On the occasion of Father's Day, Joe Bailey and Jim Blasingame talk about their thoughts on having a father and being a father.

Reflecting on being a father, Jim Blasingame talks about how being a father changed him and why he thinks being a father is a big deal.

How do you deal with the stress of an uncertain economic future? Joe Baily joins Jim Blasingame to talk about ways to deal with the challenges and opportunities that don't always come in the proper proportions.

During the first half of the 19th century, America was still an experiment, and Ken Davis joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the events and people that made the early 1800s such an important part of America's history.

Freedom isn't free - it's paid for with precious currency. Broadcasting his 13th consecutive live Memorial Day show, Jim Blasingame talks about the price of freedom and he reminds us that today we stand on the broad shoulders of those who paid it for us with what President Lincoln described as "the last full measure of devotion."

This small business helps you AND contributes to charities. Barry Shore joins Jim Blasingame to talk about his courageous recovery from a rare disease to create a company that contributes to charities with every customer transaction.

As a manager, are you a spiller or a filler? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the difference between managers who are spillers and those who are fillers, and what role courage plays in these two.

What's the difference between a manager and a leader?Michael Stallard and Jim Blasingame discuss the benefits that follow when you decide to become a leader rather than just being a manager.

How does the U.S. rank in global philanthropy and aid? Heidi Metcalf Little joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the U.S. ranks with other countries in total giving, including government aid as well as individual and foundation giving.

Recognizing America's militia on this Memorial Day, Jim Blasingame talks about how the meaning and importance of Memorial Day has constant and abiding ties to America's small business owners, past and present.