Many Americans spend more time debating what they will have for dinner tonight rather than their finances in many homes. Talking about finances is absolutely taboo, and therefore, it goes by the wayside. That's compounded if you're a business owner. To talk about that today is Tinja Anderson, financial planner and CEPA.

I love disruptors. I think I'm a disruptor. My next guest is disrupting digital marketing with something called neuromarketing. I hadn't heard of it before. Amine Bentahar, the President of AVX Digital, is in the studio today to discuss that.

I am fascinated by people who take their original journey and do a pivot, just as I did when I left television news to start this company some 15 years ago. My next guest knows that very well. Matt DeSarno is the CEO of Verfico Technology.

I can't think of a hotter field right now than cybersecurity. In fact, if I were a new parent, I would raise my child to code and prevent hacking because it is a very lucrative career for anybody getting out of college. To talk about that today is Ieshea Hollins, Founder and CEO of Direnzic.

We hear this year after year, presidential candidates campaigning to lower health care costs and the cost of pharmaceuticals. Yet, the prices keep going up and up and up. What is going on? To sort fact from fiction is Dr. Scott Conard, an international healthcare thought leader.

I often wonder what Dr. Martin Luther King would think of today's world. He had a dream some 50-plus years ago, and I wonder if he would cry at the society that we have today. We've made some strides, but in some respects, we're more divided than ever. Today, Daryl Davis, the Black Klan Whisperer, and Gail Davis, President/Founder of GDA Speakers, are in the studio.

I spent 25 years in TV news and thought that was a long time. Try 45 years in one profession. That is so rare. You don't even hear about that anymore. My next guest knows all about that, Daniel DeYear, a retired deputy fire chief from the city of Dallas, speaker and trainer.

I've known many people who have been very successful in Airbnb, but they actually own the property that they're managing. My next guest is Sean Rakidzich with Airbnb Automated, and he has figured out a proven formula for making a lot of money without taking on a lot of risk.

I have a will, and my wife has a will. It's amazing that there are so many people walking around right now who are just risking everything on the chance that they don't die right away. It's never too early to start a will. To talk about that today is Lori Ashmore Peters with The Ashmore Law Firm.

I don't know about you, but I'm so proud to tell people I'm from Dallas. When I'm in a meeting anywhere in the country, I'm proud to say I'm from Dallas. It's a glamorous city with so many good things happening. There are things that could be improved, but let's face it: it's a thriving community. No one knows that better than my next guest, Paula Blackmon, the Dallas City Councilwoman from District 9.