I can't think of a time in my lifetime when being a geek has been so cool. I mean, think about it, all of our heroes are Elon Musk, the Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and they're all into technology. And a man who is making sure that the next generation knows how to code is in studio, Abid Abedi, he's the founder of iCode.

So every morning when I wake up, I tune into WBAP or KLIF and I keep hearing these ads for this crazy gun dealer in Alvarado, Texas. I just became obsessed with his ads and his personality. So I reached out to him on Facebook and he was kind enough to come into the studio. Kenny Frazier, the Crazy Gun Dealer.

Well, I have to admit, I have two left feet when it comes to dancing. I've always admired those people who can do it well. I remember growing up in the 70s and watching John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever wishing I could be that guy to just clear the dance floor and put on a show. But I never learned it, I never got good at it. That's why I'm envious of people who have mastered it. And speaking of people who have it mastered, John Elsbury with Dance Vision Studios Texas.

Well, as an entrepreneur myself, I'm fascinated by other entrepreneurs and their journey. We all see stuff and we say, somebody ought to do this one day and then you turn on TV and somebody has already done it. A couple of guys who know something about reinventing an industry, Ed Baronne and Patrick Lynn with Snaps Clothing.

Dallas is a very fickle town. You can open up a restaurant and it's hard to get in it for a year. Then the next year it's closed because Dallas has moved on to another concept. A man who knows a little something about that, Hugo Miranda, he's the owner and operator of Hospitality Inspirado.

Well, can you think of an industry that is not going through disruption right now? You think about Airbnb, you think about Uber, every industry that we've said "that's the way it's always been done" is being turned upside down. And one guy who's a part of that is Zach Zeller.

So what do you think about when you think about retirement living? Do you think about somebody in a rocking chair, knitting or playing shuffleboard or dominoes? Well, I'm sure that's out there too, but to look at a new way of retirement living, Aimee Barresi with Presbyterian Village North.

Well, you know, my journey. 25 years in TV news and and I reached the top of the little hill I was climbing called local TV news reporter. I wasn't going to be promoted to anchor and and to be honest with you, I wasn't fulfilled anymore. I had to redefine success for myself. So I quit. It was the scariest thing I've ever done, and I'm so glad that I did it. Somebody who knows a little something about that, Laura Gassner Otting. She is an author, speaker and coach, and now, my friend.

Well, at some point, Congress has to deal with the patchwork of laws that go across this country when it comes to hemp and CBD and cannabis. We'll see if Congress has the nerve to deal with these. But you can have something that's legal in one state, drive a mile over the state line and suddenly it's illegal. To talk about that today, Chelsie Spencer, she's with Ritter Spencer.

Well, I run into a lot of leadership experts, and then when I kind of lift the hood and look under the hood, I see that they never ran a company. They were never in the trenches. For the most part, many of them are just book-smart instead of people-smart. To talk about that today, a man who has been in the trenches, Al Comeaux, he's with Primed for Change.