Earth stewardship...what does that mean?  This storyteller and photographer from Texas is on a mission to share the story of ocean balance, human connection, and seat turtles!  Randy Kerry and his team with The Sea Turle and Us Project have traveled to the waters of Dominica to document this powerful story. 

Bob Condron grew up on farms and ranches in West Texas.  He graduated from Texas Tech University in Lubbock and began an illustrious sports communications career that would lead him from college athletics to destinations around the world.  During his 30 years with the United States Olympic Committee, Bob told many Olympian stories, and he takes along his Olympic journey in this episode.

Music is what moves people!  Those are the words of Chuck Rhodes, a longtime music industry professional in Nashville, where he has worked with a Who's Who in the music recording industry. Chuck takes us down the road of his record label, promotion, and management career.

University sports communications is what brought him to the Lone Star State in 1995.  A member of the University of North Texas athletics department for more than 30 years, he has seen massive growth in that program and its impact on the community and beyond.  A master networker and people person, Hank Dickenson now helps elevate all that the City of Denton, Texas, has to offer as a member of the Chamber of Commerce leadership team.

With a business degree in hand and a potent swing from the tee box, Mike Barnett set out to be a club golf professional.  But, his entrepreneurial spirit would lead him to own several businesses before come home to Denton, Texas, to buy and now franchise one of Denton's iconic burger restaureants since the 1970s.  Mike talks about his journey and his vision ahead.

He started as a radio disc jockey in Ohio.  Made his way eventually to Dallas on the television production side and ended up directing Texas Rangers Baseball telecasts for almost four decades.  He is also an author and has penned some very meaningful books about purpose, faith, and commitment.  Dave Burchett talks about his successful TV directing career and what continues to give him purpose.

She is a massage therapist at heart and became a business owner by accident.  What started as a business in her home in 2009 is now grossing over $1 million annually.  She is a forward-thinking entrepreneur whose grit and determination helped her business overcome a shutdown during the COVID pandemic.  Now, she has her eyes set on expanding her people-first business through franchising.  Amber Briggle shares her entrepreneurial spirit and journey.

This fantasy adventure novelist knew she wasn't meant to have a desk job when she spent hours daydreaming about places that didn't exist.  Her last day in that setting was one Halloween!  Now, she is two books into a 9-book series with the third book due in 2026.  The series centers around the character, Fynneas Fog.  Author Brooklyn Quintana shares her journey of becoming a writer and the fantasy world she lives in with her book characters.

Dr. Kelly Moline, PharmD, went the traditional route of getting a pharmaology degree.  But, she saw some frustrating patterns in traditional pharmacy and is now blending her pharmacy background with functional medicine...a more holistic approach to wellness.  Kelly talks about why she created her own practice, The Moline Method, to specifically help new moms and families in general.

Craig Way made his way from North Carolina to Texas as a college student to study broadcasting at the University of North Texas.  Got his first break in radio by hosting a high school football scoreboard show at KRLD in Dallas.  Now, he can name every high school mascot in the state!  He is the voice of the Texas State Football Championships and University of Texas Longhorns Athletics.