Weldon Long joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what he learned as a young man on the wrong side of the law who turned his life around and became an amazing success story and thought-leader.

Gary Sirak joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some examples of the compromising condition of the American Dream, including whether the younger generations even have the inclination to dream that way.

Quint Studer joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how he looks at helping communities and businesses prosper, including the powerful abundant thinking approach to what we have, instead of what we don’t have.

Don Hunter and Clara Villarosa join Jim Blasingame to reveal how they’re teaching others to shake off the victimhood temptation and take responsibility for their own future.

Ilise Benun joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to be an intrapreneur – entrepreneurial employee – in your corporate job, if you can find a corporation that will allow that.

Melinda Emerson joins Jim Blasingame to offer suggestions on how to help black entrepreneurs claim the business ownership component of the American Dream.

Jim Alampi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss other factors about business growth, including whether having a larger business will make the founders/owners happy.

Jesmane Boggenpoel joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the four things that should be addressed to create economic growth in developing countries are education, health, food distribution and capital formation.

Jim Blasingame reveals the two horizons small businesses watch for their future, one for the macro and national economy, and one for the ability of their own business to handle what comes next.

Jim Blasingame reveals that, despite what the headlines may say, small businesses are still on top of the economic mountain, even if they descend a little to take a breather from time to time.