All Topics in Dallas-Fort Worth
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How a Serial Killer Just Walked In
Shannon Dion, Director, Secure Our Seniors' Safety (SOSS)
TOPIC CATEGORY: Educational
Request This Free Speech"How a Serial Killer Just Walked In” tells the story of Billy Chemirmir, a convicted murderer, indicted for 22 homicides in the DFW area. In 2016 - 2018 the murderer stalked, smothered and stole jewelry from elderly women in their homes. The majority of the homicides occurred in independent living establishments which advertised state of the art security. MORE >
Shannon will share her experience and knowledge including how the victims were targeted, agencies’ responses, criminal trials, pending legislation and what to look for when evaluating senior living communities. -
When the Men Were Gone
Dr. Marjorie Herrera Lewis, Award-Winning Sportswriter, Novelist, Professor & Former College Football Coach
TOPIC CATEGORY: Entertainment
Request This Free SpeechMarjorie's debut novel titled, "When the Men Were Gone" is based on the true story of Tylene Wilson, a woman who coached football in Brownwood, Texas, during World War II. The novel is historical fiction and has a deep backstory of war and sacrifice. Marjorie connects her life experience as a Dallas Cowboys beat writer with that of Tylene, who had a wonderful shared love of football and baseball with her father, just as Marjorie had. MORE >
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Hot Mess and Holy Ground: The Power of Owning Your Authenticity
Karianne Camacho, Speaker, Coach, Professional Hype Woman
TOPIC CATEGORY: Self-Improvement
Request This Free Speech"Hot Mess and Holy Ground" is a raw, relatable, and heartfelt journey into the power of living authentically. Through personal storytelling and practical insights, Kari explores how embracing imperfection can lead to deeper confidence, stronger leadership, and meaningful connection. With a relatable voice and a message rooted in real-life experience, she offers listeners permission to show up as they are—unfinished, unapologetic, and fully themselves. MORE >
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Tough Guys Need Help Too
Donald G. “Skip” Mondragon, MD, Colonel, U.S. Army, Retired
TOPIC CATEGORY: Health & Fitness
Request This Free SpeechSkip talks about men’s mental health issues and the differences between men and women, with an emphasis on depression using his own story to illustrate. Skip can speak from 15-60 minutes on this topic and ends by offering 3 life-givers to those who are suffering from depression, recovering, or recovered, or for those who have men in their lives struggling with depression. MORE >
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Gradually, Then Suddenly
Denise Castille, Chief Lifesaving Officer and Founder, Any Day CPR Training, LLC
TOPIC CATEGORY: Self-Improvement
Request This Free SpeechGradually, then suddenly explores those moments when you pause and ask, How did I get here? Whether it’s a career that no longer fulfills, a relationship on autopilot, or a sudden health crisis, life-changing moments often sneak up slowly while we’re caught in routine and neglecting ourselves. MORE >
Denise Castille shares her powerful story of surviving a widow-maker heart attack, revealing the subtle warning signs and choices that often go unnoticed until everything shifts. With honesty and humor, she invites audiences to recognize these signals early and take intentional steps toward a healthier, more purposeful life—before crisis forces the change.This keynote resonates with overwhelmed professionals, caregivers, leaders, and anyone facing major transitions or seeking renewal and resilience.