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Is the GOP defeating itself? C. Edmund Wright joins Jim Blasingame to reveal his ideas that the decline of the national Republican Party began in 1992 and continues due to the departure of the party elite from core conservative principles.

What should be done with the leaker of the NSA information? C. Edmund Wright joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the recent scandals associated with the Obama administration, including whether the NSA leader is a traitor or a patriot.

"What do you think?" Jim Blasingame reveals the magic four-word question that every business owner and manager should continually ask in order to operate between a democracy and a dictatorship.

How do you make decisions in your business? Jim Blasingame talks about the irony that a business works best in a democracy, but cannot work as a democracy, plus how to be a dictator without being a tyrant.

Your website is becoming more of a distribution center and less of a destination. Chuck Martin joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the expectations customers have about receiving information from you with their mobile smartphone.

There are six ways your customers are being influenced by mobile computing. Chuck Martin joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how mobile computing is impacting the behavior and expectations of your customers.

Can Tim Cook maintain Apple's innovation momentum? Adam Lashinsky joins Jim Blasingame to predict how long Apple's new management has to prove it can innovate at the level it did under the late Steve Jobs.

What's Apple's next great innovation? Adam Lashinsky joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the history of the success - and sometimes failures - of Apple, but how it has always been an innovator of exciting, category-of-one products.

If the economy is growing, why isn't capital spending up? Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame with this month's Tatum Survey that indicates capital expenditures and borrowing are not up, even though sales and hiring are.

Sales cures all ills. Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame with this month's Tatum Survey that shows sales pipelines are growing and hiring may be on the rise on Main Street.