June 4, 2025 • 17 mins
ICYMI: ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – ‘What’s Up’ with regular guest contributor Nick Pagliochini delving into everything the Southland has to offer; from the BET Experience coming to LA this Thursday through Sunday, and "...No one puts baby in the corner..." at "Late Night! at the Skirball in the Sepulveda; to what's coming up this month for LGBTQIA+ Pride Month including LA Pride in Hollywood this weekend and ‘Disneyland After Dark: Pride Nites’ later this month. Follow Nick's adventures on socials @NickPagliochini, @ThisWeekendWithNick, and if you're hungry, @15MinuteFoodie - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app & YouTube @MrMoKelly
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
KFI Am six forty.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Thanks Later with moo Kelly.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
We're live on YouTube, Instagram, and the iHeartRadio app and
this Tuesday evening at nine o'clock.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
So you know what that means. That means that Nick
Polio Channy joins us in studio.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
You can see him right now on our YouTube and
Instagram lives. Nick.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
What the hell is up? How you being?
Speaker 4 (00:20):
Oh dude, I've been amazing. It has been crazy.
Speaker 5 (00:23):
I had Savannah Bananas last week with Disney and so
much going on, and then here we are in Pride month.
As you can see if you're following us on YouTube,
mister Mokelly, I've got my Disney Pride gear on, and yes,
if you like it or not, you're gonna hear about
it all month long because there's stuff that's going on
all month. So but first of all, I want to
jump into what's going on, and this is specifically for
the Lovely Lady to my right, Hernsha, because this is
(00:46):
something she's very excited about. But it's something that both
MO and I have done in the past, but it's
been quite some time. The bet experience is happening and
taking over downtown La Thursday through Sunday this week. So
if it's something that you're looking forward to, if there's
some I show you enjoy on be Et, if there's
a personality from it, it's all going down. And the
best part is I'm starting out with something that's free
(01:06):
ninety nine. All you have to do is log onto
beet dot com and look for the BET Experience link
and then you sign up and you're able to enjoy
fan Fest all well Thursday through Sunday, but specifically Saturday
and Sunday are gonna be the busiest time periods with
the most interactions with music, guests and TV shows and
everything else. So it's a lot of fun and it's
(01:26):
something that is unique, and I love that it always
seems to come back to La year after year, so
I think that that's a big thing for me music wise,
talent wise, very much a big part of the Southland,
So I mean that's for me. I love it. I
think it's a good time. I think it's worth everybody
going and checking out. So we're gonna try to get
Carnesia there. I know that's I was literally walking her
(01:48):
through all like, here's the contacts, here's the media people.
Speaker 4 (01:51):
We're gonna make this happen.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
I have no desire to be there, but you know,
knock yourself out there.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Well.
Speaker 5 (01:56):
And I also, yeah, I was gonna say, but I
would love if Carnesia became a junior you'r a field reporter,
and then she can roll along with me to some
of the events that I cant.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Take her under your I will.
Speaker 5 (02:04):
I absolutely will, one hundred and ten percent. The problem
is I'm already spoken for this weekend or else I
would totally jump on it. But yeah, it's a good time.
I can't complain what else you got? I got the
Skirball Cultural Center. So if you're familiar with Skirball Cultural Center,
it's kind of in the akin to Getty Center and everything.
It's over on that side of town. But it's specifically
(02:26):
beginning late night at the Skirballs. So nobody puts baby
in the corner. And their opening night event is happening
this Friday, and it's gonna be dirty dancing as the
featured film. But it's one of those moments where well
it says the Santa Monica Mountains transform into the cat
Skills so if you're familiar with Dirty Dancing exactly, so
nobody puts baby in the corner, but everything is retro
inspired for this Friday Night event starts at six o'clock
(02:48):
till ten thirty, and it is fifties and sixties. Resort
ware is encouraged, So if you need to do a
little bit of homework, check out Dirty Dancing on YouTube
and you too can live your Patrick Swayze dreams here
in sol in southern California. Also, we've got in the
Exhibition Park area, so north National History Museum for La County.
(03:10):
If you've not been there, I've talked about it many,
many times. This is where they have both the Butterfly Pavilion,
which then feeds the Spider Pavilion when we get a
little closer to my birthday for Halloween. But National History
Museum is really worthwhile. And then this is First Friday's
twenty twenty five amplified, so it's going to be live DJs.
The have I'm not sure. I mean, I'm familiar with
(03:31):
what a sound bath is. I don't specifically know what
this one is, but that's usually when you would go
in and it's meditative and you've got music, and you've
got drums and bells and all the fun and gongs.
But the event theme is going to beat music and
the mind. What does listening to music do to your
mind and well being? What has changed in the way
we listen to music and what does it mean for society?
(03:54):
And what are the social and personal benefits of listening
to music. It is very music heavy and there will
be all sorts of DJs, cocktails, soundbads, you name it.
All the details can be found at NHM dot org,
National History Museum dot org, or you can check out
the Lincoln bio at Nick pouliyo'cheeo this weekend with Nick
on social media.
Speaker 4 (04:12):
So, but the thing I want to talk.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
About and I'm going to do it a little bit
early because I want to encourage you and I've talked
about this with all the Disneyland after Dark events. So
Disneyland after Dark this year is going to be in
the It's going to be odd, a little bit odd
because usually they do their after dark events on Sundays, Tuesdays,
and Thursdays. For this one, it's going to be a
Monday and a Wednesday. So I'm glad because normally I
would have to have somebody sub in for me on
(04:36):
a Tuesday, but I get to be here with you,
so that's always a good thing we appreciate. So I'll
actually be coming straight from that event because I will
be live at Disneyland after Dark Pride Nights both on
Monday the sixteenth of June and Wednesday to eighteenth of June. Now,
whether you're part of this community or not, I want
you to go, and this is why, because we've talked
about it and we'll talk about again. All the attractions
(04:57):
are open, all the walk all the wait times are
walk on. So even if you're not specifically there for
the alphabet to be a part of the Alphabet Mafia
or a supporter of it, you can go and really
for one hundred and sixty nine dollars, which is not cheap,
but you can get walk onto all the attraction.
Speaker 4 (05:14):
You really called it the alphabet bomb.
Speaker 5 (05:16):
Oh yeah, Alphabet Mafia LGBTQ I A plus no, because
that's the way, because it's always you know, you want something.
Everybody wants to have a cool name and going through
nine letters. Get now, Stephan, I love you.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
I thought no, I thought it was a real thing.
Speaker 5 (05:30):
Oh my god, I mean, it is a real thing,
but it comes from LGBTQ. I A plush, sweet, innocent boy.
I know everybody, how how pretty is Stephan?
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Yes?
Speaker 5 (05:43):
And I see a lot of people in the chat
right now that are talking about Magic key Holders. H
There is actually special activations at the events any of
the Disneyland after Dark. If you're a Magic key Holder,
which is the title given to annual pass holders now
at the Disneyland Resort, you can get a lot of
extra swag and they usually have extra photo ops. You
get character interactions exclusively for you. So if that's something
(06:04):
that you're into, definitely give or worth checking out. But
I will be there. And the thing I love it's parades,
it's music, it's community, it's camaraderie. But it's also seeing
Disney in a very different light. And I think it's
because there's a good amount of Alphabet Mafia members that
are cast members at the Disneyland Resort. So this is
something that has only been happening a last few years
(06:25):
and it's something that's brand new and was really earth changing,
earth shattering when it comes to the world of Disney
because there's a lot of lgbtqia plus representation behind the
scenes backstage, but this was able to bring them front
and center and really give them an opportunity to shine
and celebrate diversity and what makes those cast members and
(06:45):
the Disneyland resort as part of the Walt Disney Company
so specifically unique. So if you got it, it's well
worth it to check it out. And if you go,
I definitely want you to find me and take some
pictures and snap that. You can always find out my
location pretty quickly by following Nick pollio'channey this week of
a nick on social media, because I usually try my
best to keep up as quickly as I possibly can.
(07:07):
But it's a good time. It's well worth it. And
we're in June, which is Pride month, and it's crazy
to think that we're already halfway through the year already.
It's I mean, I hate to be that, like, sorry,
this year is already felt like forty five months, right,
That's what I'm saying. So that's for me because I
don't want to be the usual news anchor like, oh
my gosh, can you believe it's all wow? But really it,
like you said, it feels like we lived through forty
(07:29):
five years in six months, so it's both Wow it's
June and wow it's June.
Speaker 4 (07:35):
It's June.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
But there's a lot going on this month and I've
got a lot more to fill you in on.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
It's Later with mo Kelly. We have Nick Pollyochany joining
us in studio. He's telling us what he's up to
these days and maybe you can join him. You can
find him this week at this weekend.
Speaker 5 (07:48):
This week, I'm a Nick on social media also Nick pollio'channy.
One leads to the other. So you can't get the
last name easily. If you aren't pulling it straight off
of the chat from YouTube, will shame on you because
you need to check out mister m kelly and experience
YouTube and experience this show specifically like no other show
here on KFI can be experienced.
Speaker 2 (08:06):
Hang out with the mo migos in Motown.
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Speaker 4 (08:54):
Yes? What is it?
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Don't forget to follow like and subscribe, follow like and
subscribe that to all the things, make sure you got
them all This weekend this past weekend, if you were familiar,
it was West Hollywood Pride, so that means Santa Monka
Boulevard if you're heading through West Hollywood. That was shut
down and it was a new entity, if you will.
So I'm going to talk about what's coming up this weekend,
which is the fifty fifth annual LA Pride Parade and
(09:15):
Festival in Hollywood. West Hollywood a few years ago split
off and started doing their own thing when LA officially
moved their celebration with Christopher Tree West to Hollywood Boulevard.
So the reason that I bring this up, it's free
ninety nine is a great way to be out and
about in the community and the diversity that you experienced there,
whether you're a member of the Alphabet Mafia or supporter
(09:36):
or whatever. There is a lot going on and especially
for the entire month, so I will be pomping in
and out of a lot of different events where these
will be happening. You can see that at Nick Polly
o'keanna this week and with Nick on Instagram.
Speaker 4 (09:49):
But this weekend specifically, it's the fifty.
Speaker 5 (09:52):
Fifth annual La Pride Parade, and it is such a
unique experience.
Speaker 4 (09:56):
I know that iHeartRadio will be there.
Speaker 5 (09:59):
I will not be because I will I'm not part
of the family anymore. But I did walk in the
parade last year with my husband and it was incredible.
But it's a really great time because Hollywood Boulevard, we
see it shut down in front of the TCL Chinese
Theater and also what is now Callavation Hollywood all the
time from premiers where this is something that we're very,
very used to. This is one of the few times
(10:21):
that more than that from Highland to Kuwanga Boulevard are
shut down along Hollywood Bulevard. So starting at Hollywood Ovation
Hollywood and then continuing down Hollywood Bilevard heading east over
toward the one on one, it's shut down. And that
only happens at this point in time twice a year
for the Hollywood Christmas Parade and for La Pride. So
it's a very very interesting experience because Pride here in
(10:43):
La while it may be associated with the Alphabet Mafia
is very much La Pride, Pride in the City of
Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles and the
diversity that we have. And I think that's the biggest
point for me to hit is to kind of hit
home for you, is it's worth getting out there. It's
free ninety nine. It costs you nothing but some of
your time. But it's a great time to get out
(11:05):
there and experience your neighbors and be able to meet
people from different communities. Also, there's so many additional things
that are going on. I will be at the Dodgers
game on the thirteenth, Friday the thirteenth, which is pretty
wild because it's our only Friday the thirteenth of the year.
Speaker 4 (11:19):
But I'll be well, yeah.
Speaker 5 (11:21):
Because you know, mister Halloween, I was like, thirty one
is my inverse for my birthday. So but yeah, so
I'll be at Dodger Stadium. I will also be at
Universal Studios because they have a couple of Pride events
that are going on. But I really want to encourage
you to find ways, especially since we're officially getting into summer.
I know I've had quite a few graduations that I've
attended I've got a couple more that are still on
(11:43):
the docket, but there's so much going on in the
Southland and I really really want to encourage you to
get out there and experience things that are going on
in your backyard. That's why I'm here, That's why I
love coming in here. That's where this weekend when it
came from, back when Later with Mo Kelly first had
its inaugural season, the inaugural year. But it really gives
(12:03):
you an opportunity to get out there and get to
know your neighbors. And it's not just the people that
you live next door to, not just the people that
you you know, share a wall or a fence with,
but people that are just in the general community. Because
it's wild to think how many connections can be made
when you're just getting out there with it. And I
think that's it. This is we don't have. If you're
part of a church community, it's incredible. You have Fiesta's,
(12:24):
you have you know, the church carnival, whatever. But so
much as you were talking about early in the show, Mo,
things have changed culturally how we interact with people, and
so having these large events where we're able to get together,
especially with no cover charge. I mean people go to Coachella,
people go to Stagecoach, they drop one hundreds a lot.
But that's what I'm saying, like hundreds of thousands of
dollars here. This past weekend, West Hollywood Pride has become
(12:48):
out Loud, which is a music festival where they had
many many name acts. Lizzo anchored Saturday and I forget
who anchored Sunday. But and then you also have music
acts that will be performing this week. And it's a
great way for you to get out. But you know,
costs a lot less and that's my biggest thing. You
don't have that overhead, and so all it does is
(13:08):
cost time, and I think that's the most important things.
Going back to the National History Museum for their first Friday,
that does cost admission.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I think it's eighteen dollars to get in.
Speaker 5 (13:17):
But there's other times where you can support the Natural
History Museum, which is part of the Museum's down to
Exposition part, and then you get to go for free,
so just and then you get a tax free free
ninety nine, but no, you get a tax right off
as well.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
So I think that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 5 (13:31):
Summer is here, even though we had the weird torrential
downpour today, June gloom definitely made its you know self known,
get out try things. There's so much happening again, a
great resource myself, Nick poulio'channi this week with Nick that
Lincoln Bio has details for you, but just give it
a quick Google because even with Carnaesi and I we
were looking at the beet experience stuff when we're on
break and just all the things that you can get
(13:53):
into and enjoy the experience. Wow, that's great. You can
see my social media on at mister Mokelly on YouTube
right now. So if you don't know how to spell
Nick Poli oct handsome dude, I was going to say,
I love this is this inception.
Speaker 4 (14:06):
If you go if you know this way.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
That way, go that way's point in the other direction.
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There you go, like follow, subscribe.
Speaker 5 (14:14):
But anyway, always a pleasure to be a part of
Later with mo Kelly and come in here because I
don't know beyond and especially with YouTube now with the
chat room, there's such a different level of interaction. This
is that community on top of us.
Speaker 3 (14:26):
You gotta go to the Motown chat hang out with
the mo migos. For example, Nick Poliochitty, he's not going
to leave immediately. He would be able to hang out
in the chat with you. So if you have questions
you want to ask him, you want to follow up
with something he told you about or shared, you can
do that.
Speaker 2 (14:41):
You can't do that with other shows. That's why we're
here for you.
Speaker 3 (14:44):
There's a video interactive component to this, and we're building
our own community right here and everyone is welcome.
Speaker 4 (14:50):
And we love it.
Speaker 5 (14:51):
And because of that, this is definitely the place for
you to be Monday through Friday seven to ten pm,
but especially at nine o'clock on Tuesdays, because that's.
Speaker 4 (14:59):
What I get it is that when you come in, yeah,
something like that.
Speaker 5 (15:03):
Well, you know, if you live your tune in tonight,
you know I've been running my mouth from a microphone
and from the beginning, if you don't mind just embodied voice.
Speaker 3 (15:13):
You know.
Speaker 5 (15:14):
I mean, I wouldn't be upset if I became the
voice of KFI. But you know that's a whole different ballgame.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
So you were asked before you go, do you have Snapchat?
Speaker 5 (15:21):
I do have Snapchat, Nick Poliochanni. Nick Pouliochanni on Snapchat.
I have TikTok as, well Nick Poliochanni this week and
with Nick also if you're into food, fifteen minute Foody
is where all that content ends up. So all these
events that I go to, food events and activities I
talk about, even the things that we do here in studio.
So when we had our Pickle Fest a few weeks
back and all the different flavored pickled stuff from Popeyes.
(15:46):
And then also you'll be able to check out's see TikTok, snapchat,
everything's there, slide to my dms. I'm available, And I
think that's a bigger thing that I talk about a
lot but don't get as much feedback, is if you
have someplace you want me to go check out, if
there's something in the community that's coming up. This is
a I've talked about it before, but that's how I
became involved with the Garden Grove Strawberry Festival was because
(16:07):
they reached out and just said they wanted to have
people come. And that again has already passed. Was a
Momorial Day weekend, but it's a free ninety nine event.
So of course that's on the top of my list
of things that we want to do. But being able
to be out there and support and I cover everything
from San Diego on the border all the way straight
up through Santa Barbara. So I mean, somebody wants to
invite me and pay for me to go out beyond that.
Speaker 4 (16:27):
I'm kind of more than happy to.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
Into you know, into the state as well of course
east into the state.
Speaker 5 (16:32):
The Inland Empire always is. I mean, when you're born
and bred in the Inland Empire and you live a
mile from a liquor store, a metal lab, and a
drug dealer, what are you trying to say. I'm just
saying that's how I grew up Alta lom Rancho Cucamonga,
that whole back in the day thing. But I'm just
saying that that is specific to if you were an
eighties and nineties kid, especially growing up out that way
before the migration exactly. And then you know, once the
(16:53):
movie Next Friday hit and all those beautiful track homes
came in, it was a different ballgame.
Speaker 4 (16:57):
But I am well before all that.
Speaker 5 (16:59):
So if you're in the chat, you know exactly where
I'm from because I literally went through my entire resume
so huge, and not to be from another show, but
a huge shout out to everybody in the chat because
I'm always available and I like to pop in here
during the week, and I think this is such a
cool and unique space to experience things, to learn things,
to hear things, but then to be able to observe
them that's even cooler. So I mean, we're bringing that
(17:21):
whole new element to radio.
Speaker 2 (17:22):
It's with Moe Kelly.
Speaker 3 (17:23):
We're still live on YouTube, Instagram, and of course we're
live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
KFI AM six forty
You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
KFI Am six forty.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Thanks Later with moo Kelly.
Speaker 3 (00:07):
We're live on YouTube, Instagram, and the iHeartRadio app and
this Tuesday evening at nine o'clock.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
So you know what that means. That means that Nick
Polio Channy joins us in studio.
Speaker 3 (00:14):
You can see him right now on our YouTube and
Instagram lives. Nick.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
What the hell is up? How you being?
Speaker 4 (00:20):
Oh dude, I've been amazing. It has been crazy.
Speaker 5 (00:23):
I had Savannah Bananas last week with Disney and so
much going on, and then here we are in Pride month.
As you can see if you're following us on YouTube,
mister Mokelly, I've got my Disney Pride gear on, and yes,
if you like it or not, you're gonna hear about
it all month long because there's stuff that's going on
all month. So but first of all, I want to
jump into what's going on, and this is specifically for
the Lovely Lady to my right, Hernsha, because this is
(00:46):
something she's very excited about. But it's something that both
MO and I have done in the past, but it's
been quite some time. The bet experience is happening and
taking over downtown La Thursday through Sunday this week. So
if it's something that you're looking forward to, if there's
some I show you enjoy on be Et, if there's
a personality from it, it's all going down. And the
best part is I'm starting out with something that's free
(01:06):
ninety nine. All you have to do is log onto
beet dot com and look for the BET Experience link
and then you sign up and you're able to enjoy
fan Fest all well Thursday through Sunday, but specifically Saturday
and Sunday are gonna be the busiest time periods with
the most interactions with music, guests and TV shows and
everything else. So it's a lot of fun and it's
(01:26):
something that is unique, and I love that it always
seems to come back to La year after year, so
I think that that's a big thing for me music wise,
talent wise, very much a big part of the Southland,
So I mean that's for me. I love it. I
think it's a good time. I think it's worth everybody
going and checking out. So we're gonna try to get
Carnesia there. I know that's I was literally walking her
(01:48):
through all like, here's the contacts, here's the media people.
Speaker 4 (01:51):
We're gonna make this happen.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
I have no desire to be there, but you know,
knock yourself out there.
Speaker 4 (01:56):
Well.
Speaker 5 (01:56):
And I also, yeah, I was gonna say, but I
would love if Carnesia became a junior you'r a field reporter,
and then she can roll along with me to some
of the events that I cant.
Speaker 2 (02:03):
Take her under your I will.
Speaker 5 (02:04):
I absolutely will, one hundred and ten percent. The problem
is I'm already spoken for this weekend or else I
would totally jump on it. But yeah, it's a good time.
I can't complain what else you got? I got the
Skirball Cultural Center. So if you're familiar with Skirball Cultural Center,
it's kind of in the akin to Getty Center and everything.
It's over on that side of town. But it's specifically
(02:26):
beginning late night at the Skirballs. So nobody puts baby
in the corner. And their opening night event is happening
this Friday, and it's gonna be dirty dancing as the
featured film. But it's one of those moments where well
it says the Santa Monica Mountains transform into the cat
Skills so if you're familiar with Dirty Dancing exactly, so
nobody puts baby in the corner, but everything is retro
inspired for this Friday Night event starts at six o'clock
(02:48):
till ten thirty, and it is fifties and sixties. Resort
ware is encouraged, So if you need to do a
little bit of homework, check out Dirty Dancing on YouTube
and you too can live your Patrick Swayze dreams here
in sol in southern California. Also, we've got in the
Exhibition Park area, so north National History Museum for La County.
(03:10):
If you've not been there, I've talked about it many,
many times. This is where they have both the Butterfly Pavilion,
which then feeds the Spider Pavilion when we get a
little closer to my birthday for Halloween. But National History
Museum is really worthwhile. And then this is First Friday's
twenty twenty five amplified, so it's going to be live DJs.
The have I'm not sure. I mean, I'm familiar with
(03:31):
what a sound bath is. I don't specifically know what
this one is, but that's usually when you would go
in and it's meditative and you've got music, and you've
got drums and bells and all the fun and gongs.
But the event theme is going to beat music and
the mind. What does listening to music do to your
mind and well being? What has changed in the way
we listen to music and what does it mean for society?
(03:54):
And what are the social and personal benefits of listening
to music. It is very music heavy and there will
be all sorts of DJs, cocktails, soundbads, you name it.
All the details can be found at NHM dot org,
National History Museum dot org, or you can check out
the Lincoln bio at Nick pouliyo'cheeo this weekend with Nick
on social media.
Speaker 4 (04:12):
So, but the thing I want to talk.
Speaker 5 (04:14):
About and I'm going to do it a little bit
early because I want to encourage you and I've talked
about this with all the Disneyland after Dark events. So
Disneyland after Dark this year is going to be in
the It's going to be odd, a little bit odd
because usually they do their after dark events on Sundays, Tuesdays,
and Thursdays. For this one, it's going to be a
Monday and a Wednesday. So I'm glad because normally I
would have to have somebody sub in for me on
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a Tuesday, but I get to be here with you,
so that's always a good thing we appreciate. So I'll
actually be coming straight from that event because I will
be live at Disneyland after Dark Pride Nights both on
Monday the sixteenth of June and Wednesday to eighteenth of June. Now,
whether you're part of this community or not, I want
you to go, and this is why, because we've talked
about it and we'll talk about again. All the attractions
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are open, all the walk all the wait times are
walk on. So even if you're not specifically there for
the alphabet to be a part of the Alphabet Mafia
or a supporter of it, you can go and really
for one hundred and sixty nine dollars, which is not cheap,
but you can get walk onto all the attraction.
Speaker 4 (05:14):
You really called it the alphabet bomb.
Speaker 5 (05:16):
Oh yeah, Alphabet Mafia LGBTQ I A plus no, because
that's the way, because it's always you know, you want something.
Everybody wants to have a cool name and going through
nine letters. Get now, Stephan, I love you.
Speaker 2 (05:28):
I thought no, I thought it was a real thing.
Speaker 5 (05:30):
Oh my god, I mean, it is a real thing,
but it comes from LGBTQ. I A plush, sweet, innocent boy.
I know everybody, how how pretty is Stephan?
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Yes?
Speaker 5 (05:43):
And I see a lot of people in the chat
right now that are talking about Magic key Holders. H
There is actually special activations at the events any of
the Disneyland after Dark. If you're a Magic key Holder,
which is the title given to annual pass holders now
at the Disneyland Resort, you can get a lot of
extra swag and they usually have extra photo ops. You
get character interactions exclusively for you. So if that's something
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that you're into, definitely give or worth checking out. But
I will be there. And the thing I love it's parades,
it's music, it's community, it's camaraderie. But it's also seeing
Disney in a very different light. And I think it's
because there's a good amount of Alphabet Mafia members that
are cast members at the Disneyland Resort. So this is
something that has only been happening a last few years
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and it's something that's brand new and was really earth changing,
earth shattering when it comes to the world of Disney
because there's a lot of lgbtqia plus representation behind the
scenes backstage, but this was able to bring them front
and center and really give them an opportunity to shine
and celebrate diversity and what makes those cast members and
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the Disneyland resort as part of the Walt Disney Company
so specifically unique. So if you got it, it's well
worth it to check it out. And if you go,
I definitely want you to find me and take some
pictures and snap that. You can always find out my
location pretty quickly by following Nick pollio'channey this week of
a nick on social media, because I usually try my
best to keep up as quickly as I possibly can.
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But it's a good time. It's well worth it. And
we're in June, which is Pride month, and it's crazy
to think that we're already halfway through the year already.
It's I mean, I hate to be that, like, sorry,
this year is already felt like forty five months, right,
That's what I'm saying. So that's for me because I
don't want to be the usual news anchor like, oh
my gosh, can you believe it's all wow? But really it,
like you said, it feels like we lived through forty
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five years in six months, so it's both Wow it's
June and wow it's June.
Speaker 4 (07:35):
It's June.
Speaker 5 (07:36):
But there's a lot going on this month and I've
got a lot more to fill you in on.
Speaker 3 (07:39):
It's Later with mo Kelly. We have Nick Pollyochany joining
us in studio. He's telling us what he's up to
these days and maybe you can join him. You can
find him this week at this weekend.
Speaker 5 (07:48):
This week, I'm a Nick on social media also Nick pollio'channy.
One leads to the other. So you can't get the
last name easily. If you aren't pulling it straight off
of the chat from YouTube, will shame on you because
you need to check out mister m kelly and experience
YouTube and experience this show specifically like no other show
here on KFI can be experienced.
Speaker 2 (08:06):
Hang out with the mo migos in Motown.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
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What's Key? KFY is Later with mo Kelly. We're still
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You can subscribe and like at mister Kelly Nick Pelo,
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Speaker 4 (08:54):
Yes? What is it?
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Don't forget to follow like and subscribe, follow like and
subscribe that to all the things, make sure you got
them all This weekend this past weekend, if you were familiar,
it was West Hollywood Pride, so that means Santa Monka
Boulevard if you're heading through West Hollywood. That was shut
down and it was a new entity, if you will.
So I'm going to talk about what's coming up this weekend,
which is the fifty fifth annual LA Pride Parade and
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Festival in Hollywood. West Hollywood a few years ago split
off and started doing their own thing when LA officially
moved their celebration with Christopher Tree West to Hollywood Boulevard.
So the reason that I bring this up, it's free
ninety nine is a great way to be out and
about in the community and the diversity that you experienced there,
whether you're a member of the Alphabet Mafia or supporter
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or whatever. There is a lot going on and especially
for the entire month, so I will be pomping in
and out of a lot of different events where these
will be happening. You can see that at Nick Polly
o'keanna this week and with Nick on Instagram.
Speaker 4 (09:49):
But this weekend specifically, it's the fifty.
Speaker 5 (09:52):
Fifth annual La Pride Parade, and it is such a
unique experience.
Speaker 4 (09:56):
I know that iHeartRadio will be there.
Speaker 5 (09:59):
I will not be because I will I'm not part
of the family anymore. But I did walk in the
parade last year with my husband and it was incredible.
But it's a really great time because Hollywood Boulevard, we
see it shut down in front of the TCL Chinese
Theater and also what is now Callavation Hollywood all the
time from premiers where this is something that we're very,
very used to. This is one of the few times
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that more than that from Highland to Kuwanga Boulevard are
shut down along Hollywood Bulevard. So starting at Hollywood Ovation
Hollywood and then continuing down Hollywood Bilevard heading east over
toward the one on one, it's shut down. And that
only happens at this point in time twice a year
for the Hollywood Christmas Parade and for La Pride. So
it's a very very interesting experience because Pride here in
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La while it may be associated with the Alphabet Mafia
is very much La Pride, Pride in the City of
Los Angeles and the County of Los Angeles and the
diversity that we have. And I think that's the biggest
point for me to hit is to kind of hit
home for you, is it's worth getting out there. It's
free ninety nine. It costs you nothing but some of
your time. But it's a great time to get out
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there and experience your neighbors and be able to meet
people from different communities. Also, there's so many additional things
that are going on. I will be at the Dodgers
game on the thirteenth, Friday the thirteenth, which is pretty
wild because it's our only Friday the thirteenth of the year.
Speaker 4 (11:19):
But I'll be well, yeah.
Speaker 5 (11:21):
Because you know, mister Halloween, I was like, thirty one
is my inverse for my birthday. So but yeah, so
I'll be at Dodger Stadium. I will also be at
Universal Studios because they have a couple of Pride events
that are going on. But I really want to encourage
you to find ways, especially since we're officially getting into summer.
I know I've had quite a few graduations that I've
attended I've got a couple more that are still on
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the docket, but there's so much going on in the
Southland and I really really want to encourage you to
get out there and experience things that are going on
in your backyard. That's why I'm here, That's why I
love coming in here. That's where this weekend when it
came from, back when Later with Mo Kelly first had
its inaugural season, the inaugural year. But it really gives
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you an opportunity to get out there and get to
know your neighbors. And it's not just the people that
you live next door to, not just the people that
you you know, share a wall or a fence with,
but people that are just in the general community. Because
it's wild to think how many connections can be made
when you're just getting out there with it. And I
think that's it. This is we don't have. If you're
part of a church community, it's incredible. You have Fiesta's,
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you have you know, the church carnival, whatever. But so
much as you were talking about early in the show, Mo,
things have changed culturally how we interact with people, and
so having these large events where we're able to get together,
especially with no cover charge. I mean people go to Coachella,
people go to Stagecoach, they drop one hundreds a lot.
But that's what I'm saying, like hundreds of thousands of
dollars here. This past weekend, West Hollywood Pride has become
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out Loud, which is a music festival where they had
many many name acts. Lizzo anchored Saturday and I forget
who anchored Sunday. But and then you also have music
acts that will be performing this week. And it's a
great way for you to get out. But you know,
costs a lot less and that's my biggest thing. You
don't have that overhead, and so all it does is
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cost time, and I think that's the most important things.
Going back to the National History Museum for their first Friday,
that does cost admission.
Speaker 4 (13:15):
I think it's eighteen dollars to get in.
Speaker 5 (13:17):
But there's other times where you can support the Natural
History Museum, which is part of the Museum's down to
Exposition part, and then you get to go for free,
so just and then you get a tax free free
ninety nine, but no, you get a tax right off
as well.
Speaker 4 (13:29):
So I think that's the biggest thing.
Speaker 5 (13:31):
Summer is here, even though we had the weird torrential
downpour today, June gloom definitely made its you know self known,
get out try things. There's so much happening again, a
great resource myself, Nick poulio'channi this week with Nick that
Lincoln Bio has details for you, but just give it
a quick Google because even with Carnaesi and I we
were looking at the beet experience stuff when we're on
break and just all the things that you can get
(13:53):
into and enjoy the experience. Wow, that's great. You can
see my social media on at mister Mokelly on YouTube
right now. So if you don't know how to spell
Nick Poli oct handsome dude, I was going to say,
I love this is this inception.
Speaker 4 (14:06):
If you go if you know this way.
Speaker 2 (14:08):
That way, go that way's point in the other direction.
Speaker 4 (14:11):
There you go, like follow, subscribe.
Speaker 5 (14:14):
But anyway, always a pleasure to be a part of
Later with mo Kelly and come in here because I
don't know beyond and especially with YouTube now with the
chat room, there's such a different level of interaction. This
is that community on top of us.
Speaker 3 (14:26):
You gotta go to the Motown chat hang out with
the mo migos. For example, Nick Poliochitty, he's not going
to leave immediately. He would be able to hang out
in the chat with you. So if you have questions
you want to ask him, you want to follow up
with something he told you about or shared, you can
do that.
Speaker 2 (14:41):
You can't do that with other shows. That's why we're
here for you.
Speaker 3 (14:44):
There's a video interactive component to this, and we're building
our own community right here and everyone is welcome.
Speaker 4 (14:50):
And we love it.
Speaker 5 (14:51):
And because of that, this is definitely the place for
you to be Monday through Friday seven to ten pm,
but especially at nine o'clock on Tuesdays, because that's.
Speaker 4 (14:59):
What I get it is that when you come in, yeah,
something like that.
Speaker 5 (15:03):
Well, you know, if you live your tune in tonight,
you know I've been running my mouth from a microphone
and from the beginning, if you don't mind just embodied voice.
Speaker 3 (15:13):
You know.
Speaker 5 (15:14):
I mean, I wouldn't be upset if I became the
voice of KFI. But you know that's a whole different ballgame.
Speaker 2 (15:18):
So you were asked before you go, do you have Snapchat?
Speaker 5 (15:21):
I do have Snapchat, Nick Poliochanni. Nick Pouliochanni on Snapchat.
I have TikTok as, well Nick Poliochanni this week and
with Nick also if you're into food, fifteen minute Foody
is where all that content ends up. So all these
events that I go to, food events and activities I
talk about, even the things that we do here in studio.
So when we had our Pickle Fest a few weeks
back and all the different flavored pickled stuff from Popeyes.
(15:46):
And then also you'll be able to check out's see TikTok, snapchat,
everything's there, slide to my dms. I'm available, And I
think that's a bigger thing that I talk about a
lot but don't get as much feedback, is if you
have someplace you want me to go check out, if
there's something in the community that's coming up. This is
a I've talked about it before, but that's how I
became involved with the Garden Grove Strawberry Festival was because
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they reached out and just said they wanted to have
people come. And that again has already passed. Was a
Momorial Day weekend, but it's a free ninety nine event.
So of course that's on the top of my list
of things that we want to do. But being able
to be out there and support and I cover everything
from San Diego on the border all the way straight
up through Santa Barbara. So I mean, somebody wants to
invite me and pay for me to go out beyond that.
Speaker 4 (16:27):
I'm kind of more than happy to.
Speaker 2 (16:28):
Into you know, into the state as well of course
east into the state.
Speaker 5 (16:32):
The Inland Empire always is. I mean, when you're born
and bred in the Inland Empire and you live a
mile from a liquor store, a metal lab, and a
drug dealer, what are you trying to say. I'm just
saying that's how I grew up Alta lom Rancho Cucamonga,
that whole back in the day thing. But I'm just
saying that that is specific to if you were an
eighties and nineties kid, especially growing up out that way
before the migration exactly. And then you know, once the
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movie Next Friday hit and all those beautiful track homes
came in, it was a different ballgame.
Speaker 4 (16:57):
But I am well before all that.
Speaker 5 (16:59):
So if you're in the chat, you know exactly where
I'm from because I literally went through my entire resume
so huge, and not to be from another show, but
a huge shout out to everybody in the chat because
I'm always available and I like to pop in here
during the week, and I think this is such a
cool and unique space to experience things, to learn things,
to hear things, but then to be able to observe
them that's even cooler. So I mean, we're bringing that
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whole new element to radio.
Speaker 2 (17:22):
It's with Moe Kelly.
Speaker 3 (17:23):
We're still live on YouTube, Instagram, and of course we're
live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 1 (17:29):
You're listening to Later with Moe Kelly on demand from
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