William Hubbartt joins Jim Blasingame to offer best practices and advice on how to handle sexual harassment complaints to helping you manage this delicate part of being a manager of teams of people.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to report on the un-monolithic beliefs of Black Americans in the attitude about where America should go regarding race, including rejecting the notion that they are victims.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to recall how his family celebrated Black History Month over the years, and to compare that to the current themes, which are focused more on divisiveness than building on progress.

Clara Villarosa joins Jim Blasingame to report on her life experiences as a 90-year-old Black American who achieved the American dream, helped her daughters do that, and believes nothing is in the way of her grandchildren’s future.

Clara Villarosa joins Jim Blasingame to prove that if you really want to know about Black History in America, you should talk to a nonagenarian who’s seen it all and came away with powerful wisdom and perspective.

Patricia Greene joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the difference between how women and men talk to other business people, including their confidence in seeking investment capital.

Patricia Greene joins Jim Blasingame to report on an entrepreneurial learning platform that has been developed to help women start, run and grow their businesses – it’s free and self-paced.

Patricia Greene joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the difference between women and men as they seek their way in the world of entrepreneurship, including some unique challenges.

Dr. Marilyn Singleton joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate Black History Month by revealing her own rise to personal power, and that of other Black Americans, and why this evidence refutes the notion that systemic racism exists in America.

Dr. Marilyn Singleton joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate Black History Month by refuting the caustic and cynical idea of reparations, and discuss why such continued efforts only create more division among Americans of all backgrounds.