There's an old saying that the eyes are the window to the soul, but I would amend that and say the eyes are the window to your health. Often, eye doctors will pick up on different things that even your family doctor might not pick up on. To talk about that today is Dr. Albert Pang, one of my favorite people. He's the founder of Trinity EyeCare.

I think you'll agree with me that we know more about how the body works now than ever before in human history, and yet, as a country, we get sicker and sicker. We have an obesity epidemic, and so to talk about wellness today, Dr. Mani Singh joins me. He's the founder of The Wellness Spot and Inspire Body Centers.

As a company owner, every once in a while, I'll take the team out, and we'll go to Topgolf and have an afternoon together. However, I don't think there's anything quite like the unique bonding experience of building a lamp together. Matt Yigit is in the studio. He's with Tiles Workshop.

I can't think of too many schools in Dallas-Fort Worth that have been around for 60-plus years. 1963 is when the Notre Dame School in Dallas first started, and they've been helping young people with equity inclusion ever since. Three of the driving forces behind the school are in the studio right now: Mere Coble, Candace Pickard, and Austin Tyler.

I reported news for 25 years, and I remember about three decades ago when the nation first heard about stem cells. They were fairly controversial at the time, but now they're entirely mainstream. That's why we invited in Dr. Bill Johnson. He's with Innovations Stem Cell Center, and they were just named the top stem cell treatment center in the country by Life Sciences Review Magazine.

Pyrotechnics has become a big part of the celebrations that we think of in America. Everything from the big 4th of July fireworks displays to weddings and concerts. It's really all over the place, and an iconic company in the pyrotechnics industry is Pyrotex, Inc. They started in 1979, and Paige Mejia is in the studio. She's one of the owners.

I didn't realize this, but the Jewish community in Dallas-Fort Worth is some 60,000 people strong, and many of them are requesting kosher meals. That's why I brought in the husband-and-wife team of Howard & Miriam Goldfeder. They're in the studio, and they run Gourmet Palate.

DFW is home to some 8 million people. It's a very growing population and one of the fastest growing populations within DFW is the Hindus of DFW. Joining us today are three of the driving forces behind this amazing organization: Pankaj Kumar, Vishnu Chimmula, & Balaji Ariyanan.