Can a college co-ed beat the Street? Bob Fischer and Jenny Young join Jim Blasingame to discuss how this Sweet Briar College co-ed beat the top Wall Street investment advisors using rules-based investment strategies.

Want to beat the street with your portfolio? Bob Fischer joins Jim Blasingame, along with Jenny Young, a recent graduate of Sweet Briar College, to discuss teaching rules-based investment strategies to college students.

How can you avoid crisis management altogether? Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the innovation imperative and the importance of anticipating pressure to avoid crisis management and truly innovate and be proactive.

Innovation isn't just radical new products. Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss what innovation may be for small businesses when adapting to change, whether changing your products or your hours, etc.

Could you find gigantic business success in a tiny niche? Jim Houtz joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how a free-market economy allows entrepreneurs to find great success by filling niches inside of niches.

Intellectual property increasingly more of the value in a small business. David Dawsey joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how much intellectual property contributes to the value of your business and how to manage your IP.

Could "green" make your small business more efficient? Edward Humes joins Jim Blasingame to discuss thinking about maximizing the value of all resources as a way of sustaining your business and our world.

What is your attitude toward going "green?" Edward Humes joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how Wal-Mart's green initiative can help capitalists embrace the environmental cause.

What's new in the world of weeds and silk worms? Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to talk about poison-resistant super weeds, plus silk worms that produce colored silk to skip the dying process, and why you should care.

How is book publishing changing? Dan Poynter joins Jim Blasingame to discuss ebooks and the inevitable demise of classic brick and mortar book stores and traditional book publishing companies.