Leslie Grossman joins Jim Blasingame to explain that all business owners need a peer group that will help you address problems in your business and hold you accountable.

Leslie Grossman joins Jim Blasingame to discus what you can learn from collaboration and why getting face-to-face with your peers when you have challenging issues is important.

Leslie Grossman joins Jim Blasingame to explain that CEOs should spend time with other CEOs because you can do more with collaboration than with competition, plus why small business CEOs are sometimes hesitant to meet with others.

Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to explain that if you're building a business, you have to build respect between you and your customers, your employees, and even your competitors.

Adam Bryant joins Jim Blasingame to explain that everyone has to contribute to innovation, plus how good relationships between colleagues and between bosses and employers creates a fertile ground for new ideas.

Jim Blasingame reports on a poll that shows small business owners do not agree with the Obama administration that climate change is settled science.

Jim Blasingame compares the commitment and sacrifice make by both Olympic athletes and small business owners as they seek success knowing that they may never get a gold medal.

Burt Folsom joins Jim Blasingame to discuss discuss how part of President Obama's legacy may be the decline of the middle class.

Burt Folsom joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the irony of the Obama policies that are actually causing income inequality while the president gives speeches about how he wants to end it.

Are Lincoln's famous words still meaningful? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate Lincoln's birthday and discuss how enduring is his ideals of, "of the people, by the people, for the people," are today.