Michael Chandler talks with Jim Blasingame about the process of writing and publishing a novel. They go on to talk about how to use Michael's "Dreamweaving" system to make sure you're approaching the marketplace effectively.

When is more actually less? David and Jim talk about how more ideas, more people and more words are not necessarily a good thing, and why this is good news for small business.

Many great ideas have failed because the weren't communicated properly and Dan talks with Jim about how to make your great small business ideas stick so they have the maximum opportunity to be successful.

Douglas joins Jim for the first time to talk about why small businesses should make sure they're operating a 21st century business, not a left-over 20th century one.

Floyd joins Jim to talk about how to turn the features of the things you sell - and that you love way too much - into the benefits that actually attract customers.

Phyllis joins Jim to talk about using the creative process to find naming opportunities for your business, your products or a marketing campaign.

Stephanie joins Jim again to try to help him get organized. Today's visit is about how to unclutter and throw things away. Some of this was painful for Jim.

Lee joins Jim for the first time to talk about how to prepare yourself financially for retirement. This is more about who you are and how you think than financial strategy.

Floyd joins Jim to talk about who to establish your business in the marketplace, including a few things not to do.

Floyd joins Jim to help him celebrate seven years on the air and to talk about what has changed for small businesses over that time.