Is the government getting too involved in the marketplace? Jim Blasingame talks about the history of investment organization failures and how things are different in the 21st century regarding who pays for the failures.

How would you like to search the Internet AND help your favorite charity at the same time? JJ Ramberg talks with Jim Blasingame about GoodSearch.com, which allows you to search just like any other search engine, but for every search, a donation of one penny is made to your favorite charity, church, etc.

What does it take to be a successful small golf company in a marketplace of aggressive big golf companies? Jesse Ortiz talks with Jim Blasingame about learning from his father, making mistakes and living to fight another day, the importance of seeking excellence, taking care of customers, the valuable concept of co-branding, and knowing your limitations. Oh, and they also talk a little bit about the clubs.

Do your employees think you care about their lives? Jim Blasingame talks about how to let your employees know you're interested in them, without being nosy.

Jim Blasingame talks about some of the key banking technology you should be using, and then he talks about building a successful relationship with your banker.

How do you survive and thrive during a slow economy? Jim Blasingame talks about how to understand the Small Business Odd Couple and their relationship with your small business. He also talks about what you have to do to actually take some time off.

What are some of the low-hanging fruit best practices that small business owners can use during a challenging economy? Rieva Lasonsky and Jim Blasingame talk about saying "thank you" to your customers, "well done" to your employees, and other high value practices that cost you nothing, but provide huge returns.

Does fear motivate or immobilize you as you run your small business? Jim Blasingame talks about how fear can take on many forms, and how to prepare yourself to manage the fear forms effectively.

How are you managing this challenging year in your small business? Brian Moran talks with Jim Blasingame about making sure that beyond having faith in your future, you're actually dealing with the reality of your present.

Many small businesses have been started out of necessity. Taylor Sparks talks with Jim Blasingame about the skin care company she founded because no one was make the kinds of products she wanted. Now, it turns out, lots of people want what she's making.