Join us as we interview the owner of Honkytonk Wine Library in Devon, England. Fitz is an entrepreneur, mentor, and business leader with over two decades of experience in hospitality and entrepreneurship.

From his beginnings as a chef across the UK and Europe to building community-focused bars and leading ethical income ventures with Zinzino, Fitz shares his journey of resilience, faith, and purposeful success. We dive deep into hospitality, entrepreneurship, leadership, and the lessons he’s learned from failure, family, and life’s toughest moments. Discover insights on:

• Building income and life with purpose
• True hospitality and challenging common industry misconceptions
• Navigating entrepreneurship without losing yourself
• The evolving role of technology in hospitality
• Lessons from life, faith, and personal growth

Whether you’re passionate about hospitality, entrepreneurship, or personal development, this conversation is packed with actionable insights and inspiring stories to guide your journey. Listen, learn, and find your own path to balance, purpose, and long-term success.

In this episode of Something to Say, we sit down with Ary Aranguiz, founder of Future-Ready AI Group, to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we work, learn, and build businesses.

With over 25 years in education, learning, and development - including roles at Google Fiber, Morgan Stanley, and NYU - Ary brings a wealth of experience in making AI practical, accessible, and human-centered.We dive into some of today’s most pressing questions:

💡 How can AI empower professionals instead of replacing them?

📚 What role will AI play in transforming education and workforce training?

🌍 How can businesses and individuals use AI responsibly?

Join us as we uncover actionable insights and real-world strategies to navigate the future with confidence.

In this episode of Something To Say, I sit down with Becky Large, founder and executive director of Champion Autism Network and Autism Travel Club - organizations that have transformed Surfside Beach, South Carolina, into the world’s first autism-friendly travel destination.

Becky shares her inspiring journey as an advocate, social entrepreneur, and autism mom whose work has trained thousands, created hundreds of sensory-friendly events, and built national partnerships to make travel more inclusive.

Featured in the Emmy-nominated docuseries “Traveling the Spectrum,” Becky opens up about her personal challenges, lessons from her heart surgery, and how her mission continues to drive awareness, accessibility, and community connection.Join me as we explore how autism inclusion goes beyond advocacy - it’s a movement that empowers families, transforms hospitality, and fuels economic growth.

🎧 Tune in and be inspired to see how travel can truly be for everyone.