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	Resources for Entrepreneurs from the Kauffman Foundation Guest: Marianne Hudson, The Kauffman Foundation. Marianne provides resources available to entrepreneurs today. December 27, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Web 2.0 – What Is It and Why Should You Care? Guest: Charles Jolley, CEO of Sproutit.com Charles defines in plain English what Web 2.0 means – listen and learn. December 20, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Trends in U.S. Small Business Guest: Hector Barreto, Administrator of the SBA. Hector shares some interesting facts and insight about some of the challenges small businesses face today. December 13, 2005. 60 minutes.
	The Spreadsheet is Dead! Guest: Mike Seifert, CEO of Strategic Resources. Web-based business applications can make your organization more efficient and save money. December 6, 2005. 60 minutes.
	What’s All This Buzz About Buzz Marketing? Guest: Ron McDaniel, CEO of Buzzoodle.com. The trend toward buzz marketing and word of mouth marketing – and why they are so important today. November 29, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Why You Can’t Ignore These Six Million Businesses Guest: Gayle Watson, President of NAWBO.org. The woman-owned business: what it looks like, how it is different, how you sell to it. November 22, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Why Most Businesses Lose Their Edge Guest: Gary Harpst, CEO of Six Disciplines. The founder of Solomon Software describes how small businesses can stall and stop growing, and how to prevent it. November 15, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Recurring Revenue Streams – How to Create Guest: Frank Griffith, Chairman of Griffith Holdings Inc. This successful entrepreneur explains how recurring revenue streams can transform a small business. November 8, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Changes in Online Media, Including Blogs Guest: Torsten Jacobi, CEO of Creative Weblogging. Insights into today’s online media, including blogs and blog networks. November 1, 2005. 60 minutes.
	Building Small Businesses that Learn, Lead and Last Guest: Gary Harpst, CEO of Six Disciplines. The problem with most business strategy is executing it — listen and learn how to do it. July 26, 2005. 55 minutes.
	Selling to Big Companies – It Can Be Done Guest: Jill Konrath, CEO of SellingtoBigCompanies.com. Find out what it takes for small businesses to get big companies as customers. May 15, 2005. 45 minutes.
	How Musicians, Writers and Filmmakers Make Money Today Guest: Robin Good of mega-site Masternewmedia.com. In this special interview he explains the new business model for musicians and writers today. May 13, 2005. 40 minutes.
	IT Security: You Have to Take it Seriously Guest: Michael Dees, CEO of eSecurity-direct.com. This IT professional explains what small businesses need to do to keep their information technology systems secure. April 11, 2005. 45 minutes.
	Stage a Business Coup Guest: Barry Moltz, Author of “You Need to Be A Little Crazy.” Barry does a reading of an article he wrote and gives the backstory on his real-life experiences behind it. April 8, 2005. 13 minutes.
	Your Best and Highest Use Guest: Andy Birol, Author and CEO of Birol Growth Consulting. To excel as a business owner you must limit your time to your best and highest use. March 25, 2005. 40 minutes.
	The Well Utilized Business Lawyer Guest: Anthony Cerminaro, Attorney. Find out the secrets for getting the most from your legal advisors. March, 2005. 45 minutes.
	14 Ways to a Successful Company Guest: Ron Finklestein, Author and CEO of Akris. Ron Finklestein tells real-life success stories from 14 small businesses. These are businesses anyone can identify with. March, 2005. 40 minutes.
	CEO Talks Guest: Warren Carter, CEO of MyOnlyOne.com. A CEO answers 10 questions about what made his business successful. March 10, 2005. 30 minutes.
	I Made a Few Hundred Million … Guest: Wayne McVicker, Author and Founder of Neoforma. Wayne McVicker speaks informally about what it was like to start a business that went IPO in the Dot Com boom. February 24, 2005. 35 minutes.
	Creating Customer Evangelists Guest: Jackie Huba, Author of “Creating Customer Evangelists.” Jackie Huba, the well-known business author, explains what small businesses can do to create customer evangelists. February 24, 2005. 45 minutes.
	Entrepreneurial Terror: How to Get Through the Dark Days and Into the Light Guest: Ruth King, CEO of BusinessTVChannel.com. Uplifting true-life stories of entrepreneurs who overcame crises. February 10, 2005. 40 minutes.
	Solutions for the Startup Funding Problem Guest: Peter Ireland, Founder of Antiventurecapital.com. Lesser known sources of funding for your small business or startup. January 27, 2005. 45 minutes.
	Top 2005 Economic Trends for Small Business Guest: Dr. John C. Soper of John Carroll University. Dr. Soper forecasts the economic trends that will impact small businesses in 2005. January 13, 2005. 45 minutes.
	Taking Your Small Business Global Guest: Laurel Delaney, CEO of GlobeTrade.com. Today it is possible even for a small business to have a global reach – find out how. December 30, 2004. 45 minutes.
	How I Run a Publishing Business from a Home Office Guest: Eric Olsen, Founder of mega-site Blogcritics.com. Eric Olsen tells the story of how he runs the wildy popular Blogcritics from a home office. December 16, 2004. 45 minutes.
	Five Entrepreneurial Myths Guest: Dr. Jeffrey Cornwall, Director, Entrepreneurship Center, Belmont University. Our perceptions about entrepreneurs are not always correct — see why. December 2, 2004. 45 minutes.

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