronicle.
Good Villains is a meditation on what it means to be adored, condemned, and obsessively watched in the modern world. Cashman trespasses into the upper echelon of America’s celebrity and politics and sends back a dispatch from the center of a culture in collapse—where the most vilified figures hold a mirror up to the world and its flaws. The result: a gripping, dramatic look at cancel culture, fame, and the media machine told with journalistic detail and exceptional style.
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This week, Ed talks with Adora Alchemy, creator of The Life Yearbook- a unique planner designed to help people reconnect with themselves throughout the year. Combining astronomy, astrology, seasonal changes, holidays, journaling, and self-reflection, the book encourages readers to slow down, notice the rhythms of nature, and create meaningful rituals in everyday life. In this conversation, Adora shares the story behind the project, the inspiration that led her to create it, and why she believes a little more curiosity, creativity, and whimsy can make a real difference in how we experience life.
Adora Alchemy is an author and creator passionate about helping people reconnect with themselves through creativity, nature, and intentional living. Her debut book, The Life Yearbook, blends practical planning with reflection, seasonal awareness, and whimsy to help readers move through the year with intention
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