Ken Jeong, Eni Maj, Jennifer Clark Eskew, Mike Crook & Mitchell S. Karnes

This episode of The Neil Haley Show features an exciting lineup of guests from entertainment, technology, law enforcement, health, and publishing. The show kicks off with actor and comedian Ken Jeong discussing his hit ABC series "Dr. Ken," sharing behind-the-scenes stories about the show's final season and the emotional father-daughter episode featuring his TV daughter Molly at an M-3 concert. Ken reflects on bringing friends from his previous series Community onto the show and working with comedy heroes like Jeffrey Ross, while discussing the challenges of connecting with daughters as they grow up.Entrepreneur Eni Maj, CEO and founder of Travel Spoken, joins the show to discuss her innovative AI-powered travel platform that's revolutionizing how people discover and book trips. Maj explains how her platform addresses the 18 hours Americans spend planning travel by combining social media inspiration with AI-driven booking tools, creating a seamless experience from discovery to departure. She shares insights about building a startup in the rapidly evolving AI landscape and the importance of failing fast to find product-market fit in the massive $11.7 trillion global travel industry.Former law enforcement professional Jennifer Clark Eskew discusses her media journey promoting her memoir "Becoming Fire" and opens up about PTSD in first responders. She shares her experiences appearing on podcasts including "When the Blue Comes Off" with DeShanda Carter and "Locked In with Ian Bick," while reflecting on the challenges of discussing emotional topics from her career, including dealing with death and trauma. Clark Eskew provides powerful insights into the unique form of PTSD experienced by law enforcement, firefighters, and emergency workers who spend careers in high-adrenaline situations.Mike Crook presents an in-depth discussion about LifeWave patch technology and the enhanced business opportunity available in 2025. He shares his personal testimony about dramatic health improvements including restored sleep, increased energy, pain reduction following hip replacement surgery, and remarkably, improved eyesight that required multiple prescription changes. Crook explains the phototherapy technology behind the X39 stem cell activation patches and details the nine income streams now available through LifeWave's compensation plan, including how just 20 customers can generate $10,000 annually.The episode concludes with author Mitchell S. Karnes discussing his upcoming release "The Cleansing," the third book in his Abby series featuring detective Abby dealing with a serial killer. Karnes explores the psychological complexity of writing about serial killers in Christian fiction, the importance of PTSD as a central theme throughout his six-book series, and how his protagonist's traumatic past as a missionary's daughter in Guatemala shapes her work in homicide. He reveals the overarching theme of the series: "Own the truth or the truth will own you."