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Jim is broadcasting from the Arnold Palmer Hospital National Advisory Council meeting. Joe is the visionary and the co-founder of the Golf Channel. He talks with Jim about the entrepreneurial lessons he’s learned as a founder of four start-ups.

Jim is broadcasting from the Arnold Palmer Hospital National Advisory Council meeting. Dr. DeCampli talks with Jim about some of the entrepreneurial medicine he and other doctors are performing in the 21st century, especially with regard to heart surgery for infants and children.

Dr. DeCampli and Jim are joined by John as the doctor continues to discuss the advances in medicine. Later John talks about the Arnold Palmer Hospitals and the progress they’re making in the treatment of women, children and infants as well as medical research.

What’s the most important element in your relationship with customers? Karen talks with Jim about this element, which is what’s going on in your customer’s life – not what’s going on in your life.

Does your small business deliver outstanding customer care? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

Jim O and Jim B discuss the recent global markets panic and then what the US government proposes as a bail out for the economic challenges of the US. They move on to discuss changes in the ADA, they identify the impact of super delegates and the election process and offer some software suggestions for small business.

Is Wall Street the tail wagging Main Street's dog? Gary and Jim discuss this and what you and I should think about the economic challenges the global economy is facing.

How far is your networking efforts getting you? Andrea joins Jim to offer several networking tips and to explain that networking is part of business development process, not the end of it.

What's the truth about global warming? Myron talks with Jim first about the price of petroleum and then they discuss some of the dangerous misconceptions about global warming.

Does interest pick up in franchises when the economy slows? Nick thinks this is true and he and Jim talk about where the opportunities are to be found.