Colleges are teaching exporting curriculum? Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the U.S. Commercial Service is training college teachers about exporting fundamentals as part of the business curriculum.

Would you like to have free help developing a successful export strategy? Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how the U.S. Commercial Service helps small businesses navigate the waters of developing a successful export plan.

Could you use more sales? Do you care where a sales increase comes from? Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how many companies are growing their revenue and profits by exporting products, with the help of the U.S. Commercial Service.

How will China solve its internal challenges? Benjamin Wey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how China is dealing with their internal challenges, including unemployment, rising inflation and demographic issues associated with their one-child policy.

Will China be a trade partner or a dominator in the future? Benjamin Wey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the differences between the Chinese economy and its and political structure, and what outside businesses must know about the two.

Should U.S. businesses be concerned about China? Benjamin Wey joins Jim Blasingame to discuss concerns that U.S. companies have about doing business with China, including protecting their intellectual property.

Why Egyptians like Americans better than Indians? Gene Griessman joins Jim Blasingame with a travelogue on his recent trip to Egypt, and why the "Ugly American" has been replaced by the loved American.

One of the father's of free trade was Frederic Bastiat. Bob McTeer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the 21st century relevance of the 19th century free trade writings of French economist, Frederic Bastiat.

Ex-Im Bank president, Fred Hochberg, joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the financial support his organization provides small businesses entering the export market, including capital insurance and guaranteed loans for both products and services as low as $5,000.

Ex-Im Bank president, Fred Hochberg, joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the launch of the Global Access for Small Business initiative, which provides financial support for small firms that serve larger customers who are exporters.