When you think about hair loss, for some men, just aging gracefully is fine. But for many women out there, it can be traumatic to have hair loss and especially if you have a condition like alopecia or, God forbid, breast cancer. Having a full head of hair can make the difference between feeling good about yourself and not wanting to go out. To talk about that today, Carliz Moore, she is the CEO and Co-Founder of Wigs.com.

I love it that we live in a world of disruption. You think about Uber disrupting the taxicab industry. You think about Airbnb disrupting the lodging industry. Well, Herb House is disrupting Starbucks and the coffee industry. That's why today I have Robin Skinner on the show, she's the Director of Sales for Herb's House Coffee and Company.

Well, I'll be honest with you, I'm pretty good on my diet. I'm pretty strict. I've eliminated most of the sugars in my diet. And my doctor keeps saying, Jeff, when are you going to start doing cardio? I just hate cardio. I've never been a cardio guy. Jogging bores me. Being on the elliptical at the gym bores me. But there is another way to get that cardio in and talking about that today, Marshall Lehr, with RockBox Fitness in Keller.

In this episode, we're looking at health care heroes. And I think we can all agree that those hard working men and women who work in the health care system were putting behind husbands, wives, children working long hours during the pandemic to care for people who were sick. It's a journey that needs to be documented and in the way it's being documented at Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in Irving is very unique. So in studio today, Nikoma Wolf and Sarah Beth Joyner.

Well, I don't know about you, but some people like to take a flight and sleep, not talk to anybody. And other people just love to talk and I love to talk , so I struck up a conversation with my next guest, Brian Blackshaw. And it turns out we were going to the same conference. Shout out to Dr. Fab in San Diego. We talked the whole plane ride and became fast friends. Let me tell you a little bit about Brian Blackshaw. He's the managing partner at Blackshaw Partners, LLC. It's one of the most successful executive search firms in North America.

Well, obviously, it takes a lot of courage to survive breast cancer and it takes another level of courage to share your journey with others. To talk about that, Dr. Robin Hall, she's an entrepreneur, author and speaker.

Well, as you know, I spent 25 years in TV news and that sounds like a long time to me, but imagine being in TV news for 46 years. My next guest is a good friend, Richard Ray.

Well, I am always looking for interesting guests. And this man's life could be a movie. He's worked for the government for 20 years, 12 of those years as a special agent. Ron Holloway, he's leading a movement called the Anti-Fragility Movement.

Well, if I had to guess, I think I get about a couple dozen robocalls every single day. And every time I get one, I keep thinking to myself, if there was only a way to get back at these people. Well, my next guest has a way to do just that, Doc Compton, a Consumer Advocate.

Well, all you have to do is watch the news and you see some company or individual in trouble, some company or individual whose brand is suffering because of something that happened to them or their mishandling. To talk about crisis communications today, Connie Glover, she is the CEO and Founder of CMarie Marketing Studio.