Elliott Perry is founder, president and managing partner of Hudson Construction Group, an innovative Dallas custom home builder. But, most importantly—at least in terms of this episode of Alex Perry On Fire—he’s Alex Perry’s twin brother. Can Elliott and Alex stump each other with a series of gotcha questions? They have a lot of fun trying.

Dallas restauranteur Chas Martin knew he was born to be an entertainer. In this episode, Alex talks to Chas Martin, a founding partner of Duro Hospitality. Chas has become the creative force behind many of the city’s blockbuster restaurants, including The Charles, Sister, Mister Charles, and El Carlos Elegante. Does he have time for balance in his life? To be honest, not really. But he knows his season for spending time on Column B is on the horizon.

About our featured charity: This season, Alex Perry On Fire is making a monetary contribution to each guest’s charity of choice. Chas Martin’s charity is Make-A-Wish North Texas, which creates wishes for children with critical illnesses, because he has seen the impact it has on people’s lives.

Delve into the mind of a man who refused to be broken by a flawed justice system. Despite key evidence that was never presented by his court appointed attorney, Ricky Kidd was found guilty for a murder he did not commit and spent 23 years in prison fighting for his innocence. Listen to his powerful story of maintaining innocence, fighting for freedom, and finding purpose in pain. Learn practical resilience techniques from someone who’s faced the ultimate test.

In the final episode of Season 1, Alex Perry reflects on the insights, lessons, and powerful stories shared by guests throughout the season. From personal growth and vulnerability to overcoming life’s challenges, Alex discusses the profound impact these episodes have had on him and the audience. Featuring testimonials and key moments from episodes with notable guests like Bri Forrest, Xris Crowder, and Andrew Welker, this season finale emphasizes the importance of awareness, discipline, and community in navigating life’s ups and downs. Tune in for an emotional and inspiring conclusion to an eye-opening first season.

Twins Alex and Elliott Perry not only talk about growth—in this episode, they also show it. Alex asks some tough questions about his brother’s road back from rock bottom. And Elliott talks more about the value of authenticity, vulnerability and accountability in overcoming self-doubt and negative thinking.

From the uneven bars to a balanced life, Liukin talks about the importance of not relying solely on skills or achievement but in finding purpose and passion. The whole world applauded her for perfection on the floor, but when she retired from gymnastics, she wondered, “Who am I?”

Something special happens inside a little, white-brick building on Lovers Lane in Dallas, Texas, and even the neighbors have noticed. Customers step out of Xristofer Crowder’s salon, Coloured on Lovers,  like they don’t have a care in the world. It’s because he offers a listening ear without judgment and strives to make others feel truly heard and supported through life’s valleys.

Everybody talks about work-life balance. Alex and Elliott find out how pro golfer Martin Flores does it—and how he had to make tough career choices to be the father he always planned to be without losing the income he wanted to make. The key word here: priorities.

When Bri Forrest heard the marriage proposal, she literally felt bad energy shooting from her fingertips. The universe was telling her, once again, to stop abandoning herself for her relationships. So, she said no to the fiancé and stepped away from others who were holding her down. In this episode, Alex learns her techniques for grounding herself and finding balance.

Today’s guest has been called a machine programmed for success. But achievement didn’t make Kyle Towb happy. Instead, this entrepreneur happened upon the path to peace thousands of miles away from home. Alex leans into Kyle’s positive energy to discover how The Machine let go of the world and opened up to the journey.