Recent Interviews: Management - Operating - Planning

Wally Bock
Wally Bock joins Jim Blasingame to reflect on the past 23 years of collaborating on Jim’s show as they reported on how technology has evolved and grown since then.
Cleta Mitchell
Cleta Mitchell joins Jim Blasingame to reflect on the exact project she was working on on behalf of small businesses the day she was the first guest on Jim’s show in 1997, including grass roots organizing of small businesses.
Cleta Mitchell
Cleta Mitchell joins Jim Blasingame to be the last guest on his program (she was also his first guest in 1997) to warn every American that there are internal forces that intend to destroy the American way of life.
Jim Blasingame
Jim Blasingame reveals that he is ending his program after over 23 years with the story about why he began broadcasting every weekday in 1997, and why that same motivation kept him going – small business owners, and thanked the sponsors that supported him, especially Insperity for 18 years.
Jim Blasingame
Jim Blasingame signs off with his audience in this next-to-last segment continuing his goal of helping small businesses success by re-emphasizing that they focus on THE School fundamentals.
Jim Blasingame
Jim Blasingame says goodbye to his audience after thousands of hours on the air since 1997, and encourages you to stay focused on delivering your special sauce to meet customer expectations, and always believe in yourself.
Steve Martin
Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the concept of success in terms that don’t just focus on money and stuff.
Steve Martin
Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss balancing the financial goals of your success equation with the impact you have on humanity – did you make a difference?
Steve Martin
Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the role that cash management and earning and retaining profits is essential to your short and long-term success in business.
Arky Ciancutti
Arky Ciancutti joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how trust is more than just the right thing to do, it’s a business best practice, and how to make that happen in your relationships.