One of the reasons I live here in Dallas is because of Dallas the TV show. I was enamored with it in the eighties and nineties, and when I had a chance to get a job here in Dallas, Texas, I jumped at it. It's amazing how film and movies can glamorize a town. To talk about the film and television industry in Dallas is Tony Armer, Dallas Film Commissioner.

I know many business owners who are pinching their pennies, trying to figure out how to save money on supplies, and they ignore the obvious piece: minimizing your tax burden. Someone who knows a lot about that is my next guest, Shalini Kodial, CEO of her own firm, Shalini Kodial, CPA, PLLC.

When I got to North Texas in 1992, I had not heard of Frisco. Everybody knows Plano, but Frisco is like a little spot on the map. And now, 200,000 call it home, and it's growing by leaps and bounds yearly. Of course, that creates growing pains for the school district. To discuss that today is Melanie Barrios-Jones, a Candidate for Frisco ISD.

Everyone is trying to build a better mousetrap, but if you're not good at marketing, nobody knows that you've built it. In the studio to talk about that today is Tony Wright, CEO of WrightIMC.

There are a lot of companies here in DFW who are offshoring some of their staffing positions half a world away. An enterprising young man just came into my life, and he has a solution with our next-door neighbors in Mexico. Pedro Barboglio is the CEO of Remote Team Solutions and is in the studio today.

Years ago, I was a member of 24 Hour Fitness, and I remember what January used to be like. You couldn't even find a treadmill; they were all packed. And by February, it's a ghost town; you could have your run of the place. The problem is that they do not build a community in those big box gyms. Two people who know about that are in the studio today, Ellie McKenzie and John Mariotti with Crossfit Odyssey.

We all love to travel. Who doesn't? And we all love to give back to our community, especially here in Dallas-Fort Worth. We're a very philanthropic community. What if you could combine the two, travel and non-profit? Somebody who knows a lot about that is Chicke Fitzgerald, CEO of Solutionz.

No wonder we have a crisis of attention with so many devices out there. Sometimes, you're watching TV, you've got your cell phone going, you get your iPad going, and the TV is on. We do have a struggle in this country to pay attention to anything. Someone who knows this very well is my next guest, Curt Steinhorst, a keynote speaker and author.

As a retired journalist, I've always been fascinated with true crime. Many times during my news career, I was asked to take another look at some famous cases. These cases make the news, but then they drift away from the headlines. And it takes people like my next guest, John Leake, a true crime author, to resurface some old stories.

Every once in a while, you meet somebody whose energy is so high that the room changes. I met Dr. Stan Harris yesterday, and I invited him on my show. He calls himself Dr. Breakthrough, and he is in the studio today!