Amy Kardel joins Jim Blasingame to report on the lack of diversity that continues in the tech sector, especially for females, and what women can do to improve this problem themselves.

Amy Kardel joins Jim Blasingame to report on the current professional landscape for women in the technology sector, and what will be needed to set this marketplace quadrant on the right path for females.

Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the issues around access to capital for women and minority businesses, and whether there is a barrier.

Donald Hunter and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to discuss whether there is more that the black community/culture can do to improve their condition, in addition to continued reforms to prevent racism.

Donald Hunter and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to discuss John’s point that many black Americans see an unbroken line between what happened to George Floyd and systemic racism, while whites see a one-off crime by a rogue police officer who should have already been fired.

Donald Hunter and John Harrison join Jim Blasingame to offer their assessment of race relations in America prior to the current protesting and vandalism taking place across the U.S.

Olalah Njenga joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what she was thinking and what was motivating her when she started her small business seventeen years ago.

Lois Frankel joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the idea that in a male-dominated environment, sometimes its women who hold each other back, and the power of respecting someone even if you don’t like them.

Lois Frankel joins Jim Blasingame to report on the things that women do that impede their progress, like not speaking up, not being sufficiently confident of their own competence, and taking more risks.

Lois Frankel joins Jim Blasingame to report on the current state of progress for women in breaking through the system that has favored men for millennia.