If one good thing came from the pandemic, we all started to recognize that our health care workers are truly heroes. At a time when everyone was panicking, they were saying goodbye to their families and going into work, into this uncertainty. I mean, none of us knew how grave the pandemic would be. In a small way, we can all say thanks by being part of an amazing nonprofit. It's called Support Our Scrubs, and the founder, Crystella McIvor, is in studio today.

I don't know how old you are, but when I was growing up there were only four channels, and I think some of them had static, so I couldn't see all four. But it was ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS. These days you can look at your phone and see a billion channels. Everybody who has a phone is now becoming a broadcaster. And what it's doing is it's changing the way we receive and consume information and content. To talk about that today is Jenny Lucky and Adnan Maqsood, and they are two thought leaders when it comes to faith based broadcasting.

In the world of medicine, there are two kinds of people. First, there are the worker bees, which are necessary. Every hospital needs them, but then you also have the healthcare entrepreneurs, the ones that look at the healthcare system and say, "There must be a better way." In studio today is Mary Blake, a healthcare CEO and clinical consultant.

I've been running this PR firm for 15 years now, and I think somewhere in year one I met Dr. Jill Waggoner. She is just amazing. She is a family practice concierge, a bright light in this world, and most of all, she is my friend.

I have a boutique PR firm and a podcast network, and I've ogt my hands full. I can't imagine being my next guest. Branden Muhl is a serial entrepreneur, and he has got his hands in a lot of different arenas.

As many of you know, I wrote a nonfiction book some 20 years ago, and I was just basically telling my story from my own life. I really admire people who are writing about other people's lives and creating characters. Our next guest, Laura Merchant, did just that and is the author of A Better Man.

I'm kind of a dummy when it comes to investing, and I would urge you that if I'm going to long a stock, you should short that stock. I've been a failure in the stock market, but I admire the people who are really good at it. Our guest today is Eric Lewis, the host of The Weekly Option Podcast, and he is here to talk to us about the ups and downs of options investing.

I think we're all in the business of persuasion. You're always selling someone on something. You're selling your boss, you're selling your wife, you're selling your kid on doing his homework, or you're selling a cop into not giving you a ticket. It's all about persuasion and having that confidence to get your message across. To talk about that today is an expert on persuasion, former attorney Shane Read.

In medical school they don't teach you anything about running a business. So anytime I run into an entrepreneurial physician, I am fascinated. On the show today is Dr. David Darrigan, the president and founder of Elite Hospital Partners, and he also owns The Kava Bar.

The financial services industry is huge. Here in Dallas-Fort Worth, it seems like every other person that you meet is in financial services, but not all of them are created equal. To talk about that today is Vance Barse with Your Dedicated Fiduciary.