The Jeff Crilley Show

At the height of my news career, I was the lead story guy for channel 4 here in Dallas. That meant I was constantly covering crime every single night. It seems like every single night, I was sitting on a couch, grieving with someone who had lost a loved one to some violent crime, and it took a toll on my mind, body, and spirit. Somebody who knows that journey very well is my next guest, Dana Grant...

I remember that for so many years with Fox 4, I would cover Texas/OU weekend. I go to the bars and talk to fans from both teams. But I don't think I knew how big it was in terms of the enormous number of fans descending on Dallas from all over the country. My next guest knows that very well. Doug Rice is on the board of the Texas Exes Dallas Chapter.

I have to think that the loss of a child is probably the greatest hurt any parent can ever experience, and so I can't even imagine what my next guest has gone through. But she's turning that tragedy into triumph. Adina Peyton is in the studio. She's with GRAMI - Getting Real About Mental Illness.

I love featuring guests who are passionate about their lives and careers. My passion is helping people tell their stories, and my next guest helps individuals navigate some of their most difficult times. She’s Sharon Ramage, a family law attorney with The Ramage Law Group.

I love grit and determination. Everything that I've ever achieved in this world has been through hard work. I always said to myself, I'm not the most handsome guy in TV news, or I don't have that baritone voice that Tom Brokaw has, but, I said, nobody will ever outwork me. And I took that same philosophy into the PR arena, podcast, and now a television network. And so that's why I invite other doe...

I'm in marketing, and I love segments about branding and marketing. I also love to interview people ten times smarter than I am, and the young lady in my studio right now is just such a person. Tiffany Wilburn is a fractional CMO and the head of Clever Disruption.

I love October because it's time to discuss a subject near and dear to my heart. I can't imagine a family that has not been touched by breast cancer. It's just all pervasive throughout our society. A good friend of mine is Ashley Miller, who is with the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

We have certainly become a world of convenience. Think about it. Concierge medicine, just having a doctor send in your prescription based on a quick FaceTime call, and then think about valets. I mean, some people will see an open parking lot and they're still going to park valet because they want that VIP treatment. Somebody who knows that very well is in the studio right now. Amber Jackson is the...

There are so many individuals who are bright and funny and can relate to people, but they find themselves stuck in a job that is not leading them to success. It could be because the job does not play to their strengths. Someone who knows that very well is Lisha Ruda, a Gallup-Certified strength coach.

I think millions of Americans take their feet for granted. Their feet are there. They might be sore a little bit, but you won't see a doctor about that. But then it starts to ache, and suddenly, you're seeing a doctor like my next guest, Dr. Paul Stankey, with the Foot and Ankle Associates of North Texas.

Estate planning is something that none of us want to think about. It's a topic that we put off till later, and then, unfortunately, a person dies without a will or they don't have trust in place. And suddenly, the kids are fighting at a time when they should be mourning you or celebrating your life. Somebody who knows that very well is on the front line of this fight. Adriane Grace is in the studi...

I remember when the war in Ukraine first started. It was all over the news, and the whole country seemed to rally around Ukraine. We were all flying Ukrainian flags. But as time went on, it drifted from the front page. Sometimes, I'm watching the entire newscast, and they don't even mention Ukraine. My next guest is somebody who is determined to keep it on the front pages of America's papers. She...

I've had the privilege of interviewing so many notable people on this show: famous athletes, celebrities, and politicians. But in terms of success, I dare anybody to hold a candle to my next guest. Jimmy Kinley is in the studio. He's the CEO of Kinley Construction Group.

If you're old enough, you remember people standing in line to buy tickets. Well, that went away like two decades ago. And the ticket industry has just exploded. And some of the prices for some of these tickets have been skyrocketing. Somebody who knows this industry very well is the godfather of the ticket industry. Ram Silverman is the owner of Golden Tickets.

As many of you may know, the South Asian community in North Texas continues to grow by leaps and bounds. I'm told it's up around half a million right now, which is absolutely incredible. And where they go for their news, entertainment, and information is my next guest, Shabnam Modgil. She's with FunAsia Radio.

I met my next guest about a week ago. She comes in with this million-dollar smile, and you would never guess that she had so much adversity, especially at a young age, which is compounding the trauma. Val Vidal is The Soul Healer, and she is in the studio.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, and I'm learning a lot about it. I mean, people have heard of it, but they're not familiar with it. And if you put off a check-up or two, especially if you're over 50, it can be fatal. My next guest, Tom Hulsey, the author of The Winning Mindset That Saved My Life, knows that very well.

I have this theory that when you first start dating, you're wearing 17 masks, and she might be wearing 18 masks. And slowly, over the course of dating, you remove the mask. But the big problem is that so many people fall in love with the last mask that hasn't been revealed yet, and they suddenly discover that Mr. Right is absolutely Mr. Wrong. Somebody who knows about that is my next guest, Dana N...

We've all seen these stories on the news: a couple gets their hospital bill, and as they go through it, they are charged 70 bucks for Tylenol. It's outrageous, and the hospital system has been getting away from it for years. My next guest is on a crusade to right those wrongs. Dr. Bill Hennessey, with CareGuide Advocates, is in the studio.

I know it's frustrating for you—it’s frustrating for everyone. How can we stop hackers? Every day, there’s another cyber attack in the news, another warning that our Social Security numbers are on the dark web. It’s incredibly frustrating. And no one understands that frustration better than my next guest, Joey Rachid, a Global Chief Information Security Officer.

At my peak, I was speaking 300 times a year, but I can’t compare to my next guest. He's one of the most sought-after keynote speakers in the world. Joining me in the studio is Brian Bogert, a transformational life coach and keynote speaker.

What I love about Dallas-Fort Worth is the emphasis on coaching—not just in sports, but in life and business as well. Today, I'm thrilled to have an accomplished life and business coach, Nikkita Chanté, in the studio with me.

I love the saying, "It’s not about how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you get back up." My next guest, Jessica Dalby, has been through her share of challenges, but she always rises again. She’s the founder of Jessica Dalby Brand Media.

If anything positive came from the pandemic, it's that people became more aware of Big Pharma and realized that a pill isn't the solution to every problem. There's now a healthy skepticism, especially when the government pushes a pill or shot. It's important for all of us to ask questions. My next guest, Kim Witczak, tragically lost her husband 21 years ago and is here to share her story. She's a...

When I was growing up in the '70s and '80s, I couldn’t name a single CEO. They weren’t household names like they are today—everyone knows Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Mark Cuban. CEOs have become celebrities, regularly appearing on networks like Fox Business and CNBC. Joining me in the studio is someone who knows this well—Gary Frayter, who handles social media for celebrities, executives, and...