In September 1966, the world was introduced to the futuristic series Star Trek. Although the show ran for only three seasons and faced cancellation after its second, it subsequently developed a dedicated cult following and grew into one of the most successful franchises in history. Joining us today to discuss this legacy is Chris Ott, Mayor Pro Tem of Garland.

Dr. Chris Lucchese is in the studio. He’s spent more than 30 years in the health and wellness industry, yet he doesn’t look old enough to have that much experience. Maybe that’s because he practices what he preaches. Today, we’re talking about Youngevity and the approach that’s helped shape his career.

I think we’re all born with an internal GPS. We know when we’re moving toward our purpose—and when we’re drifting away. My next guest, Dr. Christopher S. Taylor, explores that idea in his new book, You Are Here, which launches July 31.

Dr. Remina Panjwani is a board-certified physician and functional medicine specialist who believes true healthcare starts with prevention. She’s joining us to discuss how functional medicine focuses on wellness, addressing root causes, and helping patients stay healthy before illness leads to a hospital visit.

The bond between people and horses goes back thousands of years. My next guest is dedicated to preserving and strengthening that incredible relationship. Sara Sasso Toolin, founder of ForteBella Equestrian, is in the studio.

Teddy Roosevelt remains one of America’s most admired presidents. So it’s fitting that he finally has a presidential library. Three modern-day Rough Riders are in the studio to talk about his legacy: Caleb Marlow, Zande Waddington, and Rietta Waddington.

I’m always looking for people at the top of their field, and that perfectly describes my next guest. Angi Burns is in the studio. She leads The Burns Team and will share her story about City Lifestyle.

I’m thrilled to welcome back Addison Mayor Bruce Arfsten! The City of Addison is a fascinating place: it’s home to just 17,000 residents, yet it draws a staggering 120,000 visitors every single day for lunch and dinner.

Millions of Americans are burning the candle at both ends. We’re wired, exhausted, and running on empty. Christy Honeycutt knows that feeling well. She had the corporate career and the success everyone dreams of—until her body finally said, “Enough.”

Texas is a strong Republican state, and Denton County is no exception. Joining me in the studio is Melinda Preston, Chair of the Denton County Republican Party.