• Disney Star’s Crisis: Why David Henrie hit rock bottom despite the dream car and house.

• Outmatched on Set: His awkward, high-stakes rehearsal with Tom Wilkinson on Little Boy.

• Hollywood Walk-Off: Turning down millions—and losing his team—to protect his morals.

• Mel Gibson’s 3 E’s: The philosophy that shaped his family’s production company and sparked a mentorship.

• Philosophy Night: The “leaf from a tree” moment that changed his life.

• The Role Refused: The “God wink” story behind his brother Lorenzo walking away from playing Al Pacino in The Offer.

• Coach for the Soul: Why he says a spiritual director is as essential as an athletic coach.

• Providential Romance: Meeting his wife at an Archbishop’s event after a breakup with a famous actress.

• The Duomo’s Secret: What Milan’s hidden rooftop statues reveal about true excellence.

• Business as Story: His message to leaders on storytelling and the Catholic call to excellence.

David Henrie is an actor, director, and Emmy-nominated producer best known for Wizards of Waverly Place, How I Met Your Mother, and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. He’s currently starring in and executive-producing the Wizards sequel and the film Reagan, while also directing and producing hit projects behind the camera. A storyteller with over 15 million followers, David is a bold voice for faith, family, and creativity.

-Vic Gundotra at Google helped lead early AI efforts, including launching major tools like Google translate.

-From Hindu to Jehovah’s Witnesses, he later converted to the Catholic Church after a personal crisis and deep research.

-He now uses advanced AI to uncover deeper connections in Scripture and Mass readings.

-AI is improving at an exponential pace—on par with historic breakthroughs like fire or the wheel.

-The AI race today mirrors a Cold War–style tech battle between the United States and China.

After working near leaders like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, he says faith—not wealth—ultimately provides meaning.

Vic Gundotra is a technology executive and former Senior Vice President at Google, where he led the company’s social and mobile strategy and was the driving force behind YouTube mobile. A longtime Silicon Valley leader and former Microsoft executive, he is known for shaping platforms used by billions and for his thoughtful perspective on innovation, leadership, and the future of technology.

-Tom Monaghan: from an orphanage to building Domino's Pizza into a global brand. -He pioneered the 30-minute delivery guarantee that transformed fast food. -McDonald’s Founder, Ray Kroc’s mentorship -The book that led him to sell luxuries like his 248-car collection and focus on philanthropy. -Don Shula’s faith habits that inspired his life -The millionaire's vow of poverty -Give where it lasts forever. While best known as founder of Domino’s Pizza and former owner of the Detroit Tigers, Tom Monaghan sold Domino’s Pizza in 1998 to Bain Capital, Inc., leaving behind its day-to-day operations, which he had overseen for 38 years. Since then, he has been working full time to help the Church through the Ave Maria Foundation, which is a foundation that he established to assist the various Catholic apostolates that he founded.

In 1987, Tom founded Legatus, an international organization of Catholic CEOs and presidents, committed to studying, living and spreading their faith through their professional and personal lives. In addition to Legatus, Tom’s focus has primarily been in the area of Catholic higher education. He is the founder of both Ave Maria University, a comprehensive Catholic liberal arts university located in the town of Ave Maria in southwest Florida, and Ave Maria School of Law which is a Catholic law school located in Naples, Florida.

In 1962, Tom and Marjorie Zybach were married in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where they raised their family. After more than 60 years of marriage, Marge passed away in the summer of 2023. Her legacy lives on in their four daughters, ten grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

An authorized biography, entitled Monaghan, A Life, was written by Joseph Pearce and published by Tan Books in 2016, which captures highlights of Tom’s life. In November of 2024, he married Dr. Marianne Mason and they reside in Naples, Florida.