Deal or No Deal… and a Whole Lot More (with Howie Mandel, Gili Gould, Dr. Jack Rocco, Dr. Mohammad, Gary Lyon Otto & Ann Wilson

Deal or No Deal… and a Whole Lot More (with Howie Mandel, Gili Gould, Dr. Jack Rocco, Dr. Mohammad, Gary Lyon Otto & Ann Wilson)Howie Mandel (CNBC’s Deal or No Deal)Howie drops in hot and happy. The reboot keeps the million, the 26 cases, and raises the stakes with a female banker and more contestant control. He can’t steer players on-air, but he lives for the human stories—and the live-tweet chaos at 9pm ET Wednesdays on CNBC. Expect louder crowds, tighter storytelling, and a Pennsylvania contestant next week that you “do not miss.” Banker’s still the heel. Bell still rings. Nerves still shred.Gili Gould (Dot Conner: Webtective, 2025)Gili Gould talks about stepping into the role of Dot Conner, the inquisitive young detective now brought to the big screen. The film, adapted from the original miniseries, balances action and faith-based storytelling, following Dot as she investigates her missing father while navigating the challenges of starting high school. Gould reflects on how playing Dot has shaped her personal growth, deepened her faith, and even influenced her decision to pursue philosophy and pre-law in college. She hopes her work in Dot Conner: Webtective helps expand Christian media for young audiences.Men’s Movement with Dr. Jack RoccoJack goes deep on identity, race, and grief—through his own adoption journey. The point isn’t picking teams; it’s growing the overlap in the Venn diagram. Health first. Mental and physical. Meditation helps—one careful step at a time, in the present, like a surgeon at the spine. Past shame stays in the past. Plan the future, sure. But live the next good second now.ChatGPT vs. Grok (with Dr. Mohammad, RTILA)Real talk on today’s models. Grok feels faster and chatty, solid for code and long threads; ChatGPT’s steadier but prompt-sensitive; Claude writes well, clunky voice UX. Bottom line: test across models, verify outputs, and mind your prompts. For builders, he likes Cursor or GitHub Copilot; for fast deploys, Replit or Lovable. Local LLMs are rising—OpenAI’s new open-source model via ollama, Chinese models like Qwen coding strong—if you’ve got GPU RAM to spare.What’s nextMohammad teases RTILA v8—automations built with prompting, end-to-end. And Gary Lyon Otto & Ann Wilson set the table for a fresh “ideas lab” segment—think theory-to-practice experiments that actually ship. Different lanes, same mission: make people better off by the end of the hour.