Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to reveal examples of when and how government regulators use their own political ideology to promulgate and enforce laws into regulations.

John Huber joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that political correctness and the word-police have replaced one of the great elements of America, honest and respectful debate among disagreeing people.

John Huber joins Jim Blasingame to report on recent research that shows people on both sides of the political aisle don’t feel comfortable bringing up politics with people they don’t agree with. What’s the psychology behind this?

Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to recommend some tips on how to keep employees happy, including recognizing their anniversary with the company, giving them their birthday off, etc.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to predict that the United States of America is now on an upward trajectory, even as we experience an unprecedented housecleaning in our legislative branch.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to discuss whether Americans are losing the ability to be grateful for what we have, since so many of us have never had to sacrifice anything for what we have.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the many reasons why America, warts and all, is the most unique and benevolent country in the world.

Jim Blasingame reveals the difference between being thankful for what we have, and learning how to be grateful for the people who made it possible, including our forebears upon whose shoulders we stand.

Jim Blasingame tells the story about one of the great moments in the annals of serendipity, when the Mayflower survivors had landed on the only place in the New World that was near an Indian named Squanto, who could save them.

Tamar Jacoby joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why Americans should be more than thankful, but rather, grateful to those who made this country and gave it to us, warts and all.