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According to experts, we have not one brain, but five (maybe six). Judith Glaser talks with Jim Blasingame about new perspectives on how multi-brain small business owners behave, including how all of this manifests in the social networking universe.

The most important thing you need to sell successfully is what's in the head of your prospects and customers. Sam Richter joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to make sure your sales calls are oriented around what's important to them, rather than what's important to you.

What will be the new "normal" for consumers in the future? Pam Danziger joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how consumers will behave during the recovery as well as how they will spend when the economy is out of the recession. They also discuss how consumers will feel about borrowing to buy in the future.

"Climate change" legislation is bad for small business, according to Sterling Burnett, as he joins Jim Blasingame to explain why he thinks Congress should hold public hearings before voting on climate change bill. This is the cap-and-trade bill that will create unilateral carbon reductions on the U.S. and reduce our global competitiveness.

Isn't justice supposed to be blind?Could "empathetic justice" hurt small businesses? Jim Copland joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the implications of promoting judges who are intentionally empathetic to those who come before the court, including one national case and one local case that hurt a small business.

What does the power, ambition and glory of historical leaders have in common with modern-day entrepreneurs? Steve Forbes joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how he covers this idea in his new book, plus his take on other current public policy issue. Don't miss this interview with this great American.

What is the greatest success tip for a small business? What tip or tool could be the difference between success and failure? Charles Nagel joins Jim Blasingame to identify the value in aggregating various financial indicators and reports so that they can be tracked and managed.

In The Age of the Customer™, the best way to get the most out of the public social media sites, according to Jim Blasingame, is participate on them while thinking of how to build your own online customer communities.

How do you make the "system" work for you, so you can work smarter, instead of harder? Sam Carpenter joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how he reduced his work week from 80 hours to 2 hours and at the same time, multiplying his income.

We began with freedom and entrepreneurship was born. Jim Blasingame talks about events leading to the founding of the United States and how that shaped the formation of entrepreneurship and capitalism.