What's the greatest threat to the travel industry? Technology, not oil prices, and Janet Christy joins Jim Blasingame to talk about ways to travel less and still get business.

Women are playing an increasing role in global business, especially small business, and Terry Neese talks with Jim Blasingame about this, and what her organization is doing to promote global women's business ownership.

What do women need to know about business ownership? Mary Cantando talks with Jim Blasingame about what women need to know about owning a business in addition to what any business owners would need to know.

Why aren't women better negotiators? Linda Babcock talks with Jim Blasingame about the unique challenges women face in the marketplace when negotiating for what they want.

What extra help do women business owners need to help them to find success in the marketplace? Janet Christy and Jim Blasingame talk about some of the things that hold women back that are self-imposed.

How do you recession-proof your small business? Michelle and Jim talk about some of the things you can do to help you refuse to participate in an economic downturn.

Are you still looking for a grant to start your small business? Janet and Jim talk about the correct way to capitalize your venture, which is not to look for a grant.

How are women doing with regard to getting government contracts? Barbara joins Jim to report that women are not getting their share of government contracts and what should be done to improve that record.

Mary joins Jim to talk about the fact that enjoying working in your business does not make you a workaholic and how technology can help you stay close to your business while keeping your family happy.

How are women business owners doing these days? Nell talks with Jim about the strength of women business ownership and what is being done to support this rapidly growing sector.