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What's the best way to efficiently market your business in a slow economy? Eric Groves talks with Jim Blasingame about some key tips on email marketing.

One of the Young Entrepreneur's of the Year joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how he and his brother are taking a very old industry -- lobster fishing and its bounty -- to the market in a 21st century way.

It's okay to fall in love with what you do, but not with how you do it. Bill Glynn talks with Jim Blasingame about how to make sure your thinking and your business model are both functioning in the 21st century.

Rich Galen joins Jim Blasingame to talk about their thoughts on Memorial Day. Jim also recited Kelly Strong's poem, Freedom Isn't Free. Rich also discusses his observations about the presidential election.

What can we do about the high oil and gas prices? Myron Ebell talks with Jim Blasingame about what's at the heart of high oil prices and what we can do about it. <br></["br"]>

Is your small business ready for a disaster, such as a fire, earthquake, tornado, flood or the crash of your hard drive? Jon Toigo joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the ways you can become prepared to protect your electronic data in the event of an unforeseen calamity.

Who's going to win the Microsoft/Yahoo war? Jonathan Zuck joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the issues around Microsoft wanting a piece of the online search world, and how all of this is ultimately going to be good for small business owners and other online users.

Want to get a piece of the Internet action you've read about? Scott Fox and Jim Blasingame talk about the reality of what it takes to find the opportunity that's right for you in the online marketplace.

Could you use more working capital to grow your business? Brian Birnbaum joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the concept of improving your cash flow by factoring your accounts receivables, as an alternative to bank loans or investors.

Ladies, do you have an innovative idea? Lori Pope and Julie Aigner-Clark talk with Jim Blasingame about a contest offered by Whirlpool Corporation to encourage women to develop their innovative ideas by offering prize money for the top five entries.