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Earl Dotson is a Former Green Bay Packers Offensive Tackle & Super Bowl XXXI Champion. He played for the Packers for 10 seasons. He started in Super Bowl XXXI and XXXII.

We would like to invite our special guest, Grainne Owen, founder and President of Curing Kids' Cancer, Inc.She started raising money off her kitchen table, and now Curing Kids' Cancer has raised over $23 million since 2005 for childhood cancer research. Her ultimate goal is to turn childhood cancers from lethal diseases into curable ones in our lifetime. Together, we hope to raise awareness about being able to provide and turn life-saving medicines into fundable treatments.We also seek to add...

Alonzo Bodden is an American comedian and actor known for winning the grand prize in the third season of the reality-television series Last Comic Standing. Check out his newest special Stupid Don't Get Tired. He also has a podcast that is worth checking out called Who's Paying Attention?

Tonight's guest is an industry legend. Paul Teutul Sr., is the founder and owner of Orange County Choppers, and starred in the hit TV series American Chopper, Orange County Choppers, and American Chopper: Senior vs. Junior. He’s also a founder of the OCC Road House and Museum in St. Petersburg Florida, a travel destination, with a restaurant, concert hall, and a museum showcasing many of Paul Sr.’s custom builds.

Former Orange County Choppers co-star Josh Allison recently opened a shop called American Metal in Danbury, Connecticut. Fans of Allison's work may also remember his appearances on American Chopper and Wrench Against the Machine, in addition to the impressive custom builds he helped to fabricate with the Teutels on OCC.

Lauren is the founder of Ride My Road. In 2016, Lauren set out on a 10,000-mile solo motorcycle journey across the United States to photograph American survivors of human trafficking. Six years later, Ride My Road has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for survivor-led organizations, hosted dozens of events across the country, and educated thousands of motorcyclists on the realities of human trafficking in America.