Reporting on Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull volcano from Paris, Leslie Kossoff tells Jim Blasingame how this eruption has impacted her part of Europe.

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, Catherine Zandonella joins Jim Blasingame with tips on how to make environmentally sound decisions for your family by simply becoming aware of "green" choices that are available.

Announcing a new channel devoted to the wonders of wildlife around the globe, National Geographic V.P., Geoff Daniels talks with Jim Blasingame about the launch of National Geographic's new network, Nat Geo WILD, including some of the specific programs.

As the alpha member of your small business, are you taking care of your body as you do your corporate assets? Ken Leebow and Jim Blasingame talk about how to focus more on healthy nutrition and general physical well-being.

Wrapping up his 2009 predictions, Jim Blasingame talks about his prediction that terrorists would use an underwear bomb. But his idea was a little different from the current news. Check it out.

There are many moving parts to the modern Christmas holiday. Historian, Ken Davis joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what is true and what is myth, and what we should all do more of.

Etiquette expert, Colleen Rickenbacher joins Jim Blasingame to review proper etiquette and behavior as you attend holiday gatherings, including who to bring, what to bring and which glass of water is yours.

Can you use social media to raise money for charity? Scott Fox explains to Jim Blasingame how he is using Twitter to raise money for his charity by using that community to involve other people and distribute the message.

Joining Jim Blasingame for another Thanksgiving Day visit, Bob Dilenschneider and Jim talk about the many things we have to be thankful for, even when times seem to be so difficult.

In his traditional Thanksgiving Day message, Jim Blasingame talks about the origins of this holiday, how it wouldn't have been possible without a demonstration of the best of humanity, amazing serendipity and the phenomenon of cause-and-effect.