Today we’re diving into the world of ATMs — something most of us rarely think about. You swipe your card, grab some cash, and move on. But behind that simple moment is a massive global industry.

Joining me in studio are two of its leaders: Nancy Daniels, COO of Hyosung Americas, and Lonnie Talbot, CEO of ATMIA, the international association for the ATM industry and its conferences.

The Yellow Rose Gala has been a Texas favorite for decades, and it’s hard to believe the event is celebrating 40 amazing years. We’re excited to have the three inspiring co-chairs behind this year’s gala in the studio — Sheree J. Wilson, Fay Sheehan, and CeCe Hays.

I’m always looking for great story ideas for my show, and a good friend recently said, “You’ve got to do a segment on Chase’s Place.” 

So today, I brought in the perfect person to help tell that story. Julie Sparks is in the studio. She’s a mom and a dedicated volunteer with Chase’s Place, and she’s here to share why this organization means so much to families in our community.

Business schools exist in nearly every major city—but very few ever talk about spirituality. That’s exactly why I invited my next guest to the show. Ajarn Shaman Shu is in the studio, and he’s the founder of Buddha Business School, where leadership, purpose, and spiritual principles come together in a powerful way.

As we start a new year, many of us set wellness intentions—only to realize by late January that we’ve already abandoned the gym. That’s exactly why my next guest is here. Joining me in the studio is Katrina McGowan, president of Advanced Regeneration.

Gardening is big business in America, with millions of gardens — and gardeners — across the country. And let’s be honest, plenty of them need a little guidance. From setting up the perfect garden to accidentally discovering every possible way to kill a plant, we’ve all been there. That’s why I’m excited to welcome my next guest: Donna Letier, CEO and founder of Gardenuity, joining us in the studio today.

I have such admiration for people who turn their pain into purpose—who refuse to live as victims and instead rise as victors. That’s exactly the kind of woman my next guest is. Analee Vinyard joins us in the studio today, the author of the bestselling book A Legacy of Love.

I live in Collin County, and every year my wife and I get our property tax bill and pay it just like we’re supposed to. But I was shocked to learn that roughly 40–60% of homeowners are being over-assessed. Joining us today to break this down is Michael Reeves, founder of the Andy App

There’s an old saying: the two most important days in a person’s life are the day you’re born and the day you discover why. JoDee Neil embodies that truth. She’s a new friend of mine — a lawyer, a survivor, and the author of Outcry Witness.

Joining me in the studio today is Roxanne Carne — a personal wardrobe stylist and image consultant who helps professionals refine their style, elevate their image, and feel confident in how they present themselves.