In my 25-year history of TV news, I covered a lot of national news stories and true crime stories. In the years after, I've gotten invited on shows that reexamine these cases that happened years and years ago in my life. In the studio is a very successful detective with the Irving Police Department, Scott Hodgins.

On this show, we live to feature disrupters. If you think about the jewelry industry, it's been done the same way for generations. There's a new game in town called Noble Fine Jewelry and their jewelry rental program. Today, the COO of Noble Fine Jewelry, Chip Spoonts, will discuss that.

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.

I love great marketing, and every single New Year for the last 20 years, I've gotten a $2 bill in the mail from Bill Perryman. It says a little note, "I want this to be the first tax-free money that you've made all year long." After 20 years of getting this $2 bill, I said I need to meet this man. And so, in the studio today is Bill Perryman, a very successful financial adviser and CPA.

It always amazes me when you start a company; you're working out of your home sometimes, and it begins to grow. Soon, you have ten employees, then 20, then 50, and 100 employees, but you have to have your technology grow with you. Many CEOs send confidential information via email, and that's a big no-no. To talk about that today is Ted Clouser and Justin Lloyd with PCA Technology Solutions.

We are all sinful creatures. It says so in the Bible, but I don't know anybody who describes himself as The Notorious Sinner. That is my next guest, Travis Ala, a very popular speaker and coach.

My father and brother are both ministers and I am a Christian and a big fan of servant leadership because Jesus was the ultimate servant leader. That's why I invited my next guest on the show, Edward Crawford, the Co-Founder of Coltala Holdings, an Afghan vet, and my friend.

I'm a confessed, horrible negotiator. I hate going into the shop because they'll sell me anything that I may or may not need. I hate going to negotiate a car deal because I'm sure I'm paying top dollar instead of a more reasonable price. That's why I wish I had my next guest with me at some of these life events, Chase McTaggart is the Founder of Quiet Man Negotiations.

I remember in the late 90s when online travel became a thing, we saw all these headlines that this meant the death of the entire travel agency model. No there's been a big backlash in how many people have had a budget trip booked in a foreign country and they messed up the hotel. Are you going to call the online number and wait on hold? No. You call a trusted travel agent. Two people who know about that are Jeff and Allison Bartlett, owners of Travel Marks Intl.

I was a proud Rotarian for about 10 years, took some time off, and the Rotary Club of Park Cities invited me to speak last week, I always get good stories when I speak at Rotary Clubs. The best story I found that day is the person who's in the studio with me right now, Holly Hollenbeck.