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Reporting on the economic, political and societal trends, Bob Dilenschneider talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the issues his organization is tracking, including how we run our businesses, our governments and our lives.

One of the key traits of a true leader is the ability to train and encourage others to be leaders. Gary Harpst and Jim Blasingame talk about how to make individual workers more responsible and to become "self leaders."

How have books fared as a component of free speech? Ken Davis joins Jim Blasingame during Banned Book Week, to review the history of banned books and the future of free speech in print.

Do you know if you're an introvert, an ambivert or an extrovert? Small business owner, do you know this about your employees? Patricia Weber talks to Jim Blasingame about the difference between these three personalities and why you need to know.

Dispelling the myths about American health care. Sally Pipes and Jim Blasingame examine the health care debate elements and dispel some of the myths, including the uninsured number and whether Americans will have longer waits for care under the Obama plan.

What does American manufacturing look like in the global economy of the 21st century? Mitch Free talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the real issues and opportunities that are part of the manufacturing landscape for small businesses.

Does 20th century style capitalism work with 21st century realities? Bill Halal joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some new ways of looking at capitalism, including a different set of priorities that puts the greater good ahead of profits.

Changing of the guard at the ASBDC is in place. Don Wilson's fine leadership of the Association of Small Business Development Centers is being handed to his replacement, Charles "Tee" Rowe, and they join Jim Blasingame to talk about where the organization is and where it's going.

Changing of the guard at the ASBDC is in place. Don Wilson's fine leadership of the Association of Small Business Development Centers is being handed to his replacement, Charles "Tee" Rowe, and they join Jim Blasingame to talk about where the organization is and where it's going.

What do the rest of us need to know about Generation Y?Donna Fenn joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what she has learned about this influential generation who are between 18 and 32 years old, as employees, customers and even as employers.