The Jeff Crilley Show

I love disruptors—people who challenge the status quo. From Airbnb to Uber, innovation changes industries. Now, Victor W. Perry is bringing that same disruptive mindset to motorsports. He’s the founder and CEO of Longhorn International Motorsports Corporation.

As many of you know, we hold church here almost every day. A handful of us gather around the conference table, hold hands, pray, and break bread together. Yesterday, we were all moved to tears by a powerful video that captured a father’s unconditional love for his son. That’s why I’m so honored to welcome NaTisha Halfacre-Fisher to the studio today.

There are two kinds of doctors: those who work for large hospital systems and those who take the entrepreneurial path by starting their own practice. But medical school teaches you how to care for patients—not how to run a business or market one. That’s where Ahmad Siddiqui comes in. He’s an expert in AI-powered healthcare marketing, and he’s in the studio.

What can adult entrepreneurs learn from a kid? A lot. Audrey Harrison has accomplished more in her young life than many entrepreneurs do in decades. She’s the founder of Audrey’s Popcorn, and she’s in the studio to share her inspiring journey.

Your past doesn’t define your future. Many of us spend years carrying guilt for mistakes we’ve made, but real growth begins with learning to forgive ourselves. That’s why I’m excited to welcome Ahna Moore to the studio. She’s a business consultant, life coach, and keynote speaker who’s helping people move forward with purpose and confidence.

I’m excited to welcome my next guest, Dr. Paul Salfen. He’s a media powerhouse who has interviewed some of the biggest names in entertainment and beyond. He’s also a bestselling author, and he’s in the studio with me today.

Leading Make-A-Wish North Texas is among the most rewarding roles in the local non-profit sector. Kim Elenez, who has served as President and CEO for the past four years, joins us in the studio today

Some of the best entrepreneurs are disruptors, and my next guest is exactly that. Max Townsend, founder of Streetwork, is rethinking how the mortgage and home services industries operate—challenging business models that have remained largely unchanged for decades. He’s in the studio to share his vision.

AI is everywhere these days. It seems like everyone claims to be an AI expert. But my next guest, Tom Munley, was working in artificial intelligence long before it became the hottest buzzword.

We all want to belong. I was the awkward kid in high school, and even later I thought being on TV might make me feel like I fit in. But real belonging comes from within. Kimberly Galindo is in the studio. She’s the author of Nothing Is Missing.

Addiction is more common than most people realize, and it’s often hidden—even from the people closest to us. My next guests are helping bring it out of the shadows. Chidi and Kim Ihekere, the husband-and-wife team behind Living By Design Sober Living, are in the studio.

Dr. Cheryl “Action” Jackson has been a friend of mine for more than 25 years, and I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to invite her on the show. I’m so excited to finally welcome her to the studio.

I’m thrilled to have the great Todd Whitthorn in the studio. He’s a legendary broadcaster, author, speaker, and advisor—and he’s joining me today.

Not every show begins with a prayer, but before we started, my next guest took my hand and asked, “May I bless this?” That’s the kind of person she is. June Hunt, founder of Hope for the Heart, joins me to share a lifetime of faith, wisdom, and hope.

I have a lot of respect for anyone who runs for public office. It’s a tough job that often comes with little thanks. My next guest, Kevin Burge, has spent years serving our country in the military and the Defense Department. Now he’s taking that commitment to public service one step further as the Democratic nominee for Congress in Texas’ 24th District. (burgeforcongress.com)

The average doctor’s appointment is only a few minutes long, and with a waiting room full of patients, it’s often easier to write a prescription than dig deeper into the root cause. My next guest believes there’s a better way. Dr. Eleanor Duelley is in the studio. She’s a naturopathic doctor, certified nutrition specialist, and speaker.

Construction has long been a male-dominated industry, but Christine Delgado is helping change that. She’s the president of Allied Electrical Group of Texas, Inc., and she’s building a path for more women to lead in the trades.

Retirement isn’t what it used to be. Gone are the days of working until 65, getting the gold watch, and calling it quits. More people are choosing purpose over retirement—and I’m one of them. Rebeca Johnson is in the studio. She’s a retirement coach and successful real estate investor who’s helping others rethink what retirement really means.

There has been a lot of news this year about childcare in Minnesota, and it has painted the whole industry with a very broad brush, which is unfair. To give a better understanding of the childcare industry and the things those workers experience, I've invited onto the show Adam James, the founder and CEO of SafeHarbor Behavioral Health. 

I’m 62, almost 63, and I refuse to get old. Today we’re talking about aging well, looking and feeling your best, and taking care of yourself with Natalya Synelnykova, who’s in the studio.

Hospitals are built to treat illness—but what if we focused on preventing it? Steven Unger with Patriot Preventive Care is here to talk about a healthier approach.

Trade shows are noisy, crowded, and competitive. Yet some companies always seem to stand out. Kyle Oliver, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for The Trade Group, joins me to share how businesses can break through the noise and make a lasting impression.

I believe God works in unexpected ways. A good friend of mine, Barbara Patterson, happened to meet someone in the elevator in this building—someone I probably never would have thought to invite on the show. But that’s how God works. I’m excited to welcome my guest, Okoh Blessed, better known by his artist name, Blixxy.

The most difficult conversations to have in any household are about money. Husbands and wives don't talk about it. They don't talk about it with their kids. Then suddenly, you wake up, and you're in trouble, with credit card debt continuing to mount. The spouse finds out about it, and sometimes the marriage ends. Somebody who knows a lot about this subject is Kendra Cooke. She is a nationally know...

I’m excited about this show because we’re diving into one of the hottest topics today: artificial intelligence. Joining me is Ted Ward with BeTheOne AI Consulting, and he’s here to help us make sense of AI and what it means for businesses and everyday life.