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If you’ve watched this show for any length of time, you know I love highlighting nonprofits that are making a real difference in their communities. My guest on the Jeff Crilley show today, Sharon Carson, is the executive director of Friends of the Children – Dallas. She’s here to share how this organization is changing lives and creating brighter futures for children who need support.
Volleyball is growing rapidly, and North Texas is right in the middle of the action, with more than 100 private clubs helping young athletes take their game to the next level. Joining me in the studio for The Jeff Crilley Show today is Felipe Fonteles, an Olympic gold medalist, and Luiz Lima, founder of Mustang volleyball club. We’re talking about the sport’s growth and the opportunities it’s creating for the next generation of athletes.
I believe some of the best opportunities in life come when you least expect them. My guest today on The Jeff Crilley Show, Michael Cachere, spent his career in law enforcement before an unexpected turn of events led him into the world of acting. It’s quite a career change, and I’m excited to hear the story behind it!
Divorce is never easy. I’ve been through it myself, so I know how emotional and difficult the process can be. There’s often a choice: turn it into a battle or find a way to work together. My guest today on the Jeff Crilley Show, Robin Zegen, has experienced divorce firsthand and is here to talk about a more collaborative approach that can help families move forward.
Professional athletes dedicate much of their lives to their sport, but what happens when an injury suddenly brings that career to an end? For many, it means redefining not just their career, but their entire identity. On The Jeff Crilley Show today, my guest is Lori Darley, was actually one of my very first podcast guests about a decade ago, and I’m thrilled to welcome her back to the studio.
Every once in a while, you meet someone who walks into a room and makes it brighter. That perfectly describes my guest today on The Jeff Crilley Show, Melody Faith Dunlap. She’s an author, speaker, podcaster, and worship leader, and she’s here to talk about her new book, How to Live in Security, and what it means to live with greater confidence and faith.
I don’t know about you, but my life is full of chaos — the lovely kind. I run my own company, work alongside my kids, and there’s always another phone call, distraction, or headline competing for my attention. Life gets busy, and sometimes we all need a chance to slow down, reconnect, and find our center. That’s the mission of The Women’s Center for SoulCARE in California. My guest today on the Jeff Crilley Show is Janie Seltzer, who’s here to share more about the importance of making space for yourself and your soul.
There is nothing quite like the relief of coming home to a clean space. My guest on the Jeff Crilley Show today is Jeina Haggard, and we were introduced recently by a mutual friend. She's the founder of a startup cleaning company called Over & Under, and she's here to talk about her journey, the challenges of building a business from the ground up, and how she's making it easier for people to get the professional cleaning help they need.
Some of the biggest companies in the world started with a small idea, sometimes even in a college dorm room. Growing a business comes with a whole new set of challenges, and having the right systems in place can make all the difference. Joining me on The Jeff Crilley Show is Greg Benson, a Certified EOS Implementer® with EOS Worldwide, here to talk about helping entrepreneurs build stronger, more successful businesses.
I remember leaving TV news after 25 years. It was one of the scariest decisions I ever made, but it also opened the door to a whole new chapter. My guest, Zander Fryer, knows what it’s like to take that kind of leap. He walked away from a secure corporate career to pursue a more unconventional path, even when those closest to him questioned his decision. Today, on the Jeff Crilley Show we’re talking about the courage to think differently, trust yourself, and take a chance on what’s possible.
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