If you like something enough, you double down, which my next guest did with granola. You think to yourself, granola? Yes. We all love granola. But to buy the company that you love so much, That's my next guest's journey. Andrea Ridout with White Rock Granola is in the studio!

I own a marketing company, and we produce these high-quality podcasts/TV shows. We also get our clients on Fox, CNN, and the Wall Street Journal. But if our clients don't know what to do with that and how to turn that into money, that becomes a problem. Somebody who has the answer to that problem is Robin Alex with High Level.

I have been fascinated with real estate my entire adult life. And during the good times, anybody who can fog a mirror can sell a house, especially in North Texas. But during slow times, like it is right now, there's a bunch of inventory, so the home market isn't what it was two years ago. That's when you find out who has their chops. Somebody who knows about that is Ashley Massey, Author of The Fast Track Agent and a global real estate advisor.

For the last several years, I have been seeing an anti-aging doctor, and part of the routine is every three months, they draw my blood to make sure I've got enough vitamins A, B, C, and D, and I get to meet a lovely young lady named Viki Gutierrez. I started to talk about what her company does and how they do it, and she said I needed to meet her boss because they have the fastest-growing phlebotomy companies in North Texas. Nida Fatima and Viki Gutierrez with Filos Health are joining us in the studio today.

A few years ago, Pew Research found that more people identified themselves as not going to church than going to church. That's the first time in American history. But my next guest is John Stewart Hill with FindAHouseChurch.com, and he has a vision for changing that.

We love to feature disrupters on this show. I like to think that I'm a disrupter. That's why I'm drawn to people who are shaking things up and not doing things the same way their industry has always done things. Chris Rupert of Nametag Films is in the studio today to talk about just that.

I'm a big fan of personal branding, and I often use the analogy that if you were a realtor for Ebby in a small town for 20 years and jumped from Ebby to Remax, what transcends? Was it the Ebby brand or your brand? I would suggest that in a small town, it's more about your brand than about the corporate brand. Somebody who believes that is John Humphrey with Connect for Life.

We live in a culture that is so divided right now, Republicans versus Democrats, race, religion, you name it, we divide ourselves. But there's something about film, especially when it's done right, that can take you to another place and cause you to rethink your thoughts about how you feel about an issue. Two young ladies who know a lot about this, Hannah Wimbrey and Psalms Wimbrey, are sisters and are in the studio to share their journey.

I don't know about you, but I get confused about climate change. If you listen to the left, you hear one thing. If you listen to the right, you hear another. I've got a bestselling author in the studio right now who says that you can drill and not hurt the planet if you have the right solution. David Munson is in the studio with the Get Real Alliance.

When you think about a CPA, you usually don't think about marketing; you think about a numbers person. But, on my way home every day, I see a billboard at Beltline and the Tollway with this man's name, and I said, "I need to meet this guy." Peter Gurian, with Gurian CPA, is in the studio today.