Each year in this country, we spend billions of dollars to protect our data, and yet the bad guys keep getting in. How can we stay one step ahead of the bad guys? Joining me in the studio today to explore that question is my good friend and Cyber Security Expert, Alain Espinosa.

We are proud members of the Gleneagles Country Club, and pickleball has become an absolute phenomenon. Half of the tennis players are now moving to pickleball, and so I'm curious about it. I've never actually picked up a racket and started to play, but I'm a fan of the idea that a sport can come out of nowhere and suddenly become the most popular sport in America. To talk about that today is Zion Meer, the Fort Worth & Hurst Picklr owner.

I'm a big believer. My father, uncle, and brother were all ministers, and I think God is always talking to us. But let's be honest. How many times are we listening? God gives us signs even if he's not putting burning bushes in front of us. It's not Noah being told to build an ark, but little signs every single day. Sometimes we call it coincidence. God is always talking to us, and my next guest is also a big believer: Ben Duelley, the author of God Was Always Speaking, I Just Wasn't Listening.

I am a proud sponsor of Success North Dallas, and for three decades, they welcome incredible speakers every third Wednesday of the month. I was absolutely blown away by the speaker I heard this morning; he literally had me in tears. Therefore, I had to invite him to the studio to celebrate his life and journey. Captain Randy Norfleet is here to share a very painful story.

I'm sure you've heard the statistics: half of all marriages end in divorce. When you're picking a divorce attorney, there are those attorneys that want to take you to war and rack up the legal bill, and there's other attorneys, like my next guest, who really want to make sure that everybody is taken care of without harm to the children. Kimmy Vermillion Wright is in the studio, and she's with Atwood & McCall. 

When I think about the heyday of the Democratic Party in Texas, I think about the LBJ and Ann Richards years. However, in a largely conservative state, the Democratic Party has faced a couple challenging decades. Kendall Scudder, Texas Democratic Chairman, is in the studio today to discuss the ways he is working to change that narrative.

I've never been called to run for elected office, but I very much respect the people who do because it's often a thankless job. You're giving up countless hours dedicated to community service, and that describes my next guest, Veronica Law . She is a candidate for Tarrant County College Board of Trustees.

I'm obviously a marketing person, so I'm attracted to people who know this business better than I do. This describes my next guest. Amber Gaige is in the studio, and she's with Far Beyond Marketing.

If you think about real estate transactions in this country, even in a perfect world, you're looking at a six-month to 18-month process. It's not efficient, but it's the way it's always been done. However, every once in a while, somebody revolutionizes an industry. For example, Hotels.com was disrupted by Airbnb, and taxi cabs were disrupted by Uber. Harold Heard, CEO of Stone ARX, has had to disrupt the way real estate transactions are being done, and he's in the studio today.

Those of you who know me know I married up. The great Victoria Snee, head of marketing for Highland Park Village, is a fashionista. She always is the emcee of these fabulous galas, and I come along as her plus one. I probably couldn't tell you a Gucci from a Prada to be honest with you, but I admire fashion. I think Dallas has become a Mecca for fashion, and now Fort Worth is coming along in blazing speed thanks to the three people in my studio right now: Anna Venko, Elijah De La Garza, and Lyza Faye. They're the three driving forces behind Runway 817.