With so many challenges and the difficult economic environment, Bob Dilenschneider and Jim Blasingame talk about these realities and how to still maintain a spirit of thanksgiving.

What can happen when one person decides to do a good thing? Jim Blasingame talks about how one person made a difference and how each of us can do the same.

Do you know the difference between the truth and myths about Thanksgiving? Ken Davis talks with Jim Blasingame about what really happened on the first thanksgiving day, and how it became one of America's favorite holidays.

Making sure that priorities are kept in the proper perspective is critical for the long-term survival of a small business owner, according to Andrew Sherman, as he talks with Jim Blasingame.

The words we use in our small business do matter. Jim Ballard and Jim Blasingame talk about why it's important to take a little extra time and consideration before we speak or deliver something in writing, including advertising.

The Small Business Advocate Show was launched 11 years ago on this day. Jim Blasingame reflects on the evolution of the small business landscape since his first broadcast November 17, 1997.

How does personality play a role in the effectivenes of a small business to deal with challenging times? Pierce and Jane Howard talk with Jim Blasingame about how the personality of individual team members does matter.

How well do you respond to fear? Joe Bailey talks with Jim Blasingame about how to address the fearful things in your life and business, especially with a challenging economy and a new government about to take over.

Steve Chandler talks with Jim Blasingame about how to manage fear in your small business by applying fear-fighting tools, such as experiences, preparation and courage.

How does a home-based business owner stay motivated during a challenging economy? Jeff Zbar talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the things to do, physically and mentally, to make sure you don't turn into a caveman (or cave woman).