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Suzanne and Jim continue their series on how to be prepared for the emotional endurance that's required to start and successfully run a small business.

David joins Jim to talk about the intellectual property court case between Research In Motion (RIM), the makers of the Blackberry PDA, and a company that claims their patents were infringed by RIM. They also talk about the challenges of getting a patent and then being prepared to defend that patent against infringment.

Jim continues his Small Business Survival Course series on operating and management fundamentals by talking about marketplace elements of being a small busienss owner. Today he talks about the importance of making sure you develop strategic relationships with vendors, rather than just buy their stuff.

Jorian Clarke and Jim Blasingame talk about how broadband Internet connectivity is impacting the way we design and execute our small business Web strategy on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Ken joins Jim on the 8th anniversary of his firsts visit to talk about the impact of the generational waves on how we do business now and how we fund future social commitments.

Tripp joins Jim for the first time to talk about the importance of living your legacy, not just leaving one.

Jim continues his Small Business Survival Course series on operating and management fundamentals by talking about marketplace elements of being a small business owner Today he talks about the potential conflict between the benefits a business owner sees in the products they sell and the way customers see them.

Father and son, Sander and Jon, join Jim to talk about what they learned during 100 miles of walking together, about the difference in leadership thinking between the two generations.

Father and son, Sander and Jon, join Jim to talk about what they learned during 100 miles of walking together, about the difference in leadership thinking between the two generations.

John talks with Jim about the challenges that lie ahead for those black Americans who insist on hanging on to the 20th century political correctness as they try to make their way in the 21st century.