What's the biggest economic issue we're going be facing in the coming years? Howard Ruff talks with Jim Blasingame and he says the most troubling economic challenge we're going to face is inflation, and he talks about how to deal with it.

What's more important, your internal customers (employees) or your external customers? Jack Mitchell talks with Jim Blasingame and provides the answer: both. Jack talks about the proper care and feeding of both of our customer groups on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Are you confusing your customers? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

What can small businesses learn from Disney? Dennis Snow talks with Jim Blasingame about adopting some of the success strategies that made the Disney theme properties so successful.

Just because you've been successful doesn't mean you should analyze how you got there. Quint Studer talks with Jim Blasingame about why all business results should be evaluated for improvement opportunities, even the successes.

Perhaps it's time to use some unusual methods to grow your small business? Victor Cheng talks with Jim Blasingame about some of these methods, including how to use a "bookmercial" as a revenue growth tool.

How much of your small business success depends upon your attitude? Ruth King tells Jim Blasingame that your attitude could be the single most important element in whether you succeed in business or not.

How do you survive and thrive as a freelance professional? Michelle Goodman talks with Jim Blasingame about how to get started as a freelance professional, how to work with customers and how to set your price.

How can you get your small business performing at Olympic levels? Pam Harper talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the key elements that will allow you to execute your business plan by thinking about achieving excellence over the long term.

Should you care what kind of entrepreneur you are? Jane Pollak talks with Jim Blasingame first about why lifestyle entrepreneurs are very important, and then they move on to discuss why blogging can be a valuable way to build your customer community.