Secretary Ricky Dixon joined Preston to discuss the priorities for Corrections is the Sunshine State.

Chad Gray, JointStrong.com, talked about why people, even the young, are getting sidelined with joint pain and arthritis. More importantly, what you can do about it ... right now.

The case of Lawrence DeStefano is one for the ages and he sits in the infamous Rikers Island prison in New York for selling gun kits, which are legal in Florida, to more than 50,000 customers in New York. Leticia James, that state's Attorney General, went after him and, surpisingly, the State of Florida handed him over. The GunWriter, Lee Williams, is following the case.

It was a ridiculously busy second week of the legislative session and Sal Nuzz, Consumers Defense, broke down what passed and where, what's moving, and what may face some tougher sledding.

Preston has argued for decades ... acknowledging the God does not establish a religion or mandate anyone to believe in it. It is the crux of a case and Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel joined him to discuss it.

What happened? What's moving? Sal Nuzzo, of Consumers Defense, gave us an update and preview.

Resident historian, Dr Ed Moore, delved into the life and accomplishments of an overlooked United States President.

Preston's guest, Arnoldo Curiel, an "Inclusion and Equity Leader" from the Twin Cities offered a slightly different perspective of the chaos, one which Preston thought deserved some air time.

Preston welcomed the Governor of the Free State of Florida.

Marcus Lemonis just became CEO of Bed, Bath, and Beyond and he forged his career turning Camping World into the iconic RV powerhouse it remains today. Lemonis will also be in Tallahassee later in January as keynote speaker at the Power Forward Speaker Series.