Joel has a captivating conversation with the incredible Kim Alexis, renowned model, clean living expert, and nutritional author.

Kim is one of the most recognized faces in the modeling industry. She has graced the cover of over 500 magazines, including six Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues. More than just a model, Kim parlayed her good looks and passion to help others. She has broadened her brand to encourage people at any age to stay healthy and active as they age with a clean lifestyle and health and beauty tips she has learned over the years.She learned healthy boundaries and staying true to herself and became a passionate Christian believer as well as bible study leader.

Joel’s conversation today is with Legendary, singer, actor, and composer, Pat Boone! In this conversation you’ll hear stories about Pat life, his career, his relationship with Elvis, and so much more.

Today, Joel chats with Nicole Lynn, trailblazing sports agent, and the first black woman to represent an NFL draft pick. Nicole’s incredible business savvy and strong will to succeed has led her to become one of the youngest female sports agents in the industry signing her first client at only 26.

James Brown is the current host of “The NFL Today” on CBS and "Inside The NFL" on Showtime. A three-time Emmy Award-winning network broadcaster, Brown, who was elected into the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame in August 2020, has hosted the Super Bowl a record setting ten times including Super Bowl 55 on CBS. In 2010, SI.com named Brown the Best Studio Host of the Decade. Brown is a Special Correspondent for CBS News and contributes to programs such as “60 Minutes”, “CBS This Morning”, “CBS Evening News” and “48 Hours”. He is also a founding partner of Major League Baseball’s 2019 World Series Champion Washington Nationals...

Joel sits down with the dynamic Cynt Marshall, CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, and explores her early beginnings, cancer diagnosis and success.

Cynt has spent her life breaking barriers, particularly when it comes to rising up the leadership ladder in corporate America. Her 36-year career with AT&T catapulted her to becoming the first female black CEO in the NBA with the Dallas Mavericks in 2018. Marshall built the diversity and inclusion culture at AT&T as Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Chief Diversity Officer.

Joel has an engaging conversation with Andy Khubani, the Founder & CEO of IdeaVillage, and "As Seen on TV" products.

Khubani is the founder and CEO of Telebrands, a company that develops, markets, and distributes household items both direct-to-consumer and to major retail stores. Founded in 1983, Telebrands created billions of dollars in revenue. Khubani created the “As Seen on TV” departments at retail; this category is the second-largest producer of nonpharmaceutical revenue at drugstores nationwide, raking in approximately $350 billion annually.

Raised on her beloved Mississippi Gulf Coast, Robin was destined for success. Surrounded by her remarkable family — love, inspiration, and creativity was never in short supply. As a child, Robin understood the power of both aspiration and inspiration. Her father, Lawrence Roberts, was a Colonel in the United States Air Force, and a member of the famed Tuskegee Airmen. Her mother, Lucimarian Roberts, was a social worker, educator, and Chairperson of the Mississippi Board of Education. Bolstered by their encouragement and her talent, Robin excelled academically, and also in athletics as a basketball star at her alma mater, Southeastern Louisiana University. After college, her ambition and love of the game inspired her to take a shot off the court with a local news broadcast. Her knowledge of sports was a given, but it was her preternatural passion for broadcast journalism that provided the building blocks for her future. After navigating the waters of local news in several U.S. cities, including Nashville and Atlanta, Robin joined ESPN as a host of SportsCenter at 29, one of many career slam-dunks. Robin’s preparation, knowledge, and fearlessness prevailed as she encouraged people everywhere to ‘get in the game.’

After several years as a contributing correspondent and news reader, in 2005, Robin joined Diane Sawyer and Charlie Gibson as a co-anchor of Good Morning America. She would go on to cover countless news events and entertainment specials, from Hurricane Katrina and the Inauguration of President Barack Obama, to the Academy Awards, where she has served several times as the host of the red carpet pre-show.

Each week Joel sits down with leaders, athletes, professionals, and other influencers to talk about life, faith, success, overcoming, and more. Each conversation is designed to entertain and inspire you to be all God created you to be.