Karen Cortell Reisman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the communication practices of great leaders, including keeping it simple and using illustrations and stories.

Karen Cortell Reisman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal more communication practices of great leaders, including affirming the audience, whether employees or customers, and being devoted to better listening.

David Gage joins Jim Blasingame to report on the surge in partnerships that coincide with the increase in business startups during the pandemic, and to discuss what Jim calls the “Partnership Paradox.”

David Gage joins Jim Blasingame to discuss business partnerships, especially the extra degree of difficulty that comes when the partnership is comprised of family members, and why compatible values are always the coin of the partnership realm.

David Gage joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to know when it’s time to bring a partnership – even a long-term one – to an end, and how to make that happen before things get too bad.

JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss whether there is some good that has come from a year of pandemic shutdown, including what you now plan to continue to do even though you wouldn’t have done it before.

JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to recognize some of the positives from the pandemic, including how it has changed how we look at approaching life and what really matters.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to report on the evil way the Chinese government allowed a global pandemic to happen, and that we still don’t know the true impact the coronavirus had on China.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to report on the reason what happened to Georgia, Crimea and Hong Kong in the past dozen years is of paramount importance to Taiwan, and whether the U.S. and Biden have the will to thwart China’s one-state agenda.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why the Chinese government should not be allowed to prosper as a result of creating a deadly and prohibitively expensive global pandemic, and that some form of reparations is necessary.