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Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Catherine Zandonella joins Jim Blasingame with tips on how to make environmentally sound decisions for your family by simply becoming aware of "green" choices that are available.

Are we facing a crisis of character and leadership? Len Marrella talks with Jim Blasingame about what he considers a crisis of character and leadership, especially within the institutions, and what we can do to restore these two critical elements.

How much peril are Earthlings in? Bill Halal joins Jim Blasingame to report on what experts believe is the likelihood of one or more of seven different threats to human life and society.

Celebrating National Administrative Professionals Day. Gayle Buske joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate and report on Administrative Professionals Day and discuss how this assignment has morphed over the past several decades, including going virtual in some cases.

What are the national issues on the Libertarian 2010 agenda? Wayne Allyn Root joins Jim Blasingame to talk about key Libertarian issues, like finance and health care reform, that will be part of the upcoming election cycle.

What are small business saying about the economy and their business conditions? Bob Kottler joins Jim Blasingame to report on the results of the Capital One Small Business Barometer, including the economy, hiring, capital spending, and credit availability.

How do you sell value with courage and creativity? Josh Costell joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to have the courage to be creative as you prospect and close customers, even though you're afraid you'll lose the business if you don't discount.

The Age of the Customer™ is producing an interesting small business irony. Jim Blasingame reveals the irony that even though small businesses should be the most effective for The Age of the Customer™, too many will not take advantage of this position. Jim also explains how to solve the problem.

There are two voices of innovation in your small business to pay attention to, and Leslie Kossoff joins Jim Blasingame to identify these two and how to know which one to listen to along your innovation process.

Reporting on the advent of the late-blooming entrepreneur, Jean Newell shares her accidental entrepreneurial story with Jim Blasingame and how she is taking her experiences and helping others of the Boomer generation make the transition from employment to entrepreneurship.