Susanna Mittermaier joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that we all have a relationship with money, but the question is do we understand that relationship, and how much it’s influenced by fear, stress and worry.

Susanna Mittermaier joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the myths about money, which include that you shouldn’t be generous, you have to be ruthless, and you can’t ask for more.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the U.S. now has as many manufacturing jobs as it did in 1949, due largely to the trend in reshoring.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how and why the industrial sector is just now coming up the curve to understand how they’re increasingly in jeopardy of being irrelevant.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the steps and adjustments that have to be made to recover relevance with customers who now have new expectations almost every day.

Jim Blasingame tells the entrepreneurial story of Dave Longaberger and his unlikely successful journey to success as a basket salesman.

Jim Blasingame reveals that those who espouse socialism shouldn’t be confused with those who’re trying to fix/reform/adjust capitalism, which is still the greatest economic system in the world.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the decision in front of the Fed as to how much to cut rates, and discuss the many reasons they shouldn’t cut at all.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how economic excesses, which often create downturns, have changed their makeup in the past half century.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to report on the concerted behavior of global central banks, including the U.S. Fed, as their easy money policies continue to excite investment behavior, which is what caused the 2008 financial crisis.