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Isn't an employee's personal life off limits to their employers? Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to report that employee expectations and anticipations have changed about the connection between personal and professional fulfillment.

Have employee expectations for their jobs changed? Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss changes in the way employees see their jobs as a greater source of personal fulfillment, and how that impacts productivity.

Are you prepared to do whatever it takes to make customers happy? Bob Negen joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to convert doing what it takes to make customers happy to making them loyal.

George Washington had a vision that America would become “the granary to the world." Dennis Pogue joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the grand vision George Washington had for the future of America and its place in the world marketplace.

Did George Washington really found the American whiskey industry? Dennis Pogue joins Jim Blasingame to discuss George Washington’s successful whiskey distillery and other entrepreneurial endeavors.

Many become newly-minted Americans at the home of America’s first president. Dennis Pogue joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the annual July 4th Naturalization Ceremony held at George Washington's home, Mount Vernon.

As Lincoln said, “We made the experiment; and the fruit is before us.” Jim Blasingame talks about the origins of America's entrepreneurial pursuit of life, liberty and happiness.

America began with freedom and created the most benevolent country on the planet. Jim Blasingame reveals without the courage, vision and sacrifice of our Founding Fathers, entrepreneurs would not have flourished in America.

Why did the Founding Fathers omit slavery from America’s founding documents? Ken Davis joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the ironic relationship the Founding Fathers had with slavery, and why it was omitted from America’s founding documents.

The Founding Fathers created documents that endure 230+ years later. Ken Davis joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the timeline of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the political genius of the Founding Fathers.