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Will the new power grid regs raise electricity prices? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on the new energy bill that plans to impose regulations on the owners of the electric power grid. Will these new regs be good for the economy or just add costs?

Will the Health Care law have any small business breaks? Doug Stives joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the parts of the new Health Care law that might actually save small businesses money.

We began with freedom, but it isn't free. On his 13th consecutive live July 4th broadcast, Jim Blasingame talks about those upon whose shoulders we stand on today and shares the poem "Freedom isn't free."

What are the three truths about marketing Tim Berry wishes he knew sooner? Tim Berry joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three fundamentals - marketing, people, consistency - that he wishes he had learned sooner.

Why is customer service becoming the new marketing? Barry Moltz joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how the way you serve customers is becoming more valuable in finding and keeping customers than your marketing activity.

Reporting on the July Tatum Survey of business conditions, Mark Rosenman joins Jim Blasingame with a rather tepid response from the Tatum Survey respondents, and explains it in a cyclical perspective.

What will passage of the Financial Regulation bill mean for small business? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the key issues that the Financial Regulation bill are, including those that impact small business.

Is authenticity the key to your small business success? Mike Robbins joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why authenticity may be more important to your success than products, service or pricing.

What is in the HIRE Act for small businesses? Doug Stives joins Jim Blasingame with a report on the HIRE Act and what it means for small businesses who are in the process of making hiring decisions.

How can start-ups make sure they stay focused and stick to their knitting? Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the distractions that look like opportunities, and start-up small businesses can know how to tell the difference.