In recent years, diversity and inclusion has become a big buzz phrase that every company likes to say, but what does it actually mean to live it out? Somebody who knows a lot about that is Ebony Travis Tichenor, who is a global expert in wellbeing and HR employee policy.

I own a marketing firm, and it specializes in public relations. We get guests on radio stations all the time, but often clients ask me, "Should I buy radio advertising?" To answer that question today is Breezey Clark, a marketing consultant with Townsquare Media.

I think the pandemic has left us all shell shocked. I don't know about you, but I still have this nervousness that something is around the corner. I think if you look at corporate America, there are employees who feel that same way: "Am I going to get laid off? What's around the next corner?" To talk to us about fear is Jeff Goodin, an award-winning speaker and entertainer.

If you are a parent who has an autistic child, it's all consuming. You're spending almost every waking hour thinking about ideas to make your life and your child's life easier, and when that child becomes an adult, it doesn't get any easier. You're still parenting. To talk to us about that today are Jamie Wheeler and Lisa Christian with Austen's Autistic Adventures.

Have you noticed how loud the world has gotten? It feels like everyone is talking, and no one is listening. They're practically shouting at each other, especially when it comes to politics and different social issues, and when you get on Facebook and X, it seems like everybody is writing in all caps. Our next guest, Brenda Cox Harkins, author of the bestselling book Loud Is Not A Language, knows something about that.

I have been very blessed when it comes to hiring people. I call this company a "Thank God It's Monday" company because the employees all love each other, get along, and really consider themselves a work family. I got lucky, and we can all think of times where you hired the wrong person or they looked great on paper but didn't work out. Somebody who knows something about that is Martha Reynolds, Founder and CEO of My People Person.

As the CEO of a boutique PR firm and television network, I'm always wondering how you get to the next level. Sometimes, I don't have the idea and strategies to get to the next level because I'm in my own silo. That's when you reach out to the experts, and one expert who knows something about that is Jim Talerico. He's the President of the DFW chapter of the Institute of Management Consultants.

I am so excited today because I have a real life movie star in my studio. Rickey Hill inspired the movie The Hill, and it's based on his true life story of overcoming a spinal disease to become a baseball legend.

I am a big fan of supplements. I've been taking them for years, but every once in a while, I wonder how many of them are actually effective. Since your body is made up of so much water, the supplements have to water soluble in order to break down in your body. To talk about that today is Ron Gourley, the President and CEO of CurcuminPro.

I have two beautiful children, and I can't imagine losing either one of them. It's a pain that only someone who has lost a child can relate to. Joe Johnson can relate to that, as he lost his son Ashton. However, through that tragedy, he created an incredible program, The CloudDancer Scholarship.