There are many recruiting firms across the country, but not all of them are focused on the right things. One of the right things is to make sure you are putting the right employee in the right seat and that they have the skillset and natural personality to be successful in that place. To talk about that today, we have Chase Bryant, Founder and CEO of Wayne Human Capital.

I was not aware of how popular hydrogen has become when it comes to wellness. You can drink it, inhale it, even bathe in it, but there are thousands and thousands of products. To help us navigate what is hype and what is health, we have Tywon Hubbard, CEO at H2 HUBB.

On today's episode of the Jeff Crilley Show, I talk with Amy Goodson to separate fact from fiction regarding all the dietary advice we hear on the news. Amy is a registered dietitian with a master's in science, a certified specialist in sports dietetics, and a licensed dietitian in the state of Texas.

I like to think that during good times anybody could sell a house. You really separate the good from the weak when you hit a speed bump, and in DFW, we have hit a little bit of a speed bump. To talk about that today, Tyler Kreis from TK Realty.

Have you noticed there is some taboo around money? Families just don't talk about it; they'd rather talk about how the Cowboys are going to do this year than finances. Financial illiteracy is skyrocketing around the country, and it's especially tough with women. To talk about that today, Kelly Ann Winget with Alternative Wealth Partners.

When I first came to Dallas in 1992, there was a very famous attorney in town named Larry Friedman, and I got to know him well because he seemed to represent all of the big cases and all of the celebrities. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree because his son Jason Friedman, a very successful attorney who received the 40 under 40 a few years ago, joins us today in studio.

As some of you may know, I grew up a poor kid in Detroit, and I thank God for that adversity because it taught me character and resilience. Today I speak with transformational life coach Michele Christopher, someone with a similar upbringing as me, to talk about how she helps people overcome adversity and take the reins of their own lives.

I get up early every morning to send an email to some 28,000 journalists all over North America and into England, and I'm seeing these articles about etiquette courses for offices because so many of the young people and remote workers have forgotten soft skills. To talk about soft skills and why they are so critical to success, Brian Galke, founder of Subtle Skills.

Fortunately the pandemic is behind us, but we're still feeling the effects of it on our mental health. Today I speak with Dr. Brad Schwall, from the Center for Integrative Counseling and Psychology, about how his group is helping many of us navigate through this mental health epidemic.

When I got to Dallas in '92, Larry North was already a legend. I would bump into him in the hallways of Channel 4 back in the early 90s and, of course, have followed his career ever since. Now he is reinventing himself at Satori Capital, and he's here to tell us more.