What do big businesses need to know about small businesses in order to serve them as customers? John's company provides this information and reports to Jim about why that's good for this relationship.

Is anything more important to a 21st century small business than a good business model? Susan and Jim talk about this and determine that your corporate values could be the most important asset of your business.

You've heard about Web 2.0, well Jorian Clarke talks with Jim Blasingame about Web 3.0 and explains how small businesses can use it right now to reach and serve customers better during an interview on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Success can be sweet, unless it makes you think you're a little too smart. Bob talks with Jim about the dangers that can be part of success and how to manage it well.

What does it look like if your business is failing, and do you know how to get yourself out of that situation, whether to fix it or to close up? Bob and Jim talk about what they have seen and learned about knowing when to quit and when to keep going.

Do you fear failure? Herman says you shouldn't, as he and Jim talk about how to fail your way to success.

What are the great management principles? Listen as James and Jim talk about what it takes to be a great manager in the 21st century, including how to work with humans.

Donna talks with Jim about global entrepreneurship first, and then they move on to talk about the 1st Women's Congress in Boston, and a little on women having access to capital.

Change is not only with us, but the velocity of change is increasing. Rick talks with Jim about how to initiate and lead change successfully by the way you introduce and execute it with your people.

Patience is a major virtue for anyone starting a small business, and Jeff Zbar and small business expert Jim Blasingametalk about how you can start your new business idea while being employment full-time on the Small Business Advocate Show.