Well, when you watch the Academy Awards, it seems like most of the films that are winning all the major awards were not made in Hollywood. And there's a good reason for that. Joining me now to talk about that are three people who make films and they are not making films in California. They're making films in the heartland. Joe Goodman, he is with Good Country Pictures and the producer of Wildcat. Wojciech Frykowski, he's Wildcat's executive producer. And my good friend Amber McNutt, who's an actress, producer, and filmmaker. Thanks for coming on the show.

So I've had this public relations firm for about 14 years and people come in and out of your life. My next guest is a guy who really inspired me. He took a chance on an a Detroit guy who didn't know what he was doing. Michael McIntyre, thank you for coming on the show.

If you've ever seen arena league football, it is so entertaining because the scores almost read like basketball scores. Somebody who knows something about that, Jack Smith, he is the Co-Owner of the Fayetteville Mustangs.

When you think of oil and gas workers, you think of a lot of mud and dirt and grime and probably not the healthiest lifestyle when it comes to eating and exercise. Well, my next couple, Kelli and Nick Burns, are out to change that.

I think it is fascinating that we as a planet know more about how the human body works than ever before in history. And yet, we're getting sicker and sicker. We're sleep deprived. We're overcaffeinated. We're probably drinking too much. We're not exercising and we're eating horrible food. To talk about that today, Dr. Phyllis Gee, with Willowbend Health and Wellness.

A couple of years ago, everything changed when it came to student athletes making money off of their likeness. To talk about that today, Brent Chapman, the founder of a game changing company, myNILpay.com.

This show is really a chance to thank a mentor of mine, and I don't even know if he knows it. Rick Wells with the Wells Group McKinney is in the studio today.

Well, I was bullied in high school. I wasn't able to afford my own clothes. My father was a minister in downtown Detroit. And for the first maybe 15 years of my life, I was wearing hand-me-downs that would normally go to the homeless, but I didn't suffer the same kind of bullying that Madi Franquiz did.

You know how when you walk into a home, you get a vibe. It's a warm vibe. It's a home vibe and that's by design. Often they bring in a high end residential designer like Elle Cole to help them make that change to their property.

It seems like every day you're hearing about some kind of ransomware attack. In fact, the city of Dallas was attacked a couple of weeks ago. I was watching the local news and they're still having problems trying to unwind that. To talk about that today, Greg Zimmerle, he's the Founder and President of MYIT.com.