Can you unlock personal and financial success by treating your life like a business? Entrepreneur Tom Loegeringbelieves you can—and that it’s never too late to start. With decades of experience, including building a $665 million IRA management company, Loegering brings a wealth of business acumen with a fresh and inspiring perspective: Apply those same principles to everyday life. His message is clear—treat your life like a business. Through strategic planning, clear vision, and consistent action, Loegering empowers individuals to take control of their personal and financial paths. His approach centers on a practical and transformative framework known as the “Seven Pillars.” “I’ve seen how treating business with intention leads to success,” says Loegering. “Those same principles absolutely apply to our personal lives.” Now in his 80s, Tom continues to mentor and inspire others, proving that it’s never too late to live with purpose—one pillar at a time. Contact Tom Loegering at (623) 400-8648; tloegering@rtirguests.com
Category: Business, Careers
The Shocking Truth about Modern Nursing
Nurse Kathy Allan happened to look out the window of the hospital where she worked one day and saw a new mother and her infant being discharged – by a cleaning lady dressed in scrubs. The problem was, only nurses should wear scrubs and only nurses can discharge patients. When Allan began asking questions, the hospital administration threatened her job. “I knew then that the fix was in and the con was on,” Allan says. Invite her on your show and hear why she says our for-profit healthcare system betrays patients and abuses caregivers. Hear how nurses are overworked, exhausted, and are almost 20% more likely to die by suicide. As a 60-year nurse veteran, Allan not only knows all about these systemic ills, she can also discuss solutions which effectively address burnout and exhaustion, improve workplace relationships and professional boundaries, and strengthen policies that reduce the risk of medical errors. She is the founder of Gutsy Nurses, an organization dedicated to restoring the ethical practice of nursing. Contact Kathy Allan at (619) 932-5206; Kallan@rtirguests.com
How to Escape the Corporate Grind and Take Control of Your Life
Many of your listeners feel stuck in dead end jobs but are unsure how to break free. They’re tired of having to be in the office all day long, having neither enough time for family nor money to do the things they enjoy. They’re looking to the future and not seeing where they want to be financially. Greg Mohr, franchise expert and bestselling author of “Real Freedom,” can help. A self-described “corporate refugee,” Greg knows it’s never too late to step off the corporate treadmill and onto a path of economic self-sufficiency. Greg is an engaging, media-savvy guest who has appeared on 120+ podcasts. He’ll deliver real, actionable advice, share success stories, and reveal common mistakes aspiring entrepreneurs make—all while keeping audiences hooked. Contact Greg Mohr at (361) 204-5470; gmohr@rtirguests.com
How to Master the Art of Patience in a World Filled with Distractions
Instant gratification dominates our culture, but Emilio Justo, M.D., shows how mastering patience can transform distractions into opportunities for success. A two-time international TEDx speaker (with over 10.5 million views) and bestselling author of “The Power of Pause,” Dr. Justo combines engaging storytelling with neuroscience-backed strategies to help audiences reclaim focus, boost resilience, and achieve their goals. With a compelling personal story of overcoming challenges as a Cuban refugee, he connects with audiences and offers practical tools to thrive in today’s chaotic world. Contact Dr. Emilio Justo at Ejusto@rtirguests.com (email preferred); (480) 992-6803
Collaboration Over Conflict: The Secret to Leadership Success
Conflict is everywhere—in the office, at home and in our communities. But what if you could prevent disputes before they even arise? Samuel Bentil, a global project planning and dispute resolution expert, reveals the surprising strategies that turn potential disagreements into constructive and productive conversations. Whether you’re a leader managing a team, a parent navigating family dynamics or someone looking to improve daily interactions, Samuel’s proven conflict-prevention methods will help you establish trust, reduce tension and build stronger relationships in every area of life. Book Samuel to help your audience master tough conversations, even with difficult people, and discover why communication—not control—is the key to lasting harmony. He has helped businesses, families and communities prevent disputes before they start. Ready to help your audience create more peace in their lives? Contact Samuel at (778) 656-0067; Sbentil@rtirguests.com
DEI for White Guys: Lessons From a White Dad With Black Kids
Rick Patterson didn’t grow up talking or even thinking about diversity and inclusion—but raising four Black children opened his eyes to racial bias and prejudice in ways, as a white man, he never expected. A former evangelical pastor turned corporate leader, he understands why some white people struggle with DEI—and why others see it as essential. Now, he’s on a mission to help both sides hear and understand each other. Through his training, “DEI for the White Guy,” Rick shares real-world insights on how to move beyond defensiveness and division to create workplaces and communities where people truly listen, learn and lead with impact. The author of “Shame Unmasked” and “The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth,” he offers a refreshing, no-nonsense take on race, bias and prejudice—challenging old mindsets and sparking real change. Contact Rick Patterson at (517) 300-2706; Rpatterson@rtirguests.com
Interview the First Illiterate NBA Player to Get a Master’s Degree
Dean Tolson was functionally illiterate when he joined the Seattle Sonics in the 1970s. He was the all-time rebounder at the University of Arkansas, but that didn’t prepare him for life after four years in the NBA. Tolson believes his greatest achievement was earning a master’s degree magna cum laude and now devotes his life to reach at-risk youth and adults about the power of education. His book, “Power Forward,” is about his experiences on the court and in the classroom. Contact Dean Tolson at (253) 884-8934; dtolson@rtirguests.com
Charisma Reset: How to Grow Your Natural Appeal to Become the Person Everyone Wants to Know
Success in today’s distraction-rich environment isn’t just about working hard—it’s about standing out. Malia Rogers, author of “Magnetic Allure,” will teach listeners how to harness their natural charisma to forge authentic connections that open doors. Malia will reveal nine proven traits that make people magnetic and share timely strategies to overcome self-doubt and rejection and help reset your charisma and attract new opportunities in 2025. Whether it’s launching a side gig, advancing in a career or cultivating meaningful relationships, Malia’s insights are designed to help you succeed in the year ahead and beyond. Ask her: Who is the most charismatic person you’ve ever met, and what made them stand out? Contact Malia Rogers at (208) 923-8366; mrogers@rtirguests.com
Interview a Middle-Aged Mom With 1M YouTube Subscribers
Most people associate YouTube with cool music, comedy, and how-to videos, as it’s primarily considered a bastion of young trendsetters. But author and English language educator Jennifer Lebedev is living proof that you don’t have to be a 20-something hipster to become a YouTube star. “I reached one million subscribers on the channel when I was nearing 50,” she says. “I believe it’s important to step outside your comfort zone, especially in mid-life.” She ‘ll share her definition of success that has helped her find balance and happiness. Ask her: How can someone reach 1 million subscribers? How do you define success? Jennifer is a long-time educator and author of “Being a YouTuber: One Creator’s Bumpy Road to 1M Subscribers.” Contact Jennifer Lebedev at (617) 668-1804; jlebedev@rtirguests.com
How a Major Investment Firm Got Away with a Massive Ponzi Scheme
While working as an investment broker for Morgan Stanley in the early 2000s, author Dana de Windt discovered some shocking improprieties. “Morgan Stanley inadvertently established a Ponzi scheme, with the deliberate and intentional selling of Kemper Lumbermen’s Surplus Notes,” he says. “That’s the reason that they and their regulators have fought like tigers to keep this very serious infraction from getting into the public’s knowledge.” In 2007, Morgan Stanley and one of its senior traders agreed to pay $6.1 million in fines and restitution to settle allegations that the investment bank overcharged brokerage customers — one of whom was Dana’s then 87-year-old father — on 2,800 purchases of $59 million of bonds. But no criminal charges were ever pursued. Dana is the author of “Checkmate: The Morgan Stanley Whistle Blower.” Contact Dana de Wendt at (772) 773-6879; ddewindt@rtirguests.com