What happens when you get a great chiropractic adjustment? For some people, it can feel like a light switch turning on. I’m joined by Dr. Amy Gunderson Lewis and Dr. Tyler Lewis with Self Unbound, a husband and wife chiropractic team who also host The Coherence Project Podcast. We talk about the importance of the nervous system, the body’s ability to heal, and what it’s like working side by side with your spouse.

When you buy a pound of beef or a car, you know what it’s going to cost. Unfortunately, health care doesn’t always work that way, and you can experience real sticker shock when the bill arrives. Dr. Nagaraj Kikkeri, better known as Doctor K, is in the studio to discuss how he’s working to bring more transparency to the industry.

I wrote a book years ago and never intended to do an audiobook, but so many people asked for one that I eventually gave in. Now, the latest wave is video books. How would you like to watch your favorite book? My guest today is a true disruptor, Christopher G. Cowen, Chief Content Officer and Executive Producer at Plotsy.

After 25 years as a TV reporter, I thought I knew a thing or two. Then I started my own company and had to figure out this whole leadership thing on the fly. My guest today, Aaron Antillon, has spent more than 20 years helping leaders better understand themselves and the impact they have on others. He’s the author of Blind Spots: What You Don’t See That’s Costing You Your Best People, Profits, and Performance, and he’s back on the show.

My next guest knows firsthand how powerful physical exercise can be. Manny Akande has faced his own challenges living with cerebral palsy, but that hasn’t stopped him from becoming a brilliant physical trainer. He’s in the studio to share his story and help others overcome mental and physical challenges.

I love featuring nonprofits on this show, especially those making a profound difference in our community. Today, I’m joined in the studio by two of the driving forces behind Women With Promise, Brenda Siri and Shannon Summers, to talk about the organization and the important work they’re doing.

I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone quite like my next guest. Alexia Tuttle is a true Renaissance woman with her hands in many different areas; when you look at her website, you’ll quickly see just how diverse her work is. She is the CEO and founder of Tuttle Brands, and I’m excited to have her in the studio to talk about her journey, her many ventures, and what drives her passion for building brands.

I remember when I was growing up in the ’80s, The Karate Kid was the number one movie in America. Then it went on hiatus for a few years, and now it’s back with the TV show Cobra Kai, and it’s wildly popular. Karate hasn’t been this cool, I would argue, in 50 years. David Anthony Schroeder knows that very well. He’s the co-founder and head instructor at Masters Path Karate.

Doctors spend years learning about the human body, but much of traditional medicine focuses on treating people after they’re already sick. That’s why I appreciate doctors who are just as passionate about prevention, wellness, and helping people stay healthy in the first place. Joining me in the studio are Dr. Adalie Schmidt and Dr. Adam Parsons, two doctors dedicated to putting wellness at the forefront.

We all have good hair days and bad hair days—but my next guest may have never had a bad hair day in his life! Michael J. Rapattoni is the owner of Rapattoni’s Barbershop, an upscale men’s salon in Plano. He’s in the studio today to share his story.