Jim Ballard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the the concept of the runaround syndrome, what causes it, what it costs and how to avoid it.

What young neighborhood entrepreneurs can learn. Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to offer reveal some of the key marketplace lessons young neighborhood entrepreneurs can learn while making some extra money.

What should young neighbors try to sell to make some money? Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to offer advice to young entrepreneurs who just want to earn some extra money in the neighborhood.

Should you let young neighbors do odd jobs for you? Cliff Ennico joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why he chose not to hire a group of young neighbors who just wanted to earn some money.

Could that creepy centipede could gain new respect? Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the poison of a centipede could become a new pain killer that is used for localized application and would not impact major organs.

Your future hybrid car could look a lot different. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on three new technologies in solar, hydrogen power and batteries that could revolutionize more than one industry.

Americans increasingly feel economic opportunity is down. Stacey Alcorn joins Jim Blasingame to report on a survey that shows in the past 15 years Americans are less optimistic about economic opportunity, especially among Democrats.

Why do immigrants still see America as the land of opportunity? Stacey Alcorn joins Jim Blasingame to report that while many Americans are down on economic opportunity, immigrants with a different perspective are getting rich.

Jim Blasingame to explain that the work of chambers of commerce is done by its members, plus why there is no other organization in the marketplace that can cut across barriers in the way chambers do.

Terry Hach joins Jim Blasingame to discuss his small business Floors 2 U, plus he explains that being a part of his local chambers of commerce allows him to be part of a network of other small business that look our for each other & work together to keep business local.