Dr. Tina Gurnani is a board-certified Pediatric Psychologist with Advent Health. She is a highly experienced clinician and is a member of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr. Gurnani believes in the promise of each child's potential and works hard to provide quality care for every patient.

John Rivers is known most for his delicious barbeque at "4Rivers Barbecue" - but there is more to him than just great pulled pork! His organization also started a non-profit called "4Roots", designed to help our residents understand more about food and how it is grown - and all the aspects of nutrition that are not immediately available in the mainstream. Kathy Turner is the Director of Philanthropy at 4Roots and she joins the conversation in this episode.

Jose Flores is no stranger to challenges. Born with an incurable genetic disease, Jose experienced an end to his normal life of mobility while still in his teens. But this setback made him more determined than ever, and he adopted a different mindset. Today, he speaks to Fortune 500 corporations with an electric message of hope and determination.

Working to make a difference in the housing market for families in the historic neighborhoods around Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Dee Coleman is the Director of Development for Lift Orlando. She has a lot of experience in Non-Profits, and Dee is adding her touch to this outstanding organization that was founded by business leaders who work with residents in an effort to strengthen the community.

Jacquelyn Lynn is a publisher and author of many books, a true writer at heart. The publishing side of her craft enables her to help others find the joy in self-expression. She also shares from her vast experience as a ghostwriter.

John Crossman refers to his good friend as "a super dad." John Martinez is a well-known teacher in Central Florida. In this episode, they address how we must respond to the upcoming presidential election, especially if our favorite candidate loses.

Kerry Falwell is the CEO of the Florida Children's Museum in Lakeland, and she returns to the conversation for another segment, sharing how a child's "eco-system" is affected in influenced by all members of the family.

Lakeland, Florida has been an area that has been special to John Crossman. It is home to beautiful neighborhoods, Publix headquarters, and a couple of great colleges. It is also home to Florida Children's Museum. The CEO of this establishment is Kerry Falwell, and on today's show, she explains the museum's vision and purpose.

Nina Yon oversees one of the most well-known non-profit organizations in the entire Central Florida area. The Sharing Center helps countless homeless and under-employed individuals each year from their amazing campus in Seminole County. They provide much needed resources, including food distribution, showers and laundry services, a thrift store, and so much more. Nina also discusses the crisis of affordable housing in our area.

Author Marvin Olasky is known for his many years at the helm of WORLD Magazine, but his involvement in media goes well beyond that experience. He has written numerous books, served as an advisor to then Texas gubernatorial candidate George W. Bush, and is currently the chair of the Zenger House Foundation. The Crossman Conversation is sponsored by ADVENT HEALTH.