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There are dozens of free resources available to help small businesses get started and grow their ventures. Tim Berry and Jim Blasingame reveal and discuss the most prominent ones.

Has Generation Y become Gen Whine? Have we equipped the younger generations with the perspectives and tools they need to be successful? Brian Moran joins Jim Blasingame to pose this question and to talk about where he thinks there could be some improvement.

Should you add video to your website? Joyce Weiss says absolutely, especially with customer testimonials, and she joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the technology, plus offer tips and best practices to help you energize your online strategy.

What kind of economic recovery are we in for and how fast will it happen? Jim Blasingame talks about some of the issue around converting from a deep recession to a healthy recovery, including some of the challenges that have to be overcome and how long this could take.

What is a Libertarian and what does this political philosophy stand for? Wayne Allyn Root talks with Jim Blasingame about the Libertarian philosophy of business and government and why he thinks America would be better off with more Libertarian representation in government.

What is the most important The Age of the Customer™ thought for small business success? Jim Blasingame talks about the REAL reason customers will do business with you in the future - and it's not your products or services.

What is at stake for small businesses in the current health care reform proposals? Karen Kerrigan talks with Jim Blasingame about the dangers of the current proposals for small businesses and the ideas that should be on the table to accomplish reform.

General economic conditions, Swine flu precautions and tax proposals are some of the issues discussed by Kiplinger Senior Editor, Joan Pryde, and Jim Blasingame.

What is the marketplace mood of small business owners? Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on his NFIB Survey of Small Business Economic Conditions, which this month are mostly pointing downward.

World peace will have a greater chance if more women own businesses. Terry Neese talks with Jim Blasingame about how her organization is supporting women in other countries, like Afghanistan and Rwanda, start and grow their businesses in the face of extreme challenges and even danger.