The Jeff Crilley Show

I love featuring local businesses that are making a difference right here in our community. My guest today is Dr. Sally Fryer Dietz, who runs Integrative Pediatric Therapy and Integrative Concussion Therapy, located just a quarter mile down the road from our studio. I’m excited to have her here to tell us more about the work she does.

We host more than 100 podcasts and TV shows on this network, and I always enjoy getting to know some of the other hosts. Grant Swartzwelder walks these hallways at least once a week, so I’m proud to finally bring him into the studio. He’s the host of the popular show The Grown-Up Table, and I’m excited to have him on my show.

I love watching local TV to get inspiration for guests on the show. The other day, I was watching Channel 5 and saw my next guest discussing an exciting new concept called Batbox. It combines baseball simulators with a sports bar atmosphere, giving people a new way to enjoy the game. Brandon Gabay, head of marketing and growth, is in the studio to tell us more about this growing business.

One of the hottest topics in health and wellness right now is stem cell therapy. While it has faced controversy over the years, advances in how stem cells are collected and used have changed the conversation. My guest today, Tracy Peters, knows this topic firsthand. She’s not only received stem cell therapy herself, but she’s also become a passionate advocate for its potential.

Northwestern Mutual is one of the most recognized names in financial services, and I was surprised to learn the company has been around for more than 180 years. That longevity is impressive. My guests today are Lloyd Banks and Marcus Arguez, two leaders with Northwestern Mutual’s Dallas office. They’re here to talk about the company and the role financial planning plays in helping people prepare for the future.

For parents of adults living with autism, one of the biggest questions is, “Where will my child find their place in the world?” 29 Acres is working to help answer that question by creating opportunities for adults with autism to live, work, and build meaningful lives. My guests today, Vanessa Murillo and Debra Caudy, are two of the leaders helping make that vision a reality.

Every once in a while, you meet someone who walks into a room and makes it a little brighter. That perfectly describes my guest today, Kristina Kent. She’s the author of the new book Confessions of a Modern Muse, and she’s here to share her story and perspective on living a more inspired life.

Millions of people start their day dreading work, wishing it wasn’t Monday, and wondering if there’s more to life. My guest today, Scott Bennett, sees things very differently after nearly losing his life. He’s the author of My New Heart Says, a book about gratitude, perspective, and making the most of every day.

You’ve probably seen the headlines about the mental health crisis facing our veterans. PTSD, depression, and suicide are very real issues for many who have served our country. My guest today, Blair Thomas, is the founder of Beyond the Uniform Ministries, and he’s on the front lines of helping veterans find hope and support after their service.

One in four Americans deals with some form of mental health challenge, and the true number could be even higher because many struggles go unreported. Mental health is an issue that touches families, workplaces, and communities across the country. My guest today, Shawn O’Connor, is the chairman and CEO of Reflections Lifestyle Center and an expert in mental health.