Michael and Rosemary Greene are the founders of Grandma and Grandpa Camp and grandparents to eight granddaughters. What began as simple family gatherings grew into a meaningful tradition centered on presence, connection, and shared memories. Through their book and speaking engagements, they encourage grandparents to embrace their unique role and build lasting family bonds through small, intentional moments. Their message is practical, heartfelt, and rooted in the belief that legacy is shaped by everyday love.

Frances, owner of The Financial Educator, LLC, is a financial educator and community leader dedicated to helping small investors and BIPOC entrepreneurs build wealth through education and access to capital. She serves as Executive Director of the Zan Wesley Holmes, Jr. Community Outreach Center in Dallas and is a former Co-Chair of the Comptroller’s PROJECT REACh Dallas, where she helped connect banks and nonprofits to community banking needs. Frances has directly supported dozens of small businesses in securing financing, including $900,000 in lending during COVID-19 that saved 38 jobs. An experienced speaker, international collaborator, and former adjunct professor, Frances brings a no-nonsense, community-centered approach to economic empowerment.

Join Alexandra and Roland as they look back on the turning points, standout conversations, and unexpected lessons that shaped the year. From headline news to personal milestones, they unpack what mattered most, reflect on how perspectives shifted, and set the tone for what comes next. Honest, unfiltered, and straight from the heart—this is the year in review you won’t want to miss.