Michael Jordan is clearly the greatest of all time in basketball, but he lost a few games. My next guest is the Michael Jordan of trial attorneys, but she's undefeated: 127 to nothing. Sandra Spurgeon joins us in the studio.

I grew up in an all-loving household. Dad is a minister, and Mom is a preacher's wife, so I never heard yelling. When I first started dating my wife, Victoria, I said, look, here's how my brain works. I cannot hear loud sounds. I cannot. So whatever you need to tell me, please say it gently. And so that gives you much information about how my brain works. My next guest, Jacqueline Campbell, is somebody who does this for a living and helps leaders become more effective by dealing with childhood trauma.

This is a classic story: You own a bakery and are good at baked goods. Then you expand, and suddenly, you have 2 or 3 locations. Now, you've never been good at HR, and you don't want to be good at HR. That's when you bring in a fractional HR firm like my next guest runs, Neil Katz, with Exceptional HR Solutions.

I got into Dallas in 1992, and I was spoiled. We started winning Super Bowls. The moment I touched down, the man sitting next to me had a lot to do with that. He was part of those three Super Bowl-winning teams of the 90s. Chad Hennings is in the studio.

We all watch the news daily, there's another hack attack, and we all say the same thing to ourselves. Can we not stay one step ahead of the hackers? We're all still kind of suffering from what happened a couple of weeks ago with that much-publicized hack attack. To talk about this, Shawn Tuma, a security expert and good friend.

Some of the wealthiest people on the planet got their money in real estate investing. I think about even Jerry Jones. You know him from the Dallas Cowboys, but he owns much land in Frisco and beyond that is worth much money. Somebody who knows about that is Jordan D'Silva, CEO of Web City Properties.

Obviously, divorce is hard on everyone in the family, including the kids, but my next guest makes the point that it hits women harder than it does men. Michelle O'Neil is in the studio. She is an author, speaker, and award-winning attorney.

Over the last half-century, the banking industry has had several ups and downs, and I think we're in a positive mode right now. But a guy who has seen it all since 1986 is in the studio, Stephen Curry with Endurance Advisory.

Let's face it, all social media companies are trying to make a buck. They're trying to keep you on their platform as long as possible. The problem with that is, let's suppose you started to search for Robin Williams's suicide. They begin to feed you more of that stuff. And if you're already having some mental health issues or some stress, suddenly, they call that doom scrolling. Somebody to discuss that is Dave Batt with PredictView.

As we speak, a lot is going on in the market. Stock markets around the planet are cratering right now, which has created some anxiety. On the positive side, it may fuel more momentum for the Fed to start lowering interest rates. And we'll hear from my next guest to confirm this. I'm convinced that many people have been sitting on the fence. They've just been waiting for permission to make that home sale. Joe Atkins, with Joe Atkins Realty, is in the studio.