Julie Thomas joins Jim Blasingame to report the findings of a new study that almost two-thirds of business customers don’t trust what your salespeople tell them at worst, and not helpful at best.

Julie Thomas joins Jim Blasingame to report on a recent study that asked business customers if they feel comfortable with the integrity of the sales people who call on them.

Sarah Petty and Marley Stubblefield, a high school senior, join Jim Blasingame to talk about a growing national program to educate college seniors on entrepreneurship, including one of the participants telling her story.

Jim Blasingame discusses his new book, The 3rd Ingredient, which reveals the real reason why controversies like the ones involving Facebook, Amazon, etc., are due to a lack of ethics, not the use of artificial intelligence.

Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to lament the fact that Washington seems to reflect the stark division between Americans regarding political ideology, and why that’s not good for our long-term wellbeing.

Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the global grassroots revolts and whether they could have an impact on countries like Russia and China. Plus could such a revolt impact the trading mentality on Wall Street?

Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to report on the many grassroots revolts going on around the world by citizens who are tired of leaders of institutions serving themselves instead of their constituents.

Rick Haltermann joins Jim Blasingame to report on the decline in happiness of the U.S., based on global research, and to recommend ways that this trend can be reversed, for example, by not always making everything about you.

Rick Haltermann joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the concepts of happiness as something you can create for yourself, regardless of your circumstances, including finding a way to be less self-involved.

Bryan Mattimore joins Jim Blasingame to reveal five examples of growth strategy focuses for small business CEOs, including partnering and networking, etc.