Arnold Palmer may be a better businessman than golfer? In a face-to-face interview, Jim Blasingame asks Arnie about his business philosophy, plus what is THE single most important key to success in business and life.

How do you market in 2011? Nell Merlino joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how connecting with customers is changing, plus a Make Mine a Million announcement for women business owners.

The banking world has changed for small businesses. Nell Merlino joins Jim Blasingame to discuss capital and banking challenges in 2011, and why you should develop a relationship with an independent community bank, plus find out about SBA guaranteed loans.

What is ahead for the American economy? Steve Forbes joins Jim Blasingame to discuss whether there's conflict between Wall Street and Main Street, plus what does the 2011 economy look for small businesses.

What does a Bowl Game have to do with small business? Tim Berry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the national championship game, sportsmanship, and the really important things in life and business.

Does your business have a mobile strategy? Jim Blasingame reveals why customers are increasingly going to demand that you connect with them on a mobile platform, and how your business can make that happen.

Even with high unemployment, companies are struggling to find qualified employees. Doug Tatum joins Jim Blasingame to discuss making the education system focus more on the requirements of the marketplace instead of education for its own sake.

What do entrepreneurship students understand about the marketplace? Doug Tatum joins Jim Blasingame to discuss what he's learned about the general attitude college students have about the concept of making a profit.

Don't miss this great American family business success story. Jack Mitchell joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how his family business started with Mom and Pop in the 1950s and now has grown to nine family members and multiple locations across the country.

What does the employment future hold for Baby Boomers? Ted Fishman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the stubborn structural unemployment in America and its effects on older workers, whether for employment or to start a small business.