If you've watched the show for any length of time, you know I love to put a spotlight on entrepreneurs, especially entrepreneurs who are making a difference on this planet. That perfectly describes my next guest. Jared Lilje is in the studio. He's the founder of J.Christoph.

Very early on in my PR career, I got asked to do public relations for the Spectacular Follies, and I didn't know what to expect. However, I was blown away at the talent of these amazing people, and that's why when a couple of friends came to me and said, "You absolutely have to have the artistic director for the Spectacular Follies on your show", I said, "I can't wait!" DeeAnne Meece joins me in studio right now.

I think DFW is home to all kinds of galas. It seems like every single weekend there is another spectacular gala, but one that I'm particularly passionate about is Côtes du Coeur. They've been doing this for decades, and three of the driving forces behind this year's event are in the studio. Chris and Jennifer Clark are co-chairs this year, and then we have the great Richard Chamberlain, who is a legendary restaurateur. All three of them have a personal reason for getting behind this.

If you're a boss, listen up because I own this company, and I am frustrated by healthcare in general. It's not a passion for me, and so when it comes in, there are all these different plans that don't make sense to me. So to demystify all of this, my good friend Dan LaBroad is in the studio. He's the president and CEO of Ovation Health and Life Services.

I love people with tenacity and stick-to-itiveness. You might call it old-fashioned grit. All of us have pain in life, but some of us wallow in the pain while others turn pain into purpose. That perfectly describes my next guest. Karen Green is in the studio. She's the founder of The Haven of Love.

There are many film festivals around the planet, but one that is making a lot of noise is the Dallas International Film Festival. They are truly on the map. Hollywood stars will fly in to appear at their big festival, and their festival comes up in just a couple of weeks. Joining us now to talk about this year's big festival are Beth Wilbins, the CEO, and James Faust, the artistic director.

This is still very much a breaking news story. There's a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth around the globe. Everybody is wondering what these new tariffs mean. To talk about how their impact and who these tariffs are affecting, Nancy Gail Daniels, the Chief Operating Officer for Hyosung Americas, joins me in studio.

If anybody's seen my wife Victoria Snee, you know I married up, and from time to time when she's going to a gala or something like that, she'll say, "I'm going to go to a blow dry bar." That's how I was introduced to the concept. It just so happens that Zach Sams is a very popular podcaster on our network, and his beautiful wife is in the studio right now because she's opening a concept that's actually been around for quite some time but is new to Argyle. Amber Sams is in the studio. She's with Blo Blow Dry Bar.

As a former news reporter, I've done countless stories on the energy drink industry and the knock on the industry is that there's a lot of bad stuff in those drinks. Not only can it tear up your stomach, but often you get this high or you get too much sugar followed by a big crash. Somebody who's out to disrupt this industry is my next guest. Bert Vergez is in the studio. He's the CEO of IDRINQ USA.

If there's a knock on medicine in America, it's that doctors are too busy to actually spend time with their patients. The average time that you have with most family physicians is approximately seven minutes. It doesn't give you enough time to really get to the bottom of a problem, and so often many doctors are so busy that they turn to the prescription pad and start writing prescriptions. I think that's a bad way to do business. You actually need to know the root cause of what's ailing your patient. To talk about that today is my new friend, Dr. Shabana Parvez. She is a CEO of Arlington Integrative Medical Center. She's also the president of the Arlington Highlands Rotary.