One of the most interesting things about Dallas–Fort Worth is that there seems to be someone in financial services on every street corner. In fact, there are more people in financial services than there are Starbucks—which says a lot, considering how many Starbucks there are! So, standing out from the crowd takes something special. That’s why I invited my next guest, Steve Cotton, the president of Cotton Wealth Management Associates.

I’m excited to sit down with Trevor Francis, CEO of 46 Labs, whose passion for fixing things as a kid led him to revolutionize telecom’s digital infrastructure from their vibrant West End offices in Dallas. Join me on The Jeff Crilley Show to discover how he’s powering the future of global connections!

Please forgive me if I'm a little starstruck on this show. I've been listening and watching Bob Lovell on TV and radio for decades. He is a local broadcasting legend. Who doesn't know his jingle? I am excited to welcome Bob Lovell from HMS.

I’m so excited to welcome the amazing Ruby Bhandari back to the studio. She’s truly a fashion icon in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. She’s been in the industry for nearly three decades—and somehow still looks like she’s 12, so I can’t quite do the math on that!

This is a personal show for me because I'm interviewing my father-in-law, Dr. Ron Snee. He is an absolute legend in the world of statistics and Six Sigma.

I dedicated about a decade of my life to Rotary. It’s an amazing philanthropic organization that dates back to the early 1900s in Chicago. They do so many good things around the world, but one of the most inspiring efforts I’ve witnessed is the Plano Flags of Honor. Joining us now are two of the leaders behind that initiative: Ean Sullivan and Lisa Bloomer.

A confession: I love The Ticket. I love what they've done to broadcasting and how they've helped change the way sports broadcasting is done in America—especially on the radio. And right now, a broadcasting legend is in the studio: Mark Elfenbein, a personal hero of mine and a legendary broadcaster. His friends know him as Elf.

I'm so honored to have Steve Symonds in the studio today. He's with Symonds Flag & Pole. If you've driven around Dallas-Fort Worth, you've probably seen those massive flags flying in front of car dealerships or city buildings. Well, my next guest is the one who makes them. I can only imagine how proud he must feel driving around the area, pointing out, "I did that one. And that one, too."