I remember when I was at FOX 4, if you talked about human trafficking, everybody just assumed it was happening in a third-world country and not in our backyard. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. There's been a lot of publicity here in the last few years talking about how human trafficking is happening right here in Dallas, and somebody who's on the forefront of this fight is in the studio right now: Jennifer Keltner. She's with Rescue Party Give.

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It says in the Bible that your body is your temple, and many of us are abusing the temple. We're staying up too late. We're overcaffeinated. Maybe we're having alcohol or fast food, and we're destroying the temple. Somebody who is convicted about this is my next guest: Coach G. She's the founder and CEO of Mind Body Soul Shift, LLC.

I think most Americans, even those people who are familiar with the stock market, find investing very confusing. The stock market is up 500 points one day, and it's down 500 points, selling the same stocks they were buying the day before. That's why many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. They just don't have their financial house in order. To talk about that today are two people on the bleeding edge of innovation: Saket Kumar and Mark Rhodes. They are with hScore, a revolutionary company that is democratizing how we invest.

I remember when I was in elementary school, and they encouraged us all to take up an instrument. I was attracted to the violin, and so I had a one-day lesson with a guy who said, "You are not meant for the violin." That was the end of my violin career, but I've loved the majesty of a violin ever since. It's a beautiful, beautiful instrument. It's like the notes are coming from God. Somebody who shares that belief is my next guest: Bernhard Kainerstorfer.

I don't know about you, but I don't give a lot of thought to the soap that I use every morning when I shower. I just grab something that's on sale or something with a catchy name that I recognize, but there are harmful chemicals in a lot of those soaps. Today, we're talking about all-natural soaps with Susan Svec. She's the queen of all-natural soaps, and she heads up Susan's Soaps & More.

I spent 25 years in the news industry, and when I think about it, I probably had it pretty easy because I didn't shoot my own stories. There are great weights that lie on the back of every reporter and journalist in the country these days that have to shoot their own stuff. Brittany Breeding knows that very well. She's a multimedia journalist, a host, and a lifestyle reporter at CW33.

I wrote a nonfiction book many, many years ago, but I think it takes a special imagination to write a fiction book, especially a children's book. That's why I invited my next guest in the studio: Matt Martin. He also goes by Tucker T. Twain.

If you think about TV shows that we all know and love, like I Love Lucy or The Brady Bunch, the kitchen was an afterthought. It wasn't the focal point of a home, but these days, a high-end home will sell or not sell based on its kitchen. That's why I invited my next two guests into the studio: Mark and George Trevino. They're with Snaidero Dallas.

There's that old saying, "A diamond in the rough," and I think that describes all of God's children. We're unpolished diamonds. Sometimes you come from a difficult upbringing, and you can actually shine like a diamond. That describes my next guest. Maggie Sova is in the studio. She is the founder of Diamonds 2 Destiny.

There's an old saying that the eyes are the window to the soul, but I would amend that and say the eyes are the window to your health. Often, eye doctors will pick up on different things that even your family doctor might not pick up on. To talk about that today is Dr. Albert Pang, one of my favorite people. He's the founder of Trinity EyeCare.