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How different is starting a business in the U.S. compared to Europe? Brian Carney joins Jim Blasingame to compare the challenges to starting a new business in Great Britain and Europe, compared to how easy it is to do in the U.S.

Is a conflict brewing between public sector unions and the private sector? Brian Carney joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the increasing strength, numbers and compensation of public sector unions and if there is a conflict brewing over this.

What are the challenges to economic recovery in England? Brian Carney joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the negative impact of labor in the U.K., including onerous employment laws and high union ranks.

Are you aware that the personality of your customer base has changed? Kristin Arnold joins Jim Blasingame to discuss what to do about the fact that 21st century customers are higher maintenance than even five years ago.

Will China be a trade partner or a dominator in the future? Benjamin Wey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the differences between the Chinese economy and its and political structure, and what outside businesses must know about the two.

Do you know what your customers will want tomorrow? Dan Burrus joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to use your flash foresight to anticipate what customers will want in the future and how they will want to acquire it.

Arnold Palmer talks about giving back. Arnie joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Arnold Palmer Medical Center and why it is important to him, plus Arnie's ideal foursome and, finally, his wish for the world.

What is the condition of the game of golf today? Arnold Palmer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the state of golf in America and internationally, advice for the rookie tour pros, and the impact of golf ethics on the marketplace.

Arnold Palmer may be a better businessman than golfer? In a face-to-face interview, Jim Blasingame asks Arnie about his business philosophy, plus what is THE single most important key to success in business and life.

Are you recovering in this recovery? Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to offer survival tips, such as ignore the media, know your own market, hire good people and let them do their job, plus why a little bit of paranoia is good.