Golf has been around for hundreds of years, while AI is still a relatively new technology. My guest today, Jon Schultz, saw an opportunity to bring the two together.  He’s the CEO of ezLocator and Trailblazer in Golf Technology.

I love featuring entrepreneurs on my show, and Victoria and Scott Bray immediately caught my attention. They’re the husband-and-wife team behind Curved Angles Studio, a family-run business creating handmade game night accessories and home décor designed to bring people together.

As an author who spends time with other authors and speakers, I know one thing is true: the cover and title matter. My guest today has certainly chosen a title that gets your attention. Scott Lackey is in the studio to talk about his book, Wake Up to Die Again.

Countless families across America are dealing with dementia and the difficult changes it brings. What happens when Mom or Dad becomes forgetful? How do you communicate with someone you care so much about? My guest today, Sandi Levy, is the owner and founder of Dementia Understood.

Even through unimaginable grief, life can still give you a reason to keep moving forward. No one knows that burden quite like a mother. My guest today, Carolyn Maldonado, turned her grief into purpose. She’s the owner and CEO of G180 Swim and is working to make water safety a natural part of every swim.

My next guest spent 30 years serving in the U.S. Air Force and retired as a colonel. After a distinguished military career, Mike Immler took on a new challenge by running for office. He is the Republican candidate for Dallas County Judge in this year’s upcoming election.

TV and movies love to glamorize private investigators and spies. I think about James Bond and The Rockford Files, but the real work is a little different. My guest today, Devin Morgan, is the owner and lead investigator of ThirteenAlpha. He’s teamed up with PRO-tect, bringing his expertise in threat and vulnerability assessments to their investigative and protective services.

Here in Texas, we do a good job of locking people away, but helping them rebuild their lives after prison is another story. One of the most basic needs is clothing. My guest today, Andrea Hauglie, is the executive director of One Man’s Treasure, an organization that has spent more than 20 years providing clothing to men as they transition back into society.

More people are moving to Texas than ever, and all that growth means more demand for energy. Texas is also seeing growth in data centers, which increases energy needs. Let’s not even get into the infamous winter freeze. My guest today, Glenn Silva with Lone Star PACE, is here to discuss the challenges and possible solutions.

My next guest has climbed to the top of her industry by living one simple motto: “Never, ever underestimate me.” She’s passionate about helping more women step into leadership roles. Carolyn Hayden-Garner is a global executive and thought leader who has built her career around leadership, transformation, and helping organizations perform at their highest level.