Juan Hindo joins Jim Blasingame to report on the World Community Grid, how it contributes to solving world problems, like finding cures for diseases, and how you can be part of that process with very little effort.

Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why her new book on starting a home-based business is well-timed for the current work-from-home era we’re currently in because of the pandemic.

Stephanie Carruthers joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the cyber-security landscape, and explain the two prominent ways that your business can be compromised by cyber-criminals.

Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to report on her experience of flying cross-country commercially, including the almost empty airport, but the almost full airplane.

Beverly Flaxington joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some ways to manage the understandable stress associated with reopening your business after being shut down for several weeks.

Terrence Hayes joins Jim Blasingame to report on a special program for veterans who are having financial difficulty, and how it helps them pay bills and get back on their feet – VFW.org.

Terrence Hayes joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the events – large and small – around the world conducted by the VFW, and why we can never stop memorializing those who died.

Terrence Hayes joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the memories he has of Memorial Day before he went to war with those who didn’t return with him, and in the years since.

Jim Blasingame celebrates Memorial Day by remembering four people - by name - who are part of his life, and who gave their lives so we have the opportunity to enjoy liberty: Joel Mock, Danny McGee, Joel Forrester, and Matt McCormick.

Jim Blasingame reminds us of the origins of Memorial Day, and how the coronavirus pandemic should make us all even more reverential to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice to preserve liberty.