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Chris talks with Jim about what he saw as he photographed the wake of distruction brought on by Hurricane Katrina.

Darby talks with Jim about how to think about using leverage and personal levers to accomplish the things you want to do in your life.

Matt talks with Jim about the development and use of non-compete agreements to have your employees sign and for you to enforce.

Marsha talks with Jim about the state of women business ownership around the world and also in the U.S. She says that while advances have been made for women, there are still some areas that need improving.

Bob joins Jim to talk about how to identify your core customers -- the most profitable ones -- and how to grow new ones.

On the 1st anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Tish talks with Jim about how her community is doing after being the place where this hurricane came ashore and what you and I can do to help.

Tim and Jim talk about how to think about the projections element of your business plan, where to look for help and where not to look. They also identify a great way to minimize the truth that projections are always wrong.

Don and Jim talk about how the Fed has been managing the economy, how the economy is doing, and Don's thoughts on his hometown of New Orleans one year after Katrina.

John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to solve two equally difficult but very diverse problems: 1) How to solve the minimum wage issue so that it helps those who need an increase in income without hurting small businesses; and 2) How to develop a "Marshall Plan" for Lebanon and Palestine.

Bill and Jim talk about the issues and advantages of having employees who work from home as so called "teleworkers" or "telecommuters."