Eric James hosts "The Grind," a talk show featuring local business entrepreneurs. In this episode, he interviews Attorney General Aaron Ford and his wife Berna Rhodes-Ford. Berna shares her upbringing in Terrell, Texas, a town of 14,000, and her journey to becoming a lawyer inspired by Thurgood Marshall. Aaron discusses his motivations, including his desire to improve opportunities for his children and his experiences growing up in challenging neighborhoods. Both emphasize the importance of community, family, and staying grounded. Aaron also touches on his political aspirations, including his run for governor, driven by a commitment to addressing affordability and supporting all Nevadans.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local entrepreneurs. Guest Tunes, a musician from a diverse background, shares her journey from Texas to Oregon, influenced by her Laotian heritage and experiences. She performs her songs "I Just Wanna Love You" and "Not Sober," and provides her social media handles. Eduardo Buller, a mortgage loan officer and board member of VA Rep, discusses his multicultural background, including his time in Germany, and his role in supporting veterans in real estate. Mo Owens, CEO of Last Shot Hydration Drink, talks about his entrepreneurial journey and the drink's availability in 5,000 stores and online.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local business entrepreneurs. Guest Brad Wolf, a real estate broker and president of VA Rep, discusses his disciplined upbringing, military service, and near-fatal stabbing at 16, which shaped his positive outlook. Logan Summit, a content creator and eSports announcer, shares his journey from a small town in Pennsylvania to a successful media career. Ricky Barlow, a former politician and now commercial real estate agent, talks about his transition and the establishment of LV Access, which helps developers with land use and licensing. All guests emphasize the importance of self-belief and resilience in their success.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local entrepreneurs discussing their business journeys and insights. Kevin Neal, a New York native, shares his transition from hip-hop dancing to becoming an AI consultant in Las Vegas, emphasizing the importance of resilience and continuous learning. Leroy Longsworth, originally from Belize, discusses his path from bodybuilding to the mortgage industry, highlighting the challenges of balancing family and work. Hugo Hernandez, a welder from Mexico, talks about starting his own business, the challenges of family dynamics in business, and the importance of adapting to new responsibilities. Each guest underscores the grind of entrepreneurship and the need for reinvention.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a radio show featuring local entrepreneurs. Guest Leaha Crawford discusses her business, Crawford Management Group, a tax boutique, and her journey from "All in One Financial Services." She emphasizes the importance of financial literacy for entrepreneurs. Kristia Krebs, a real estate agent with $20 million in career sales, highlights her community outreach efforts and personal story inspired by her grandfather. Matt Johnson, a mortgage representative, shares his transition from physical therapy to mortgages and the value of hard work. Each guest provides contact information for their businesses and volunteer opportunities.

Guests include Bryan Ichikawa; Brian Holland, co-owner of a high-end car repair shop, shares his background in real estate and the impact of his father's cancer diagnosis on his career. Alicia Taylor, a real estate broker and mortgage lender, recounts her experience auditioning for Oprah's network and her passion for music, including collaborating with Jay Z and DMX. Keisha Miller, a prominent figure in the title business, discusses her challenging upbringing in Los Angeles and her drive to succeed. Each guest provides insights into their unique paths to success and the balance between personal and professional life.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local business entrepreneurs. Dominick Jones discusses his film "The Bunny Rabbit Murders," shot in Nelson Ghost Town, Nevada, with a budget-friendly setting. Lawrence Weekly, a multifaceted community leader, highlights the potential for film industry growth in Nevada, mentioning a collaboration between Warner Brothers and Sony. Richard Husel, a top 1% real estate agent, shares his unique business model, which includes property management and car repair services. Each guest emphasizes the importance of balance, resilience, and community support in their respective fields.

Eric James hosts "The Grind," a show featuring local entrepreneurs discussing their business journeys and the local economy. Guest Kara Faine, a broker salesperson with Real Team One Group, shares her transition from medical esthetics to real estate, emphasizing her commitment to client protection and asset management. Ronald Reed, a loan originator with The Loan Factory, discusses his experience in the mortgage industry, highlighting his ability to help clients with less-than-perfect credit. Peter Wise, a casting director and producer, talks about his career in entertainment and his efforts to provide opportunities for underrepresented individuals through his acting school and outreach programs.