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.

I am reading headlines in the Wall Street Journal that say companies large and small across the United States are bringing in outside experts just to remind employees how to act in the workplace because they've been working remotely for so long. Jan Goss with Show Up Well Consulting is our guest today, and she will talk to us about proper etiquette in the workplace.

As a preacher's kid, I have never hid my faith under a bushel, and I'm a big fan of those organizations that allow you to speak your truth, especially when it comes to your faith. Somebody who knows about that is Emily Bell-Wootten, the director of communications for the DFW Technology Prayer Breakfast.

It seems like a decade ago we started hearing a lot about CBD, and now it seems like there's a store on every street corner. What is fact and what is fiction? To talk to us about that today is registered nurse Summer Hanson.

One of the highlights of my news career was I freed an innocent man from prison. He had served five and a half years, and it was an honor to be a part of his freedom. I can't even imagine being in prison for nearly 35 years for something you didn't do, but our guest today knows all about that. Gene McGuire is an author, a speaker, and was wrongfully convicted.