The Jimmy Rex Show

Guest Bio:Brian graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Brown University with a degree in Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit. As an alumnus of Georgetown Law and a member of the New York Bar, he has been practicing law internationally for fifteen years. He lives outside Washington D.C. with his wife and two daughters.
In 2016, Muraresku became the founding executive director of Doctors for Cannabis Regulation. Their work has been featured on CNN and ESPN, as well as The Washington Post and San Francisco Chronicle. In an arbitration with the NFL in 2018, Muraresku represented the first professional athlete in the United States to seek a therapeutic use exemption for cannabis. 
The Immortality Key is his debut book.

Guest Bio: From Bravo - A descendant of “Mormon Royalty,” Whitney Rose has been trying her best to navigate life outside of the religion for over a decade. She left the church after she fell madly in love with her boss, Justin, and the two had an affair. Within weeks, they both left their spouses to be with each other and got married when Whitney found out she was pregnant.  Married for 10 years, they have two children – Bobbi and Brooks - and she owns a skin care line called Iris and Beau. Now, she is faced with parenting her father who is dealing with his own struggles and depends on her for everything.  And just when it seems like society is finally beginning to accept her 10-year-marriage, scandalous rumors about her progressive relationship start to swirl.

Guest Bio:Tom Farley is marketing and communications consultant. He was also the President of The Chris Farley Foundation, named for his younger brother the late actor and comedian who died in 1997 as a result of substance abuse. In 2008 he co-authored the New York Times bestselling book, The Chris Farley Show, a Biography in Three Acts (Viking Press), which received national media attention and wide critical acclaim.Tom Farley was born in Madison, Wisconsin and graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in Marketing. He spent over sixteen years as a marketing and communications executive in the New York City area, working on global brand initiatives for companies such as Citibank, KPMG, and Ernst & Young.In 1999 Tom Farley used his brand development and communications skills to create The Chris Farley Foundation. He established the use of humor and other innovative communication methods as a means to deliver messages to kids, teens, and young adults on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. His first project for the Foundation was the launch of their website, and the production of two nationally run, award winning commercials that featured the cast of Saturday Night Live. From there, Tom Farley began work developing the unique, humor-based communications program that leverages the foundation’s proven ability to attract and retain the attention of youth audiences. The foundation’s core program was Improv-based workshops designed to develop better communications skills, and to help youth audiences create “peer-enhanced” environments, rather than peer-pressured ones.An entertaining and engaging public speaker, Tom Farley is frequently asked to provide his knowledge and experience on building successful brands and assisting non-profit organizations develop more effective messaging and fundraising efforts. He is also known for his advocacy and work in the field of treatment and recovery.

He has been featured in People Magazine and USA Today, and interviewed on Today, Good Morning America, The View, Fox News, Larry King Live, and featured in two CNN special reports on substance abuse. Tom Farley has received a number of awards for his prevention work, including the President’s Award at the 2006 PRISM Awards (the entertainment industry’s recognition for realistic depictions of substance abuse), and the South Carolina DEA’s Award of Honor. Today, Tom lives in his home state of Wisconsin.

Guest Bio:Tyler Turner wants to be the world’s first bilateral amputee wingsuit pilot—and he wants you to jump out of an airplane.“I think every amputee should try skydiving,” says Tyler Turner. Easy for him to say. A veteran of hundreds of jumps, Turner’s far removed from the terror that grips most people at the thought of leaping into thin air from 8,000 feet.Then again, maybe he’s not completely immune to fear. Turner lost both legs below the knee because of a skydiving accident three years ago, a freak crash during an otherwise routine landing. He spent four days in a coma and months on painkillers, battling depression and addiction while he confronted the loss of his identity as a skydiver, snowboarder, rock climber, and all-around extreme-sports adventurer.That’s what makes Turner’s return to aerial action all the more remarkable. He’s not only back to where he was before the accident, making multiple jumps a day as a skydiving instructor. Turner has actually gone above and beyond his previous heights, positioning himself to become the first bilateral amputee in history to pilot a wingsuit.

Guest Bio:My dream when I was in high school was to play in the National Football League. Seven years ago, I accomplished that goal. The resulting career produced many ups and downs—including an appearance in Super Bowl XLIV. Along the way I was fortunate to achieve personal milestones and catch passes from two of the NFL's greatest quarterbacks. I now look to take the lessons I have learned from being a professional athlete, and applying them in the next chapter of my life.

Guest Bio:Very influential and effective, Cody Byrns is an internationally recognized speaker and a number one best-selling author. In May of 2013, Cody’s life was drastically changed. While stopped at a red light on the highway, Cody was rear-ended by a box-truck that failed to stop. As a result, he was considered dead until first responders saw his hand move. He received many injuries that day, including severe burns to almost 40% of his body. After years of countless surgeries and rehabilitation, Cody has chosen to not allow his scars to keep him bound in bitterness and defeat. Instead, he uses his story to uplift others.His goal is to help people live free from the bonds of scars (physical and emotional), equipping others with the proper steps to walk out of their past hurt and defeat, and run towards their God-given potential. As a thought leader, he speaks worldwide to provide relevant, applicable, and thought-provoking messages. Thousands of people have been impacted by Cody’s story and outlook on life. From school students to business leaders, his presentations have been received by many. Be prepared to have an experience that will motivate you to move out of bondage into a life of freedom!In addition to his speaking career, in 2016, Cody founded his own non-profit burns foundation that has been able to help multiple survivors recover. To learn more about this foundation please visit TheCBFoundation.org.

Guest Bio:Amazon millionaire, author, and business coach, Akemi Sue Fisher, has helped thousands of Amazon sellers scale and grow their businesses to six, seven, and eight-figures. She has quickly become one of the most trusted and sought E-commerce consultants in the world.In only three years, her agency, Love & Launch, has helped her clients achieve over one billion dollars in sales through Amazon, eBay, and other e-commerce platforms. Her entrepreneurial spirit and direct approach continue to help elevate her success and the success of her clients, ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies. Since 2011, Akemi has been a trailblazer within the influencer and social media marketing niche. She continues to create new and innovative models and proprietary software to keep up with online marketing's ever-changing landscape. Akemi graduated from a top-three nationally-ranked public relations program at the University of Florida with a concentration in Business Administration.

Guest Bio:Erin is the editor in chief and co-owner of Pick the Brain, — one of the most popular and trusted self-improvement communities on the web — and co-host of the Pick the Brain Podcast. Pick the Brain has been named in over 100 “Best of the Web” lists, and Refinery29 named Erin one of the Top 10 Women Changing the Digital Landscape for Good. Erin is also the co-founder of LEAFtv, a video lifestyle brand for millennials, and is the author of How to Get Sh*t Done, a productivity book for women. She has had a varied career that includes screenwriter stand-up comedian, political consultant, and is now proudly, heavily invested in the online blogging world. She lives in Los Angeles.

Guest Bio:Lance Schiffman’s endeavors read like a roll call: philanthropist, entrepreneur, adventurer, investor, author, speaker, consultant, coach, humanitarian, advisor, and closest to his heart, he is a father to three beautiful girls. He started his first business before age ten, and by age 20 he owned an apartment complex and gas station. This led to his interests in commercial and residential real estate. With keen interest in participating in others’ success, he invests financial and intellectual capital in ventures which have forward thinking and resilient leadership. Lance utilizes his business and life experiences to identify the elements of wonder and uses this as a platform to educate others on how to play full out and create a more engaged world. He believes what we cultivate has a ripple effect to economies, relationships, innovation, productivity, contribution, personal significance, and the intelligence of peace and a new horizon for how we live together in the world. An avid outdoorsman, Lance climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Elbrus. He loves endurance sports such as Triathlons (Ironman), DOXA and Cycling. He runs the mountain on which he lives in Summit, Utah each day, encountering moose and wildlife. Nature and his faith are his guides. Kristin Andress: If you rest on your laurels for long in life or business, Kristin Andress is bound to ask you, “How is that working for you?” She is on a perpetual quest to create the What’s Next. Kristin began her career in corporate America and after the life of a road warrior, she exited and took two years off to write books, and become an entrepreneur with focus on bettering the world in which we live. Her best day is a day she delivers a bold idea. Over the years she has worked with high profile individuals, authors, speakers, and business owners. She believes everyone is accessible…if you have an offer that reflects pure intention and authenticity. Kristin’s is the co-author of Imagine Being in a Life you Love. She is a contributing author in Leading Women: 20 Influential Women Share Their Secrets to Leadership, Business and Life. She released an allegory titled, Be Good For Goodness Sake She is also the author of the children’s book A Walk in the Park. Her next quest will be traveling and writing around the world, reflecting the principles of Genshai. She currently lives in sunny San Diego.

Jeanette Bennett is founder and editor-in-chief at Bennett Communications, where she primarily focuses her pen on Utah Valley Magazine, BusinessQ Magazine and Prosper Magazine. Jeanette earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in journalism from BYU and has been a regular guest on HuffPostLive. She has moderated gubernatorial debates and numerous business panels. Jeanette plays the piano and organ, but her feet did the talking last year when she took third place in “Dancing with the Community Stars.” Jeanette has a love/hate relationship with deadlines, half marathons and the stock market — and she has a love/love relationship with glossy pages, watching her kids play sports and enjoying Utah’s canyons. She and her husband, Matt, are raising their five children in Cedar Hills.