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This is a classic story about finding a niche and capitalizing on it. Andy Dunn talks with Jim Blasingame about he and his partner discovered a niche in the fashion industry and set about filling that void successfully. They prove that new niches are being found every day.

What was going on in the minds of the first people who built the first commercial Internet network. Jim Blasingame welcomes Allan Weis to the show to talk about his ideas and vision way back in 1990. Don't miss this important report by someone who made history.

How does the U.S. stack up against the world as a benefactor? Carol Adelman joins Jim Blasingame to report on how much foreign aid the U.S. government delivers each year, and the fact that private citizens and organizations give almost twice as much.

Adjusting to the power and challenges of new technologies is increasingly part of modern management. Alan Freedman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how customers are adopting mobile technologies and what that will require of businesses that want to reach them.

Trust research, not your gut when investing, according to David Adler, who joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why you be more deliberate, patient and thoughtful when making investment decisions.

Get your small business team more focused on the customer. Kristin Arnold talks with Jim Blasingame about how to get your team revitalized by focusing on the customer. They also talk about some important best practices for delivering more successful presentations.

How does the valuation process work when buying or selling a small business. Andrew Sherman talks to Jim Blasingame about the uptick in mergers and acquisitions, whether now is a good time to buy or to sell, and how a buyer will evaluate a prospective business to buy.

There are many leadership lessons we can learn from historic and divine leaders, and Dave Anderson discusses with Jim Blasingame some of the traits of leaders such as King David and others. They also talk about some of the most important characteristics of a leader.

How technology has changed marketing forever. Online expert, Anita Rosen, joins Jim Blasingame to reveal many of the ways technology and the Internet has changed the way customers control our relationship with them, including how - and where - they want to be reached.

How does a Main Street small business stay connected with 21st century customers of all generations? Andrea Nierenberg joins Jim Blasingame to talk about serving and delivering information to the varied generations of customers that we now serve.