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Join us this week as we talk to Taboo Dance & Fitness owner Samantha McCormick, who talks about being a northern transplant who now loves the southern life and how she challenges you not to have fun while you are taking her dance fitness classes. Also, Greg talks about how, even if you don't care to watch the Olympics, we should all appreciate the hard work and sacrifice the athletes make to pursue their passion.

Join us this week as we talk to SCORE Certified Mentor Larry Oden from Bowling Green, who tells us about his organization and the valuable, free counseling they provide to entrepreneurs and business owners. Greg also discusses using your platform to affect change in your part of the world.

Join us this week as we talk to Savannah Mills with The Kidz Club about the much needed services they provide for medically fragile children. Also, Greg comments on the rate vs. price debate in real estate.

Join us this week as we talk to Lisa Price, who tells us about her family-owned Vette City Antique Mall that specializes in antiques, collectibles and handmade specialty items. We also hear Greg's commentary about how San Francisco may be affecting our real estate market.

Join us this week as we talk to RN Shawn Arnett about the services of Hospice of Southern Kentucky and why he has devoted the last 16 years of his life to giving care to those who are terminally ill and unable to care for themselves. Also, Greg talks about the recent Brexit vote and its effect on US real estate.

Join us this week as we talk to local Plato's Closet manager Whitney Brown about not only how they save you money shopping but also pay you up front when selling your items - plus, bet you didn't know they operate these resale stores, as well. Finally, Greg pens a letter to first-time homebuyers.

Join us this week as we talk to VSA Kentucky Executive Director Delaire Rowe, who tells us about how her organization and how it relays the message that the arts are central to all our lives and how they use the arts to help children and adults with disabilities. Also, Greg talks about staying away from this major mistake if you are considering selling your home.

Join us this week as we talk to Sylvan Learning Center of Bowling Green Director Tom Wimsatt, who tells about the tailored programs they offer to give your child the edge they need to excel. Also, Greg talks about those mysterious Millennials.

Join us this week as we talk to Cambridge Market & Cafe managing partner John Hughes about how his family-owned business delivers the quality and variety of comfort food that their customers keep coming back for, as well as their catering and banquet room services. We also hear from Greg on why home buyer sentiment recently hit an all-time low.

Join us this week as we talk to State Farm agent Kyle Woosley about how his company has diversified into different areas to meet your financial needs and take care of your Money Machine. Greg also uses real estate as a lens to examine the mantra: "It's who you are, not what you have."

Join us this week as we talk to Cheetah Clean Auto Wash owner Jeff Fields, who shares how he has transformed his car wash into a state-of-the-art facility, as well as plans to add something new that's never been done in the Bowling Green area. Greg also explores the #1 reason people decide to move.

Join us this week as we talk to Warren County 4th District Magistrate Rex McWhorter, who talks about what it takes to run for public office and serve the people after you've been elected in the fastest-growing city in Kentucky. Greg also talks about the pros and cons of paying cash or financing a home purchase.

Join us this week as we talk to Filmik owner Andrew Swanson about his days at WKU playing dodgeball and then how his experience and passion led him to start his own video production company. Greg also explains what's going on with mortgage rates.

Join us this week as we talk to the guys at Yellowberri about why they should be your choice for marketing and branding your business. Greg also opines on why you should avoid the curse of being "special."

Join us this week as we talk to Warren County Sheriff Deputy (and DJ Extraordinaire) Randy Hargis, who tells of the fun, fellowship, and workout you'll get from checking out the Corvette City Bop and Dance Club. Also, Greg uses a game from this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament to discuss the mantra of: "Just Don't Screw It Up."

Join us this week as we speak with WKU Veterans Upward Bound coordinator Rick Wright, who tells us about this special program and how it helps veterans meet their educational goals. Greg also continues his series on the Supervillains of Real Estate by introducing Dr. Ego.

Join us this week as we talk to Heather Walker with the Bowling Green Prime Lending office about the hottest loan programs now for the upcoming home buying season. Greg also comments on a new villain you need to look out for.

Join us this week as we talk to Homes for Heroes success coach Jen Martinson, who discusses the ways her organization helps those in hero categories and shares the good news about this program now being available in Bowling Green. Greg also examines the success of Apple and comes up with questions all entrepreneurs should ask themselves.

Join us this week as we talk to landscape designer and WKU instructor Ryan Phelps, who discusses things to consider for your landscaping and also this little known southern Kentucky crop. Greg also shares another example of good storytelling and how it helped Magic Johnson launch a highly-successful movie theater chain.

Join us this week for the 50th episode of Bowling Green Advice Givers as we talk to Pete Buser of Professional Tax Service, who tells us the secret of how getting your taxes done this way will help you sleep better at night. Greg also continues his emphasis on good storytelling by sharing the remarkable journey of Aimee Mullins.