As the Olympics are dominating the news, Bret and Veronica spoke to the father of a Paralympic athlete. His book, “Touched - The Marin Morrison Story," describes her journey as a talented swimmer who was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 14.

Entrepreneurs are all around us. This entrepreneur week, Bret and Veronica spoke to iHeart's own, and owner of Motorcycle Monkey, Clint August.

What does it take to keep a restaurant running? This entrepreneur week, Bret and Veronica spoke to Mariana Cardenas, owner of Balboa South in Chula Vista.

The longest-running animated show in U.S. history is still going strong. Bret and Veronica talked to one of the former writers on The Simpsons.

During Entrepreneur Week, Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart go in depth on the economic importance of small businesses with one of the leading top performance coaches in North America, Coach Dave McGhee.

Veronica met with Paul Dimech, a retired veteran who started his own catering business, serving highly decorated Artisan Paella.

A 9-year-old from Carlsbad has turned his school project into a real family board game. Bret and Veronica talked to Beckett Tarver about his first endeavor as an entrepreneur.

Californians are paying over $2,500 each year in what's called a "tort tax." Bret and Veronica spoke to Victor Gomez, executive director of California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse.

The popular "Super Bloom" in the desert around San Diego is teaching us about survival, decision-making, and genetic resilience. Veronica Carter and Bret Burkhart had a fascinating discussion with Dr. Todd Michael, a research professor at the Salk Institute.