Did you find anything about the bad economic conditions to be grateful for? Mike Robbins and Jim Blasingame talk about why you shouldn't waste a crisis and how to find opportunity even in a recession.

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.

Being a small business CEO requires executive leadership and encouragement, according to Bill Treasurer, who talks with Jim Blasingame about what it takes to become the Chief Encouragement Officer of your small business.

Agreeing that 2010 is the beginning of a new marketplace era, Dave Anderson and Jim Blasingame talk about how to get your organization ready for the new marketplace by creating an accountability culture that can be explained, measured and accomplished.

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.

Terry Neese thinks peace can be promoted by promoting women business ownership globally, as she explains with Jim Blasingame about the success of their 2009 Peace Through Business tour. This work is currently focused on Rwanda and Afghanistan.

Celebrating small business milestones is the topic of discussion between Karen Kerrigan and Jim Blasingame, including the fact that you're still in business at the end of 2009.

How old would you say you are if you didn't know when you were born? Jim Donovan joins Jim Blasingame to talk about not letting an old person move into your body, including a few ideas on how to stay productive as long as you live.

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.