When I got to Dallas in the early '90s, I had the privilege of working with the great Chris Yates. He's won Emmys, done amazing things with his career, and gone on to do even more amazing things post-television. The great Chris Yates is in the studio.

If you think about America's heroes, the veterans who go off to war and put their lives on the line for our freedom, they come back, and often many of them are struggling. Famously, we hear that 22 veterans commit suicide every single day. For a different way to look at PTSD and dealing with depression among our nation's heroes, there are the folks who are on my show right now: the co-hosts of The Agrihood, Gene Callaway & Jason Mitchell.

There's an old saying, "There are three kinds of people on the planet. There are the people who make it happen, the people who watch it happen, and the people who say, 'What just happened?'" I've got two people who make it happen in my studio. They are with Rising Tides: Chris Wycoco and Jonathon McCellan.

When I think we know about the human body and how it works now more than any time in the history of mankind, yet we're an overweight country. We're wired, and we're tired. We're drinking coffee to get us up in the morning. We're winding down with an adult beverage, and we're getting fatter than ever before. I think sometimes old wisdom is the best wisdom. It's what our mom and grandma told us: eat fruits and veggies. Demond Coleman is in the studio. He's a John C. Maxwell Certified Speaker & Coach and a good friend.

The statistics have not changed much over the last half-century:  half of all marriages end in divorce. Somebody who knows this very well is Candy Marcum, who is in the studio right now. She's with Candy Marcum Counseling.

This episode is all about ALS. Most people know it as Lou Gehrig's Disease, and we've known about this for 70-plus years now. There are some answers. We're learning some more things as the medicine comes along, and there's an amazing nonprofit here in Dallas-Fort Worth called Susie's All-In Against ALS. Mark Hudspeth is in the studio.

I have a PR marketing company, but I truly appreciate genius when I see it. I met this young man the other day at an iHeart event. Shout out to iHeart! We're all fans of iHeart around here. Jason impressed me, and he has an amazing marketing company. Please welcome Jason Lockhart to the show!

It fascinates me that we live in the wealthiest country on the planet, and we spend more on medicine than any other country on the planet, and yet we're sicker and sicker. We're getting heavier. People are wired. They're tired. Why is that? To talk about that today, a bestselling author and a good friend of mine, Dr. Fab Mancini.

I have this theory that if you're born healthy, there's this perfect blueprint made by God, and you are a perfect person. But then life happens. You have trauma, you have different setbacks. You have injuries. Sometimes you have a heartbreak that changes the blueprint, and there are many people in America right now who are burning the candle at both ends and in the middle. They're not getting enough sleep. They're drinking during the day. They're trying to wind down with some kind of sleeping pill. And then they're waking up with coffee and trying to do it all over again. They're just really burned out. That's why I have my next guest in the studio: Dr. Marcelle Petry. She's with Healthy Body Integrative Medicine.

As you saw in that show open, I've always admired Hustle and Grind, and that perfectly describes my next guest. Tony Pec is in the studio. He's a TEDx speaker and a business growth coach.