By now, thanks to all the publicity, most people know that human trafficking is not just something that happens in some third-world nation. It's happening right here in our backyard. Some people who were talking about this before it was even on anybody's radar are in the studio right now: Bianca Davis, the CEO of New Friends New Life, and Bill Wallace, the Honorary Chair.

As a son of a minister, I love to put a spotlight on faith when I can, and this show is all about faith from a couple who is wild, crazy in love. They're also co-hosts of the Ron and Deb Unplugged show. 

This happens in the life of almost every company in America. They're growing. They've got an IT guy. They keep getting bigger, and then they have a discussion like, "You know, how do we scale this thing?" Sometimes you bring in a freelance IT guy—it saves you a bunch of money. You don't have to hire a new employee. To talk about that today, we've got Travis Springer. He's the president of Sagiss.

A little backstory: when I worked for Fox 4 in the 90s and early 2000s, I would run into Leisa Hart in the hallway because she was always on the morning show doing some fitness routine. We didn't really get to know each other until maybe a year or so ago when she came on my show for the first time, but she hid something from me and hid something from you a year ago. She's going to reveal that secret today. Welcome to the show media personality and fitness expert Leisa Hart.

The Museum of Biblical Art has been around in some form or fashion since the 1960s, so it has to be one of the oldest museums in Dallas. However, there are many Dallas locals who have never visited the museum. Joining us now is the Executive Director, Dr. Scott Peck.

I think I speak for millions of small business owners across the country when I say I have no clue what we pay in credit card processing fees, and I know we do over $100,000 in credit cards every single month. So, it would probably pay for me to investigate that, wouldn't you say? That's the money in the couch cushions that everybody forgets about. To talk about that today is Brennon Dunbar from OpTPay Partners. 

As a country, we've made great strides over the past few decades in becoming more inclusive and understanding of people with learning differences. Joining us in the studio is Jordan Burk — a good friend and the creator of Kelly and Kelso.

On this episode of The Jeff Crilley Show, I’m joined by Cindy Vann, author of the bestselling book, PTSD: Passing Through Shadows of Death, who shares her powerful story of overcoming immense trauma and transforming tragedy into triumph. Her journey is so inspiring, they’re even making a movie about her life.

Learn more on Cindy's website:

www.cindyvann.com

I met Internationally Acclaimed Artist, Rolando Diaz, about five years ago. He came on my show to promote an upcoming event, and he blew me away. So, when his publicist, Emily Stern, came to me and said, “Hey, he's got another big event.” I said, “Absolutely, he has to come back to the show.” 

I definitely married up. I’m lucky to be married to the amazing Victoria Snee from Highland Park Village. She’s a stylist, which means she’s always dressing me up like her own personal Ken doll. So if you’ve ever complimented my outfit, the credit goes to Victoria. But not everyone is married to a stylist, and that’s exactly why I brought in my next guest. Elisa Ellis is in the studio. She’s a wardrobe stylist, an author, and a good friend of mine.