I love my life because I get to meet people who are helping other people live their best lives, and that perfectly describes my next guest. Brenda Ray is in the studio. She's the host of the upcoming show Jump Seat Therapy. 

We're in Dallas-Fort Worth, which means it's the home of all coaches. There are coaches on every street corner, but it takes a real master coach to coach other coaches. That precisely describes my next guest. Molly Claire is in the studio. She's a master coach and coauthor of this bestselling book, She Rises.

First United Methodist Richardson is one of the oldest churches in North Texas. I mean, you would really have to go to one of the old churches in downtown Dallas to find anything older. It has a rich history of 139 years on the planet, and two of the driving forces behind this amazing institution are in the studio right now. Dr. Clayton Oliphint is the senior pastor, and Rohini Drake is the creative director.

From time to time, we have people who are running for office in my studio, but I think my next guest has probably the most colorful story that I've ever told. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Larry Brock is in the studio. He's running for Texas State House District 106.

If we all went back in the Wayback Machine to the mid-90s and somebody said, "They're going to start a dating app and you're going to meet a complete stranger in a bar", we would have all been shocked. But now I can't tell you how many marriages that I've seen came from a dating app. Daniel Haritos is in the studio. He's created an app called Switcheroo, and it's basically a dating app for things.

I think you'll agree with me that we live in challenging times. We have people divided by race, color, creed, and religion. We're getting hit by all sides, and sometimes you need to bring in a spiritual mentor. That's what I did today. Dr. Faith Robertson is in the studio.

I can't think of very many non-profits that have been around since 1938. The few I can think of are the Salvation Army, the Red Cross, and, of course, the March of Dimes. The March of Dimes has a huge fundraiser coming up, and we're going to talk about that today with Alex Lines, the culinary chair of the March of Dimes' Dallas Signature Chefs Auction, and Heather Bosillo.

One of the fastest-growing categories of books in America is romance novels. However, when you think about a typical romance novel author, you picture a woman. It's somebody who spent their whole life writing romance and watching romantic comedies. My next guest has written a bestselling book. It's called For Years Until Ever After. Don Cox is in the studio.

I think you'll agree with me that we've all had struggles with God. You lose a loved one, have a divorce, or lose a job, and we ask, "Why me? Why, God? Why would this happen to me?" Scott Gaulden is in the studio. He's a very successful entrepreneur.

As the owner of a PR firm. I recognize great talent when I see it. I had my next guest's client on my show a couple of weeks ago, and I was just so impressed with her. I said, "I need to meet your PR person," and so in studio today, we have KJ Blattenbauer. She's the founder and CEO of Hearsay PR.