Colin Cahill's guest appearances

Colin Cahill

HUMAN PROOF OF CONCEPT

The Jeff Does Vegas Podcast

Sun on the Strip

Dani Elizabeth

Mark Shunock

Jen Kramer

David Perrico

Ryan Reaves

Justin Michael

Shania Twain

David Copperfield

Carlos Santana

George Wallace

Howard Hughes

Michael Symon

Michelle Johnson

John Caparulo

Donny Osmond

OwlTail

Brock talks with Colin Cahill from Atomic Saloon Show and Original Chaos.

My special guests for this episode are Las Vegas entertainers - and married couple - Makenzie Fly &amp; Colin Cahill. Before COVID-19 shut down Las Vegas, Makenzie was one of the leads in the show, Sex Tips For Straight Women From A Gay Man at the Paris and Colin was a member of the cast in Spiegelworld's newest show, Atomic Saloon at The Venetian. When they were forced out of their respective gigs by Coronavirus, the pair wanted to keep performing - so they launched Mak and the Cheese. Makenzie &amp; Colin joined me via Zoom to chat about their life before the shutdown, predictions on what Vegas shows might look like when things re-open and whether or not Mak and the Cheese have a future beyond the pandemic! Be sure to check out &amp; subscribe to Mak and the Cheese's YouTube Channel and enjoy their music including: - "You Can't Spell Virus Without Us" - "Don't Cough on Betty White" - "The Quarantine 15" (as performed for the Mondays Dark Livestream Telethon) - And "Spare Me a Roll" Also, follow Mak and the Cheese on Instagram and Facebook!

My special guests for this episode are Las Vegas entertainers - and married couple - Makenzie Fly &amp; Colin Cahill. Before COVID-19 shut down Las Vegas, Makenzie was one of the leads in the show, <a href="https://www.vegas.com/shows/adult/sex-tips-for-straight-women-from-a-gay-man/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sex Tips For Straight Women From A Gay Man</a> at the Paris and Colin was a member of the cast in <a href="https://spiegelworld.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Spiegelworld's</a> newest show, <a href="https://www.vegas.com/shows/adult/atomic-saloon/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Atomic Saloon</a> at The Venetian. When they were forced out of their respective gigs by Coronavirus, the pair wanted to keep performing - so they launched Mak and the Cheese. Makenzie &amp; Colin joined me via Zoom to chat about their life before the shutdown, predictions on what Vegas shows might look like when things re-open and whether or not Mak and the Cheese have a future beyond the pandemic! Be sure to check out &amp; subscribe to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoVprgScyxljbZTEqKr04DA/featured" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mak and the Cheese's YouTube Channel</a> and enjoy their music including: - <a href="https://youtu.be/DPa_0RFOh20" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">"You Can't Spell Virus Without Us"</a> - <a href="https://youtu.be/66Pi2PfiMZQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">"Don't Cough on Betty White"</a> - <a href="https://youtu.be/FVGb0vJKaQo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">"The Quarantine 15"</a> (as performed for the Mondays Dark Livestream Telethon) - And <a href="https://youtu.be/JAZnPHiWAAk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">"Spare Me a Roll"</a> Also, follow Mak and the Cheese on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/makandthecheese/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/makandthecheese/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook!</a>

My Special Guests - Makenzie Fly & Colin Cahill aka "Mak and the Cheese"

Colin Cahill swears he didn’t grow up wanting to be a life science venture capitalist. But you would think he had planned it from his very first job cleaning glassware. His path from there to Venrock may appear linear after the fact, but at the time it was based on serendipity plus a hunch he should stay close to both science and business for as long as possible.In this episode, Colin deconstructs some of the great VC mysteries:How do they decide which deals to do, since “there’s no rules-based decision paradigm for venture investing”?Why, when other VCs have run screaming from med devices, has Venrock retained its breadth?And what does “falling in love” mean when a venture capitalist says it?

Colin Cahill swears he didn’t grow up wanting to be a life science venture capitalist. But you would think he had planned it from his very first job cleaning glassware. His path from there to Venrock may appear linear after the fact, but at the time it was based on serendipity plus a hunch he should stay close to both science and business for as long as possible. In this episode, Colin deconstructs some of the great VC mysteries: How do they decide which deals to do, since “there’s no rules-based decision paradigm for venture investing”? Why, when other VCs have run screaming from med devices, has Venrock retained its breadth? And what does “falling in love” mean when a venture capitalist says it?

Colin Cahill’s Venrock Diagram