The Neil Haley Show

In this episode, Antonio Sabato Jr. joins Neil Haley and Greg Hanna to discuss his remarkable journey from acting and modeling to professional race car driving. Antonio shares his lifelong passion for motorsports, his rigorous training routine, and his goal to compete in major races, including Le Mans and Monaco. He also reflects on his film career, working alongside Hollywood legends, and his latest production, Grace by Night, which he describes as a deeply personal and high-quality film set for release this summer. Additionally, Antonio touches on his past political involvement, now identifying as an independent, and his focus on making a positive impact through entertainment.

Neil also sits down with Chris Richards on the UX Bright Podcast to explore the crucial role of user experience (UX)in business success. They discuss common UX mistakes that cost companies millions, emphasizing the importance of user research, streamlining customer journeys, and leveraging AI for improved engagement. Meanwhile, Dr. Mohamed from RTILA delves into the evolving landscape of AI, highlighting its growing role in automating business operations, optimizing decision-making, and even handling tasks like booking flights and restaurant reservations through AI-driven agents.

The episode wraps up with Alan Porter, who introduces a groundbreaking life insurance program for employees at no cost, funded entirely by investment groups. He explains how this unique structure benefits both employees and businesses, adding substantial value to a company’s balance sheet. Lastly, Mitchell S. Carnes shares exciting news about his crime novel Watergrave, which is being considered for a film adaptation. He also previews his upcoming book launch event in Illinois, where he will discuss his writing process and engage with readers through a Q&A session.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley interviews several fascinating guests, starting with James Webb, a professional competitive eater from Australia. James shares how he got into the competitive eating world as a joke and discusses his experience competing in Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest, where he hopes to secure his first win this year. He highlights his strengths in eating contests involving chicken wings and donuts, expressing his excitement for the growth of competitive eating as a global phenomenon. Neil and James also delve into the culture and sport of competitive eating in America and beyond.

Next, Neil welcomes Mary Robertson and Ariana Lepene to discuss their Prime Video documentary Glitter and Greed, exploring the rise and fall of Lisa Frank Inc., a company once synonymous with colorful school supplies featuring rainbows, unicorns, and happy animals. The documentary reveals behind-the-scenes accounts of former employees, controversies, and the company’s transition from a cultural icon to a more obscure brand. Ariana and Mary highlight the importance of letting the audience decide what they think about Lisa Frank’s legacy, providing a deep dive into the enigmatic business and personal stories behind the brand.

Finally, Neil interviews Dreama Denver, widow of Gilligan’s Island star Bob Denver, about her latest book Island to Icon, which commemorates the 60th anniversary of the beloved TV series. Dreama reflects on her life with Bob, sharing touching personal stories, her experiences with the cast, and Bob's enduring legacy as Gilligan. She discusses Bob’s intelligence, their shared love of rainbows, and the challenges they faced raising a child with severe autism. Dreama also reveals exciting projects in the works, including a documentary and stage show celebrating Bob’s life and career. Each guest brings unique perspectives and stories, making this episode a rich tapestry of entertainment, nostalgia, and personal triumph.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley will interview Jonathan and Cassie Byram, Barry Bostwick with Sherrie Clark of The Storehouse Media Group Podcast, Nemanja Lukic with Scott Smith of The Business Spotlight Podcast, Teresa Kaufman, and Scott Smith of The Akhada Podcast.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil and co-host Greg Hanna welcome former WCW Heavyweight Champion and WWE Superstar Marc Mero. Marc shares his deeply personal journey from the heights of professional wrestling to rock bottom, detailing his struggles with loss, addiction, and financial hardships. He describes how his lowest moments led to a life-changing realization, ultimately inspiring him to dedicate his life to motivational speaking. Through his organization Think POZ, Marc has reached millions of students across the country, using storytelling and multimedia presentations to encourage young people to overcome adversity, believe in themselves, and pursue their dreams.

The show then shifts focus to the tech world with Tom Shannon, CTO of The Omnia, an innovative augmented reality company. Tom discusses the growing impact of AR across various industries, from real estate and automotive to retail and entertainment. He explains how Omnia's technology allows businesses to seamlessly distribute AR experiences across multiple platforms, making immersive digital content more accessible than ever. The conversation also touches on the future of AR, the challenges of hardware adoption, and how AI is influencing the evolution of virtual and augmented reality technologies.

Finally, Neil and Greg speak with Rex Camposagrado, a leading SEO expert and founder of Rex Digital Marketing. With over two decades of experience, Rex breaks down the importance of search engine optimization for businesses, emphasizing that SEO is a long-term investment rather than a quick fix. He shares insights on the latest AI-driven tools in digital marketing and how business owners can leverage them effectively while avoiding common pitfalls. Throughout the conversation, Rex reinforces the value of building genuine relationships with clients and using data-driven strategies to achieve sustainable online success.

In this episode of The Neil Haley Show, Neil and co-host Greg Hanna welcome an array of exciting guests, starting with The Chosen creator, Dallas Jenkins. Dallas shares the incredible journey of his hit series, explaining how his past career failures led him to focus solely on his craft, allowing The Chosen to evolve into a worldwide phenomenon. He reflects on the unexpected global impact of the show, emphasizing how it has brought millions of people closer to scripture. Dallas also discusses his creative approach to balancing faithfulness to the Bible while adding artistic depth to the storytelling.

Next, Neil and Greg interview actors Mariette Hartley and Jerry Sroka about their film Our Almost Completely True Love Story. The couple shares the real-life inspiration behind the movie, detailing how their relationship grew into a unique and heartfelt romantic comedy. They recount humorous and touching moments from their careers, including Mariette’s time on The Incredible Hulk and Jerry’s experience with Godspell. Their candid storytelling highlights their love for humor and the importance of relationships, friendship, and laughter in life.

The episode also features a conversation with Nate and Megan Trinrud, creators of School Spirits, who discuss their journey from writing a graphic novel to adapting it into a television series. They share insights into their Midwest upbringing, the creative process of building the show’s mystery-driven storyline, and the excitement of securing a second season. Alongside them, Arthur Meyer and Stephanie Drake talk about their podcast ABC Parenting, a satirical take on parenting advice that has gained traction online. Throughout the episode, Neil and Greg engage their guests with meaningful and humorous discussions, making for an entertaining and insightful show.