Lipscomb professor and accountant Charles Frasier shares his career path and how he juggled his two titles. Charles dives deep into why he became an accountant and why it’s an amazing field to pursue. He also talks about the kind of student that succeeds in the classroom, inspirational stories from his time in the lecture hall, and how accounting is much more than just math.

HR professional Katie Jimenez talks with Kerry about the effort that goes into staffing companies. Katie shares the many roles recruiters and HR take on, as well as the emotional fortitude required to work with people's career aspirations every day. She walks through the specifics of her job, the trends she's seeing in the workplace, and the many reasons she loves what she does. Connect with Katie by visiting her LinkedIn profile here!

Nina Neubauer opens up to Kerry about her former job as a performer at Disney parks around the world. From Orlando to Hong Kong, Nina discusses the average magical day, her favorite encounters on the job, and the many cultural differences across the parks. Now, she is bringing the very same high-quality magic to Middle Tennessee. Be sure to check out her premier character entertainment company, The Franklin Princess. To book a royal visit for your next big event, visit  Thefranklinprincess.com.

Tom Mahan returns for a special Father’s Day episode with Kerry. Tom dives into his book, “Top Drawer Dads,” which tells the stories of several paternal relationships through the elusive items fathers keep in their top drawers. Tom also dives into the importance of celebrating fathers and the role they play in their families. Together, Tom and Kerry talk through the concept of the book, what objects they keep in their drawers, and their personal experiences as fathers.

Kerry and Lisa join 14-time ACM Drummer of the Year and esteemed session musician Eddie Bayers to discuss his legendary career. Eddie talks about his beginnings as a child in a military family and how he became one of the best musicians in the industry. Eddie also shares how he gets ready for a studio session, the importance of branching out into multiple genres, and his Country Music Hall of Fame induction story. 

Tom Mahan, the founder and chairman of Work Institute, joins Kerry to discuss his mission of reducing turnover in the workplace and educating employers about what their employees want out of a career. He walks through the real consequences of losing talent, as well as what companies can do differently at the managerial level to prevent human capital from departing. To learn more and receive Work Institute's Retention Report for 2026, visit workinstitute.com

Songwriting legend Rafe Van Hoy joins Kerry and Lisa to discuss his incredible career. Rafe discusses starting his career at 17, his first publishing deal, and the incredible number of cuts he's had throughout his career. Rafe dives into his catalog to share a behind-the-scenes look at some of his biggest songs and provides the context for his classic George Jones and Tammy Wynette duet, "Golden Ring." Don't miss Rafe at the Franklin Theatre on May 21st! Tickets are available at www.franklintheatre.com.

Major League Soccer player Teal Bunbury joins Kerry to discuss his professional soccer career, in which he won the Supporters' Shield with the New England Revolution and the U.S. Open Cup with Nashville SC. Teal discusses growing up in a soccer family, what gameday looked like for him, and how he embodied his faith both on and off the pitch. Now entering retirement, Teal opens up about mentoring aspirations and supporting his children in their own sports journeys.

Kerry and Lisa talk with singer-songwriter, producer, and exceptional guitarist Frank J. Myers about his legendary career and unforgettable music. Frank discusses growing up in a musical family and his early days in Nashville with Eddy Raven. He also shares the background of his romantic duet, "You and I," and the nail-biting story behind his timeless hit with Gary Baker, "I Swear," which first blew up across the country scene with John Michael Montgomery and again in the R&B charts with All-4-One. To learn more about Frank and his music, visit www.frankmyersmusic.com.

This episode's music legend is none other than Charles Dorris, a music business leader in the country and Christian music scenes. Charles walks Lisa and Kerry through his career highlights, like his early days as a music professional booking gigs for his band, working events as an usher, and running errands for his mentor, Dick Blake. Charles explains how his hard work ultimately culminated in representing artists such as Ronnie Milsap, Jerry Reed, Reba, and Steven Curtis Chapman and launching his own agency, Charles Dorris and Associates. To learn more about Charles' work, visit charlesdorrisandassociates.com.