Jim Blasingame differentiates between being thankful for the stuff you have, and being grateful to whomever made that stuff possible.

Jim Blasingame tells the story about one of the great moments in the annals of serendipity, when the Mayflower survivors had landed on the only place in the New World that was near an Indian named Squanto, who could save them.

Jim Blasingame reveals the difference between being thankful for what we have, and learning how to be grateful for the people who made it possible, including our forebears upon whose shoulders we stand.

Jim Blasingame celebrates his 20th anniversary on the air discussing the three things he started out telling small business owners to focus on in 1997.

Jim Blasingame celebrates his 20th anniversary on the radio by revealing that in the next 20 years, we’ll have to focus on the ethics of using digital leverage.

Jim Blasingame reveals what he was doing and thinking the year before he decided to begin his radio talk show, as he celebrates its 20th anniversary.

Jim Blasingame marks the 20th anniversary milestone of his radio program, and the 18th anniversary of his e-zine, and discusses what it took to make that happen all these years.

Jim reveals the power of the Cloud, including five applications, as well as how to avoid one of the biggest problems with it.

Jim Blasingame reveals that we have to begin thinking about how to evolve our analog ethical catalog into a force that will be effective against digital leverage.

Jim Blasingame reveals how Jeff Foxworthy’s comedic routine can be used to the advantage of small businesses.