As you see in my opening video, I spent 25 years in TV news, and I have so much respect for the people who are on the front lines still doing that: the job of journalism with a capital J. That includes my next guest. Del Irani is in the studio. She's an award-winning journalist, TV anchor, and my friend.

At one point I was out on the circuit giving 300 speeches a year in addition to my TV job at Fox Four, so I got to meet some top-notch speakers. I include my next guest as one of those people that I kept bumping into at different events. Elizabeth McCormick is in the studio. She's a keynote speaker. She's a former Black Hawk helicopter pilot, and she's my friend.

I think my next guest is my brother from another mother. We're both into marketing, and we're both into creating a unique customer experience. That's why I have Giovanni Sanguily in the studio today. He is the owner of GlassHive and TRIdigital Marketing.

When I got to Dallas in 1992, the news director picked me up at the airport and he says, "Two things you need to know about Dallas-Fort Worth: eating and shopping." It's been 30-plus years since that happened, and that's very true. Eating and shopping are what we love to do here. It's an experience. It's not just going out to get a burger; it's "Are you having an experience?" I can't think of a better couple to have in the studio than Derek and Sheree Simms. They're with The Simms Hospitality Group.

I've always had hustle. I grew up in Detroit, and that was a tough place to grow up as a kid. I had a paper route, and I was always hustling to make a little bit of money so any time I run into an entrepreneur, I like to ask the question, "How did this begin?" Often it's a similar story: they started in their childhood. That describes my next guest, Nancy Galvan. She's with Unica Enterprises.

I feel so blessed. My two children, Dallas and Sarah, both work for me. I see them every day, and I'm so proud. I've never experienced a tremendous loss in my life, and I'm incredibly blessed. My next guest lost her daughter. Kristen Utter is in the studio. She's the author of Shatterproof.

If you are an NBA scout, I want you to remember this name: Breckin Riess. He is going to be the next superstar of the NBA. He's eight years old, and he's in my Studio.

Right now, the unemployment rate is hovering around 4%, but we've all driven around and seen people just hanging out. I mean able-bodied people who should be at work, and there's a myriad of reasons why they aren't at work. To explore that is the executive director of Workforce Solutions for North Central Texas, Phedra Redifer.

The film industry has been around for 100 years, but it keeps changing. They keep coming up with new techniques and new ways to make films, and my next guest has created a very affordable way to make very high-quality films. The folks from Aeon Imagery are in the studio.

Fashions come and go, but I think the thing that never goes out of style is looking your best. My next guest knows that, and he preaches it. He's been preaching it for more than three decades. Bob Baumann is on the show. He's the House of Baumann.