These days, firms of all sizes are really dedicating themselves to giving back to their community. Why? Because it's important not just for the community, but for the employees. People want to work for a company that stands for something and someone who knows something about that, Sheila Williamson. She's with Haiman Hogue.

Have you noticed that over the years, the supplement aisle in your grocery store has grown to three or four aisles? The choices are dizzying. The problem is some of those those products you're buying are a complete waste of money. To talk about that today, Barton Scott. He is a Chemical Engineer, Nutritionist, and Founder of Upgraded Formulas.

I have always been a fan of marketing and innovation. My next guest is absolutely brilliant in both. She has an incredible journey. Ivonne Kinzer, she is an Author, Speaker, and Marketing Expert.

If you go back in history like the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s, the country was pretty permissive when it came to drunk driving. It was only after Mothers Against Drunk Driving launched in 1980 that things began to change. To talk about that today, Emma Dugas, she is the MADD State Program Manager.

I'm a pretty busy guy, but I cannot hold a candle to my next guest, D'Andra Simmons. She is an entrepreneur, actress, celebrity, she does reality shows and she's a chef. She's running an empire, and now she's on my show.

My wife has finally gotten me to drink more water. My doctor would always scold me about being dehydrated, but now I'm discovering I might be drinking the wrong water. To talk about that today, Dr. Paul Barattiero, he is with Echo Technologies.

I'm going to begin this show with a shout out to my mother-in-law, Dorothy Snee. She is a proud Jersey girl who relocated to Texas some 30 years ago. But the other night, we're at home watching movies, and we put on Jersey Boys, the very famous movie about Frankie Valli. I completely forgot that my next guest was the star in that movie, the one and only Renée Marino.

I can't tell you how excited I am to talk about this next guest. Larry Lavine is an absolutely legendary restauranteur. He is the Founder of Chili's Restaurants.

For better or for worse, we judge people by how they enter a room. How do they show up? Do they show up with swagger or are they a wallflower? If they're being interviewed or giving a speech, do they look nervous? If you're watching CNBC, a CEO who's nervous can actually tank their stock price. So having a great presence has never been so important. To talk about that today, Elizabeth de Moraes. She is an image and visibility strategist.

I run a PR firm, so I like to think I'm informed and I watch the news all the time. But there's a story that's not getting national attention and it needs to have national attention. It's the flooding in Northern Italy. Somebody who knows a lot about that, Alberto Lombardi, Legendary Restaurateur.