Chester Elton joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how assuming the best in people results directly in a higher-performing organization, plus when to offer a compliment for performance.

Chester Elton joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what “soft skills” look like when managing people, and why they’re important to achieve a culture of positivity.

Judith and Joan join Jim Blasingame to offer advice based on their experience on how to be screened for breast cancer and why regular self-exams are critical.

Judith and Joan join Jim Blasingame to reveal what they had to do in order to beat breast cancer, including their treatment and subsequent follow-up plan.

Judith Glaser and Joan Pryde join Jim Blasingame to share their stories about how they were first diagnosed with breast cancer, Joan in 2000 and Judith in 2001.

Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on the progress toward regulatory reform that President Trump has produced and should get credit for.

Jim Blasingame talks about how ladies especially should be more careful as they use public conveyance technology, and how to ask for chivalry from men you know, and how to accept it when it’s offered.

Anita Rosen joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the term the “Internet of Things” and why as great as the application of it can be, it also carries with it certain exposures.

Dr. Eric Cole joins Jim Blasingame to report that the Equifax breach is likely 240 million accounts, each of which includes all of your personal and credit information, and why we’re losing the cyber-war.

Jim Blasingame discusses why it’s essential that Americans get back to disagreeing instead of fighting about our differences, which is what our enemies are counting on, and indeed contributing to.