Kenneth Chester

The Future in Motion: AI, Privacy, Climate & the Tech That Moves Us

I’m the CEO of TechMobility Productions and a seasoned podcast host with a passion for decoding the technologies shaping our future. I bring expert insight into the intersection of mobility, artificial intelligence, personal privacy, climate change, and the evolving digital infrastructure that ties them together.

With decades in tech media and communications, I break down complex topics — from the ethics of AI in transportation to the hidden climate cost of digital innovation — into meaningful, actionable conversations that resonate across industries and audiences.

Whether your show covers emerging tech, sustainability, urban innovation, or the human impact of AI, I deliver thought-provoking, future-focused commentary tailored to curious listeners and bold thinkers.

Let’s spark a timely conversation that doesn’t just inform — but inspires.

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Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Paul Baillie as a distinguished guest whose work reflects intellectual rigor, professional depth, and a clear commitment to meaningful impact through ideas. In this extended and engaging conversation, we explore the foundations of his journey—what shaped his thinking, how his experiences informed his writing, and why his message resonates in today’s evolving cultural and professional landscape. Paul Baillie shares insights into the discipline behind authorship, the responsibility that comes with influencing readers, and the importance of clarity, structure, and intentionality when communicating complex concepts. Listeners gain a behind-the-scenes look at his creative process, from ideation to execution, as well as the strategic mindset required to sustain relevance in a competitive literary and thought-leadership environment. The discussion moves beyond surface-level storytelling and dives into themes of leadership, resilience, purpose, and the power of well-articulated ideas to shape behavior and inspire change. Throughout the episode, we examine how authors can leverage authenticity as a strategic advantage, how personal narrative strengthens authority, and how disciplined thinking translates into lasting influence. Season Five continues its tradition of spotlighting voices that bring substance, perspective, and measurable value to the audience, and this episode with Paul Baillie exemplifies that standard—offering listeners not just inspiration, but intellectual tools they can apply within their own professional, creative, and personal growth journeys.

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Alex Boylan

Amazing Race Winner | Creator and Host of Amazon Prime’s The College Tour

I’m Alex Boylan — an Emmy-nominated host, producer, and author whose career has been built by saying yes to adventure, uncertainty, and experience. I’ve circumnavigated the globe more than five times, filming in over 60 countries, and long before television ever entered the picture, I had already lived in South America during high school, Europe in college, and the Caribbean after graduation. Those early experiences shaped how I see risk, opportunity, and what it really means to build a meaningful life.

Many people first discovered me after I won Season 2 of The Amazing Race, but that moment was just one chapter in a much longer story. I went on to create Around the World For Free, the first online interactive travel series, and today I’m the creator and host of Amazon Prime’s The College Tour, now in its 16th season with more than 200 episodes spotlighting opportunity, education, and possibility.

What I bring to podcasts are engaging, story-driven conversations about travel, career design, taking smart risks, storytelling, and how life experience often matters more than a perfect résumé. I love sharing behind-the-scenes stories from global travel and television, but I always aim to leave listeners with practical takeaways they can apply to their own lives — whether that’s embracing discomfort, trusting curiosity, or designing a career that doesn’t follow a traditional script.

I’m also the author of The Miles That Make You, a reflection on how the moments that challenge us most often shape us the most. I’m happy to talk about the book, but I’m just as excited to explore any direction that best serves your audience and creates a memorable, high-energy conversation.

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Teresa Rodriguez

Behind the Book: Publisher empowering authors to build influence, impact, and income by transforming their stories into high-quality books that grow authority, credibility, and visibility.

Teresa Rodriguez is a publisher, storyteller, and founder of Liberté Press—the boutique publishing house dedicated to helping women turn their stories into legacies.

- She empowers authors to step into their voice, claim their narrative, and transform their life experiences into books that create influence, impact, and income.

- Teresa’s work blends emotional truth with strategic storytelling, guiding women leaders, creatives, and change-makers to share their message with confidence and purpose.

- She speaks about storytelling as empowerment, building visibility, and the power of women’s voices in today’s creator economy.

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Award-winning author Jim Nesbitt has written five hard-boiled Texas crime thrillers that feature an indelible protagonist, Dallas private eye Ed Earl Burch, a cashiered homicide detective with bad knees, a wounded liver and an empty bank account. He's smart, tough, profane and reckless: nobody's hero but nobody's fool.

Drawing on four decades as a journalist chasing hurricanes, presidential candidates, neo-Nazis, cops, crooks and cowboys, Nesbitt writes hard-hitting novels bristling with relentless action, pulse-racing plots, solid storylines and a colorful cast of characters. Gritty and remorseless, these stories take readers on a thrill ride that runs from the gleaming towers of Dallas and Houston to the stark desert mountains of the Texas Big Bend country and northern Mexico.

This is hard-boiled detective fiction at its finest -- taut, tense and uncompromising sagas of revenge and redemption. With his pitch-perfect voice and keen eye for detail, Jim Nesbitt has created extraordinary tales centered on a main character like no other: the deeply flawed but wildly compelling Ed Earl Burch. They are damned good stories exceptionally well-told.

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Dave Eltringham

Dave Eltringham — Oregon Personal Injury Attorney & Founder of ELG Injury Lawyers

Dave Eltringham is the founder of ELG Injury Lawyers with offices primarily in Oregon, but also Florida, dedicated to representing seriously injured victims in auto, trucking, motorcycle, and premises-liability cases.

What makes Dave especially compelling:

He brings a personal, lived-experience angle — having himself survived a severe personal injury, he understands the physical, emotional and financial toll of trauma from the inside.

What the audience can learn

By having Dave on your podcast, listeners will walk away with insights in multiple dimensions:

How traumatic injury changes lives — and how to rebuild: Because Dave has been “in the shoes” of a severely injured person, he can authentically speak to recovery, mindset, navigating the system, and getting life back on track — not just settlement outcomes.

What to do (and what not to do) after a major accident: Dave can explain the critical steps injured people overlook, how insurance companies operate, and how to avoid common pitfalls that reduce compensation or prolong recovery.

Behind the scenes of major personal injury law: The episode can unpack how big-injury cases are built (experts, reconstruction, liability), how law firms differentiate themselves, and what the injured should expect from representation.

Transparency, values & client-service in high-stakes contexts: Dave’s “concierge” model invites discussion about how businesses (legal and otherwise) can deliver high-value service, build trust, and maintain integrity under pressure.

Risk, prevention & advocacy for broader audiences: Even listeners who aren’t likely to hire a personal injury attorney can benefit — understanding risk management, safety (especially motorcycle/trucking), humanitarian aspects of supporting injured workers/communities, and the importance of systems and processes in crisis.

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Laura Buchwald

author: The Book of Reservations - cross between Ghosts and The Bear

Laura Buchwald is a fellow podcast host of the podcast People Who Do Things along with co-host John H Matthews (author of Runt and Designated Survivor). She is also an author with her latest book called: The Book of Reservations described as a "cross between Ghosts and The Bear…set in a busy NYC restaurant that’s a hub for people on both sides of the veil…*”

The is the much anticipated second installment of The Ghost Table trilogy .

Her first book, The Coat Check Girl, was released in October 2024. In the early days of writing this book, she won the Bronx Council on the Arts Chapter One Fiction competition. Her short story “Hither Hills” was published by Upbeat Tales and she has written two pieces for The Keepthings, a project devoted to the mementos we hold onto from our departed loved ones. In addition to the third book in her trilogy, Buchwald is collaborating on a screenplay.

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Joshua Delp

Pastor, Coach, and Strategist Equipping Men and Leaders to Live & Lead with Courage, Integrity, and Emotional Intelligence

I didn’t grow up with a clear picture of faith or healthy leadership. My early years were marked by brokenness and confusion — until Jesus changed everything. His grace completely redirected the course of my life and set me on fire to serve others and help them discover their own God-given purpose.

I stepped into full-time ministry young and passionate, but like many leaders, I hit a wall. I was overwhelmed, overcommitted, and stuck — doing a lot for God but not really leading from God. Then I experienced transformational coaching that helped me gain clarity, emotional intelligence, and a sustainable way of leading. That breakthrough changed my life, my leadership, and eventually became the foundation for my work and everything I teach today.

Now, through Rising Leadership, Risen Men, and the upcoming Risen Project, I help men and leaders strengthen their faith, lead with clarity and conviction, and live out their calling with balance and integrity.

My story is really about God's redemption, restoration, and refocus — learning to lead from a healthy soul, love my family well, and still serve the world with purpose.

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Mike Milan

Cash Flow Mike

I’m Cash Flow Mike, and I help business owners and their advisors find hidden cash in their companies—without spreadsheets full of confusion or lectures they’ll forget by tomorrow. For the past 20+ years, I’ve been in the trenches—starting, building, advising, and saving businesses. I’ve built or helped build 14 companies from the ground up. Along the way, I realized that most small business owners are flying blind when it comes to their finances—not because they’re bad at business, but because no one ever showed them how to read the story their numbers are trying to tell. That’s where I come in. I created the Clear Path to Cash framework—a practical system that shows people how to improve their cash flow, increase profitability, and build a more valuable business using real data, real fast. I’ve taught it to over 25,000 business owners, CPAs, bookkeepers, and bankers—and helped them uncover more than $150 million in hidden cash. But I’m not just about the numbers. I’m about helping people make better decisions—and have better conversations. That’s why I wrote three books: The 7 Minute Conversation – Learn to analyze financial statements in less time than it takes to finish your coffee.

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Through the Gates of Hell: American Injustice at Guantanamo Bay

An inspiring true story about an American attorney and his client confronting prejudice and persecution in a prison outside the law, as one fights for the other’s freedom, and the other fights for his life.

“We’ll be watching,” the sergeant said, pointing at a video monitor inside Camp Echo’s guard booth. “For your protection.”

In 2004, attorney Joshua Colangelo-Bryan arrived at Guantanamo Bay to meet Jaber Mohammed, one of six Bahraini detainees his firm had agreed to represent. Colangelo-Bryan had heard these men were “among the most dangerous, best-trained, vicious killers on the face of the earth,” as Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld put it. Colangelo-Bryan didn’t buy the rhetoric, but did find himself wondering if he was about to meet a killer.

Far from being threatening, though, Mohammed welcomed Colangelo-Bryan, even as his ankle was shackled to the floor. Why was Mohammed there? Was he guilty of a crime? These were among the questions Colangelo-Bryan had to answer. Surprisingly, the two spoke for hours about their lives. Mohammed also detailed the inhumane conditions at the prison, including abuse by guards and solitary confinement.

A friendship grew over time, as Colangelo-Bryan worked to bring justice to Mohammed. The Bush administration claimed any “enemy combatant” could be held in Guantanamo forever without a trial, and it became clear that litigation was unlikely to free the Bahrainis. And so, as Mohammed lost hope, Colangelo-Bryan devised a plan to leverage the media and pressure the Bahraini government to negotiate for the release of its citizens. Colangelo- Bryan’s long fight for the Bahrainis was ultimately successful, and in 2007, after several suicide attempts, Mohammed was freed.

Through the Gates of Hell is a powerful account of an unlikely friendship and what it takes to fight for human rights in the post–9/11 era.

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