I have some twelve thousand connections on LinkedIn and literally thousands and thousands of contacts on my phone. The media will call me from time to time, and they ask for an expert. That resource is right at my fingertips, and I just can't access it. Can you identify with that? Someone who can is Megan Roudebush, Founder and CEO of keepwith.

I've got to be honest, people don't like to think about wills. They just don't want to think about dying, and so they put it off. They put it off and something happens, then their family is left struggling to try and figure out what mom or dad's wishes were. To talk to us about that today is Jill Mckinney, an estate planning expert.

Link to Jill's website: mfgdocs.com/a/Jill

If you had to pinpoint one part of our economy that is pretty recession proof, it's health care. They call it the silver tsunami: everybody is getting older, and we need more medical care. That's why, especially in Dallas-Fort Worth, it seems like there's a medical building every block. To talk about that today are Sanober Syed and Oksana Gipp with Lion's Gate Medical.

There are needs for more and more data centers every single day because of the explosion of information. I learned recently that data doesn't just sit there in the cloud. It actually has legs to something on the ground, and to protect that data, you run into people like my next guest, Jaclyn Mispagel. She is the Executive Vice President of Product and Marketing with Evoque.

There's been a teacher shortage for generations, but it got acute during the pandemic. Obviously, a lot of teachers retired. There's also a lot of stress on teachers. People don't appreciate how much work they put in and how much money they dole out of their own pockets, sometimes to provide the children with supplies, so our hearts and our biggest salute goes out to teachers. Somebody who's addressing the teacher shortage right now is Justin Eberhardt with Teach for America.

If you didn't know anything about the supply chain, we all found out about it during the height of the pandemic when everything was stuck on a ship in a port someplace and couldn't come to the U.S. Just as they were starting to get things put back together again, we have a UAW strike, and the supply chain is now the lead story in everybody's newscast. To talk about that today, a very wise man, Trey Hoobler, and he is the Co-Founder of Ceres Technology.

I'm kind of a technology idiot. I used ChatGPT for the first time four months ago, and it freaked me out. It was amazing! It could write a best man's toast, just like that, and other amazing things. But there's the good, there's the bad, and there's the ugly. To talk to us about that today is an international expert on AI, Deepak Seth.

I admire the hard working men and women who served our country in the military. Think about all the life lessons they've learned: punctuality, teamwork, discipline, grit, overcoming obstacles, challenges, and having a backup plan if the first plan doesn't work. Somebody who knows a lot about that is our guest today, Brian Maddocks. He's a leadership expert and a retired Air Force major.

The only thing I know about fashion is what my wife buys me. Shout out to my wife, a real life Barbie girl, Victoria Snee. She's the head of marketing for Highland Park Village, and she hangs around the fashion scene quite a bit. She gets called on by different TV stations to come in and comment on fashions, but that's all I know, just being around it. But I am fascinated by people who have great fashion sense. Somebody who has a lot of fashion sense is my next guest, Robyn Chauvin, with Robyn Chauvin Productions.

I remember at the height of the pandemic, the news was talking about this can either bring couples closer together or drive them further apart. Now, we see the pandemic somewhat in our rearview mirror, but Covid is still popping its ugly head up from time to time. To get a recap on what's happened here in the last few years, we went to one of the most respected family law attorneys in North Texas. Natalie Gregg is the Managing Attorney for the Law Offices of Natalie Gregg, and she is in studio today.