Stephanie Parker, Chief Science Officer of LandBack Ag is on a mission to help restore the earth's soil and improve the quality and health of the foods we eat.

In a world focused on profit, the quality of food has gone down while quantity has gone up to feed our world's growing population.  At what cost?

Blair explores the risks:  health, GMO, taste, nutritional value, and global climate change.  Our very future is at risk.

Cindy Brewer, of Dallas, TX, began painting as therapy from dealing with the pain of addiction caused by a loved one.  What began as a healthy distraction grew into a multiple-award winning career.

Cindy sits down with Blair in her Dallas studio and talks about her artistic process, her surprise as people started being willing to buy her paintings and her continued focus to bring light out of darkness.

Blair sits down with the great, Ron Hall:  New York Times Best Selling Author, Screenwriter, Philanthropist, Art Dealer.

Ron has completely changed the landscape of his life through his work with the homeless community in the Dallas - Ft. Worth Area.  Once driven only towards financial success, now Ron shares his story of hope, patience and love with the world in order to improve the lives of the homeless and the services our community provides them.

Ron's book, "Same Kind of Different as Me" spend a whopping 2.5 years on the New York Times Best Seller list and was made into a feature film starring Renee Zellweger and Greg Kinnear.

Blair joins Theresa Roemer in her 3,000 sq ft closet to discuss a life shaped by tragedy and incredible accomplishment.  Theresa shares stories of her abusive childhood, finding herself through physical fitness and fighting her way to the top of the social scene in Houston, Texas and beyond.

Alex O'Brien, 1999 U.S. Open Men's Doubles Champion.  4 time All-American Tennis player at Stanford University, 2 time State Champion in High School and Olympian in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia joins Blair for an interview on his storied career.

Alex shares stories of Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Serena and Venus Williams, John McEnroe and many others in the walk down memory lane from some of American tennis's best years.

Christian Palmaz sits down with Blair to discuss being the son of a great inventor and his family's pursuit of achieving perfection with their Napa Valley wines.

Do you need further convincing?  The Palmaz family built a friggin 20+ story winery inside a mountain.  I will repeat this because it is some J.R.R. Tolkien shit.  They hollowed out a mountain in order to build a technologically superior wine making facility inside what is essentially fortress.

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Do not be fooled by Drew Kennedy's kind demeanor or his thoughtful music.  Drew was raised to be a Wall Street tycoon or perhaps someone more akin to Jason Bourne, but rejected that life path to accept a calling into the arts, more specifically, a Texas Country Singer-Songwriter.

Listen as Blair and Drew discuss his childhood that began in the suburbs of Philadelphia, then to the small town of Hanover, PA and on to his schooling at an all-male college, Hampton-Sydney College to play baseball.  Against all odds, Drew discovers a talent for creating music and sharing life's stories through song like the troubadours before him.

Blair speaks with Mike Cameron, the Co-Founder, President and Head Distiller of Devil's River Whiskey from their new downtown San Antonio headquarters.  Mike shares his family's Kentucky heritage and how his love of distilled spirits was cultivated at a young age, which led him to co-found Rebecca Creek, then later follow his love of whiskey by founding Devil's River Whiskey.

It's no easy feat battling local liquor laws, a pandemic and changing people's whiskey buying habits, but Devil's River continues to grow in sales and notoriety while keeping special attention on being respectful to the environment and continuing to be innovative with new products like their 2020 launch of Devil's River Coffee Bourbon which won the Gold Medal at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.

Armed with two hits, "Don't Mess with Texas" and "Texan", Bradley Banning speaks to the pride he has in being from Texas, but that is a small part of his story.

Bradley sits down with Blair  to discuss life and his increasingly important search for meaning and fulfillment.  Listen as Bradley talks about leaving home to study the music business at Belmont University in Nashville, TN, then taking the "safe" route by getting a job within a music studio.

Like many before him, Bradley learned the safe route can end in defeat as well.  So, Bradley sets forth on the path he was destined to choose all along and gets up on the stage to sing his own songs.

Bradley's journey includes early success with a hit song, heartbreak,  a conversion, and now working to define his career going forward.