When you think about sports in America, you think about the big four. You think about baseball, football, hockey, and basketball. But, by far, the fastest-growing sport on the planet is soccer. Sam Morton is in the studio. He's the co-founder of Atlético Dallas, and he is reimagining soccer in Dallas.

I wrote one and only book in the year 2002, and I swore that I would never write another book again. It took me a year to write, and it was a painful journey. I was fortunate enough to sell 70,000 copies of "Free Publicity: A TV Reporter Shares The Secrets To Getting Covered On The News." I admire prolific writers, and that describes my next guest perfectly. Josh Hickman is in the studio. He's an author and artist.

This next show is special to me because I met Dr. Sonya Reddy at the height of the pandemic. She came on my show some four years ago, and I saw brilliance. I think she did too because she built a dental empire. I think she was burning the candle at both ends and in the middle, and so we're going to be talking from burnout to breakthrough with the great Dr. Sonya Reddy.

Most of us would feel blessed if we could run one large company in our life, but the man who is sitting next to me has led three very large companies: GameStop, Kinkos, & Laura Mercier. He says failure is the best teacher. Gary Kusin is in the studio.

My next guest and I share a similar journey. We both spent a lot of years in news, and then we got tired of telling murder stories so we both left. She left a couple of years ago, and she's a very talented journalist, storyteller, and lifestyle host. Joining me on the set right now is Chelsie Burroughs.

There was a time when Hollywood owned the film industry, but if you look at all of the Oscars that are being won right now, they're by independent filmmakers. They're often filming outside of LA. To talk about that today is Daniel Robert Durrett. He's with ReelNewz.com.

I have a soft spot in my heart for iHeart Media because for ten years, my beautiful bride Victoria Snee was a morning show host at Mix 102.9, and the very early days of The Jeff Crilley Show were on 1190 AM at iHeart. I met this lovely young lady the other day. We were at a press club event, and I had to have her on my show. Amanda Nichols is in the studio.

I am privileged to have in the studio Chris Thieneman. He played for the Cowboys briefly a couple of decades ago, and he has an incredible story. He goes by The Kentucky Cowboy, but there's a bigger story than that. He was named the Kentucky Cowboy by Tom Landry when he was just ten years old.