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.