Jordan Goodman is a former editor at Money magazine where he covered Wall Street. He bills himself as “America’s Money Answers Man.” He shares with us how to slash our monthly payments and become debt free from his latest book Master Your Debt.

Jim Charette is a high-energy consultant who challenges his clients to examine their beliefs and habits, expand their thinking, and realign their priorities. We discuss how he realigns one’s thinking based on his book The Answer Is Yes.

David Johnson is a political consultant who will break down presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney’s decision to select Representative Paul Ryan as his vice-presidential running mate. We examine Gov. Romney’s selection and discuss its merits.

Kerri Zane is a divorced, single-mother who’s had enough family trauma, male drama and kid adventures to fill a book—which she’s done. We discuss America’s changing perception about single-motherhood and the impact single moms have on society.

Chris Hillman has roots in gospel, folk, country and rock & roll music. He’s navigated the music scene from obscurity to the pinnacles of popular success eventually finding his own “groove” back in the folk/country rock where he began.

Dan Russell-Pinson embraces the App Economy. He’s created several of the top educational apps in the world. We discuss the App Economy, and how apps are changing the way we live, work and learn.

Tom Stanton has examined the financial crisis of 2007-2008 from a different perspective. He’s extracted the governance and management lessons learned from the crisis and distilled them in his new book Why Some Firms Thrive While Others Fail.

Stanley Kurtz argues there is a redistribution of wealth from suburbanites to city dwellers directed by the Federal Government to involuntarily amalgamate all suburbs into the inner cities they surround. We discuss how President Obama is robbing the suburbs to pay for the cities from his book Spreading the Wealth.

Brendan Miniter is the senior editor at The George W. Bush Institute is the policy research arm of the Bush Presidential Center and Library in Dallas, Texas. He’s polled a variety of scholars to solve the economic malaise the United States is suffering. We discuss what he learned in his book The 4% Solution.

Coach Ron Tunick is the CEO of Nation’s Transaction Service—a credit card processing company. He’s also a radio personality on KVTA every Saturday. We discuss the credit card processing debacle at this year’s London Olympics that left many fans at Wembley Stadium without any purchasing power.