Dixie Dooley Visits Tony Sacca’s Radio Show

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Pete Allman, right, presents proclamation to Dixie Dooley.

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Dixie Dooley and assistant Julie Dooley.

While they were getting ready to tape Tony’s radio show, the host asked me to join them on-air, which I thought was very nice. It was a well-paced show, and it included another guest entertainer, author Martin Andrew, who performs a tribute to Rod Stewart.

During the show, Tony spoke about the responsibility of the interviewer to the interviewee and the audience. Tony likes to dig deep, bringing out the best in the discussion, which he feels makes it a more interesting segment. In fact, he and I both like to do inspirational interviews that bring out positive messages about the celebrities and guests we speak with, which helps to motivate and uplift our audiences. Thanks, Tony, for your honesty and compassion.

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Tony Sacca performs his Christmas 2008 Show and appears throughout the year at Josette’s Bistro, west of the Las Vegas Strip.

I would be remiss if I didn’t tell you to stop by Josette’s Bistro, west of the Strip, and check out Tony Sacca the singer doing some great standards, Doo Wop and those nostalgic songs, such as those made popular by Sinatra and Bobby Darin, as well as Louis Armstrong’s songs.

Tony sings from the heart, and he started his singing career along with his brother in Philadelphia. And be sure to catch his Christmas show, which is taped at Josette’s Bistro, featuring Tony and friends.

Josette’s is at 4983 W. Flamingo Rd. (www.josettesbistro.com). Call (702) 227-4575 for more information on the holiday show and Tony Sacca’s regular performances.

Tony’s TV show airs on Cable 14, Channel 25 in the Las Vegas area, as well as in other Southern Nevada cities, and it is also aired via Direct TV and Dish Network in Southern California and beyond (check your local listings for times and channels).

Tony Sacca’s broadcasts reach millions of listeners and viewers. For television and radio show information, contact his representative, Madeline, at (702) 364-8669.

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