God speaks to all of us. The challenge is that sometimes we’re not listening. Most of us won’t encounter a burning bush, and thankfully we’re not being asked to build an ark. But my next guest knows exactly what it’s like to feel called by God. Nicole Charles had a number placed on her heart that she simply couldn’t ignore. Today, she’s the founder of Fortress 29 Ministries, and she’s here to share her incredible story.

A lot of people say they want to write a book someday, but someday never comes. Fear, doubt, and life often get in the way. My next guest didn’t let that happen. Jessica Gabriel is back in the studio. She’s a mentor, founder, publisher, and a woman who believes her calling came straight from God.

Eighty years is an incredible milestone for any Chamber of Commerce. Megan Dennen joins me in studio today to share how the Greater East Dallas Chamber of Commerce has been supporting businesses, building connections, and strengthening the community for generations.

If you’ve watched our network, you know we feature Smart Start often. As one of the nation’s leading in-car breathalyzer companies, they play an important role in road safety. Brandy Nannini, Chief Government Affairs Officer for Smart Start, joins us in the studio.

I’m excited to welcome Carla Marion to the show. A key voice on WBAP’s morning show and a true broadcast legend, she’s been part of my morning routine for years.

Too many people spend years chasing someone else’s dream, only to realize they’re unhappy. Cynthia Linox, host of The Cynthia Linox Show, joins us to talk about finding your purpose and creating a life that’s truly your own.

Money is one of the most important topics families often avoid. Lala Mirpuri of LTC Luxury Tax Capital joins us to discuss financial literacy, wealth-building, and preparing for the future.

There’s no shortage of medical dramas on TV, but real-life emergency medicine is far more important than it is glamorous. Dr. Amy Ho joins us to share what life in the ER is really like—and why emergency physicians have a unique front-row seat to the health challenges facing America today.

Leadership has never been more challenging. Today’s employees want a voice, collaboration, and purpose—and many young leaders are managing people old enough to be their parents. Constance Curtis of A Legacy Piece joins me to talk about leading in today’s workplace.

My next guest is RoseMarie Keogh-Smyth. She is known as the Mortgageless Mentor, and she is a master of financial tips and advice.