I have always valued and been impressed with videographers and photographers, especially in those high-intensity moments of photography like weddings. Think about the pressure that's on you as a videographer or a photographer to catch just the right moment, but there's moments happening all over the place. That's why I invited my next guest on the show: Joshua Hillery. He's with Hillery's Photography.

I love entrepreneurs, and I love people who revolutionize companies and industries. That describes my next guest in the studio, Lance Thrailkill. He is the CEO of All Metals Fabricating, and he's the co-founder of Printed Technologies. 

I'm so excited about this show because I met this gentleman one week ago. He was leaving our studios after being on another show, and I just happened to meet him. Had I been a minute late, I would have missed him, and I said, "Well, did you have a good experience?" He said, "Yes," and he showed me his book, One Scoop at a Time. He is the former CEO of Bluebell Ice Cream, and we had a little chat in the hallway and I said, "The next time you're in Dallas, you have to come on my show!" So Ricky Dickson is in the studio.

I think you'll agree with me. There was the pandemic, and then there was the stress pandemic that followed it. I think it just gets increasingly worse year after year as we get overcommitted. We're even overcommitting our children and subjecting them to stress.That's why I invited my next couple on to the show: Jason Napolitan and Daniella Giglio. They are the co-hosts of a brand new podcast on this network called Curious: A Conversation.

The final frontier for medical research is the brain, and we're learning more about Alzheimer's. We're learning more about dementia. We're also learning a lot more about Parkinson's, and that's why I invited my next guest into the studio and turned the studio green for him: Doctor Bradley McDaniels. He's an assistant professor at UNT in the Department of Rehabilitation and Health Services.

Every once in a while you meet that person who enters a room and the room completely changes, and that describes my next guest. I've known him for seven years. We're in a forum together in EO, the Entrepreneurs' Organization, and he's always the life of the party. He's never at a loss for words. He's my friend, and he's one of the most successful people I've ever met. The great Tim Conkle is in the studio. He's the founder and CEO of The 20.

I run a marketing and branding company, so I was so excited to learn that I would have a personal stylist in the studio because I think I can always up my game. Tori Kruse is in the studio. She's a red-carpet media personality. She's an entrepreneur, a stylist, a speaker, and she's my friend.

I remember that when I joined Fox 4 in the early '90s, I was assigned to cover the Mad Hatter's Tea & Luncheon, and I said, "Man, these Texans are living up to their reputation. Everything is bigger in Texas. Everything is flashy and more glamorous in Texas!" That's why I invited my next guests on the show. They are the leaders of the Mad Hatter's Tea & Luncheon this year. Shane Walker is a hat designer, and he's really critical to the success of the show. Therese Rourk is the president of the Women's Council of the Dallas Arboretum, and Sarah Friedman is the chair of this year's event.

Imagine having a blank sheet of paper and the freedom to design your dream school from scratch—taking the best parts of education and leaving out the rest. Today, I’m joined by Caroline Harrison Loehr, co-founder of the Compass School of Texas, who’s done exactly that.

We have probably all known somebody, or maybe you yourself have gone through physical rehab. You had an accident and then had surgery where you needed rehab afterwards. Well, there's a game-changing technology company that has just been honored by our media partner the Dallas Business Journal, and you're going to meet the founder. She's the CEO of Neuro Rehab VR, Veena Somareddy.