Michael Farkas is the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Car Charging Group, Inc.— a company dedicated to a clean, sustainable environment and an economically strong, energy-independent America. We discuss electric cars and his company’s plans to install, manage and maintain car chargers ubiquitously.

George Gilder is the father of Supply-Side Economics. He’s also the most quoted living author during the Reagan presidency.

He’s now says, “Forget about supply and demand,” he’s got a new theory of capitalism that’s revolutionary. We discuss his latest findings from his book Knowledge And Power.

Mike Hais is an authority on engaging Millennials—children born after 1982. We examine the impact this generation is having and will have on society.

Peter Godinez, the Xerox Ambassador, discusses coping with change in the rapidly evolving business world with me on the Ventura County Nightly Business Report.

Bob Patison is blazing the trail in the highly competitive world of cable TV. He’s president of MAV TV. Donny Caccamise, Tom Spence and I discuss television, advertising, entertainment and MAV TV’s connection to Lucas Oil.

The depletion of $7.7 million from the City of Ventura's Contingency Fund is one of the most under reported examples of "creative" accounting to mislead Ventura's elected officials and citizens that has come to light. Listen as I lay out the size and scope of the problem on The Lyn Fairly and Fabulous Friends radio show.

Johnny Crawford is the proud owner of—not one, but—two 1930 Chryslers.

He’s also a well-know actor appearing in The Rifleman re-runs on Memorable TV on cable.

Donny Caccamise, Tom Spence and I discuss his acting career, his musical career and his vintage Chryslers.

Adam Carolla is a pioneer in the automotive entertainment field with his show CarCast.

Donny Caccamise, Tom Spence and I talk cars with him and get his unique, “manly” perspective on the auto industry.

Larry Webster is the editor-in-chief of a venerable brand with a deep footprint in the automotive world. He oversees the longest-running automotive magazine in the United States.

He’s been hired to relocate his company’s offices from Newport Beach, CA, to Ann Arbor, MI—to place the company right in the middle of all the exciting developments the automotive industry has to offer.

Donny Caccamise, Tom Spence and I talk to him about the trends in the automotive industry that being the foremost authority on the subject gives him the perspective to see.

Mark Goulston is a former trainer of hostage negotiators for the FBI. He returns to the show to share his findings on what it takes to influence others. We examine his latest book on the subject, Real Influence.