Baucum, a hypnotherapist popular with many Las Vegas entertainers, talks about the power of positive thinking, why peope come for hypnosis, and sleep learning.

Bell talks about coming to Las Vegas, his first jobs, being called up for the draft and getting married to avoid it, quitting his job. Bell talks about his childhood, some early musicians, lounge singing in the 1950s, his group The Bellboys, and a variety other topics.

Bellson demonstrates the styles of well-known drummers, talks about his use of the double-bass drum, and shares comments about the profession.

Bellson discusses his life as a professional drummer, techniques of setting up and playing drums, comparisons with other artists, going on the road, and his recommendations for musicians who want to pursue professional work.

Bennett answers the questions of different fans through calls related to his relationships with his family, what kinds of music he listens to, and his experiences working with different artists.

Bennett describes his career, how he discovered his passion for singing, his admiration for Bing Crosby, and his interest in crossing musical genres.

Bennett discusses other musicians and singing songs that are classics or timeless

Bennett talks about his career, his early life, his passion for painting, his thoughts on abstract and modern art, starting his record company, and his friendship with Frank Sinatra.

Eckstine talks about his career, his bands switch from be-bop to pure jazz, the state of early Las Vegas entertainment, and his family and children.

Eglash discusses his first experience in Las Vegas, Nevada, his opinions on the Strip, his thoughts on corporations in the music industry, his audition for Frank Sinatra, the fire at the El Rancho Hotel and Casino, the beginning of his conducting career, and his former bandmates and musicians.

Engler talks about his experiences of performing with different musicians and how to make sure that is successful.