Radiant Mobile, a Christian wireless carrier built to help families block harmful content, including pornography, at the network level before it reaches a child’s device. For parents worried about early exposure to pornography, depression, body dysmorphia, and even suicide, that makes this a timely and useful conversation.Radiant gives subscribers optional controls; it does not impose one standard on every user. And just to clarify one point that has been misstated in some coverage, Radiant does not block LGBT or trans content by default.James Lott Jr talks with Founders Paul Fisher and Chris Klimis. www.radiantmobile.com

Luke McDonough is a Minneapolis-based real estate professional and co-founder of Harvest, a private real estate investment community for accredited investors. A Twin Cities native with a background in advertising and acting, Luke returned to Minneapolis and built a career in urban real estate. He serves as Director of Multifamily Leasing at DRG, overseeing luxury apartment leasing in Minneapolis. With nearly a decade of real estate experience, he co-founded Harvest with Kyle Peters to give investors access to vetted real estate opportunities, community, and education. www.joinharvest.co

Kyle Peters is an entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Harvest, a private real-estate investment community he created with Luke McDonough. Harvest is designed for accredited investors who want access to vetted real-estate opportunities without becoming traditional landlords. Peters says the community reviews hundreds of potential deals and selects a small number it believes are worth presenting to members, with some investments accessible starting around $10,000. Before launching Harvest, Peters worked extensively in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry, including three years at Jack Link's, where he led a portfolio of brands and helped launch new products. He is also an angel investor, founder of Roadtrip Ventures, and serves on the board of Naturally Minnesota.

Kyle Peters is an entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of Harvest, a private real-estate investment community created to give accredited investors greater access to vetted real-estate opportunities. With a background in consumer brands, angel investing, and business development, Kyle brings an entrepreneur's perspective to investing, community building, and creating new paths to wealth through real estate.https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylecpeters/

My first in person meet up with Red Velvet (Evan Moore, The Diner Podcast) in Terre Haute Indiana. We have an impromptu chat in his wife's store, Ever Haute Co.

The Soldier That Left: The Untold Story of Loose Change is a raw and unflinching memoir by Korey Rowe, tracing his journey from soldier to fugitive to unlikely producer of one of the most controversial documentaries of all time. Beginning with his enlistment just before 9/11, Rowe recounts two brutal combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, where he witnessed the violence, futility, and corruption of America's wars. Disillusioned by lies about weapons of mass destruction and trapped by a stop-loss order, Rowe faced a moral crossroads. Rather than return to Iraq, he chose desertion-a decision that branded him for life but preserved his conscience. On the run, Rowe reunited with his best friend Dylan Avery, who had been developing a film questioning the official story of 9/11. What began as a creative experiment evolved into Loose Change, a low-budget internet documentary that exploded into a global phenomenon. Hailed by Vanity Fair as "the first internet blockbuster," the film spread virally through torrents, DVDs, and early video-sharing sites, igniting the 9/11 Truth Movement and forcing millions to question government narratives. Rowe's memoir intertwines the behind-the-scenes story of Loose Change with his own battles-against the U.S. Army, addiction, media backlash, and his search for identity beyond the uniform. It is a story of dissent, friendship, and survival at the dawn of the digital age. Ultimately, Rowe reflects on the cost of speaking out, the burden of notoriety, and how a film made by a handful of young outsiders altered the conversation about truth, power, and history in the 21st century.Out August 31st

With 29 years as a CEO, Barry has learned a lot about successfulteamwork, management, negotiation, leadership, and influence. He is anaward-winning author, who tracks trends and new ideas to workbetter, together. His award-winning book, CONNECT! How toquickly collaborate for success in business and life, divulges thesecrets to developing great company culture and engaging teams.There is power in sharing our personal stories as a means ofconnection. From his work with the U.S. Peace Corps in Guatemalato his leadership of associations, businesses, government, andnon-profits, Barry has strived to solve the issues of communicationstagnation, siloed information, and unfounded assumptions, tohelp his colleagues better relate to one another and create highlyimpactful organizations.With a vast depth and breadth of experience, Barry helpsindividuals and organizations accomplish their goals. While there’sno precise formula for leadership and success, effective people.barrymoline.comand organizations take similar actions that position themselvesfor opportunity. Barry is eager to share the keys and secrets thatwill lead to your success.barrymoline.com

James Lott Jr continues to search for meaningful connection!

Mark Tevis is the EVP of Sales & Partnerships at Revry, the LGBTQ+ streaming platform, where he helps grow advertising, brand partnerships, and revenue opportunities across Revry and its ad exchange, PrismRiot. He joined Revry in 2023 after leadership roles in media and publishing, including serving as Chief Revenue Officer at ENTtech Media Group/PAPER. Tevis is known for his work connecting brands with LGBTQ+ audiences and advancing inclusive media representation through streaming and connected TV.

Randy Oglesby is a veteran American actor known for his wide-ranging work in television, film, and science fiction. A Memphis native with classical theatre training, he has built a long career as a versatile character actor, especially recognized for his recurring role as Degra on Star Trek: Enterprise and his multiple appearances throughout the Star Trek franchise.