Mike Eves shares his story about getting an animation degree from college and soon after graduating shifting his focus to start his own design business. He also shares his journey about working at a Fortune 500 company and how it has helped him focus on builder a better business.

Kendall Clements shares his story as an entrepreneur. He explains how although his mistakes cost him majorly he was able to learn and get himself where he is now. Kendall then moves on to explain that making a lasting impression on a customer is some of the best and cheapest marketing there is out there.

Splendor Sargent briefly shares her history of going from dental work to working at a radio station and the goods and bads of her decision to do so. She then goes on to explain about some of the programs she is in to help others, mainly women, to get in business and be terrific business owners. She then finishes by explaining the importance of marketing and how whether it is through radio, internet, billboards, or other means.

Mark Slack tells us about the tourism business he is in, how they have stayed in business when their competition has not, and how they have dealt with government and other regulations. He also explains how he and others he works with have used a business coach to help them improve their leadership and business skills. He then expands on that by sharing his experiences with other groups and clubs he has joined that do not cost very much money, if any, that have helped him improve his overall business experience.

Rick Barnes tells us his story of moving from one career to another. He explains the difficulties of going back to school but says it was definately worth it once it was all done. Rick then goes on to explain what we can do with copy rights, trademarks,and patents. He shares what they can and can't cover, why we should spend our money to protect our business or product, and when patents, trademarks, and copy rights are good and when they are bad.

Ed Smith tells us the best places to buy for a business location, what times are better to buy in, and what we can do to market our business. He goes on to expound on his marketing tips by telling us to not be afraid to spend some money and give away things to get your name out.

Eric Palmer shares his story of starting a pest control business and staying focused on his customers. He tells how he has built trust between his employees and his customers. He also discusses how he kept his customers from going to the big boys, and how he outsources work to make things more efficient.

Kevin Aiken tells us how his Mother switched her franchised business to a consignment business and the challenges and benifits it brought. He also goes on to share what it was like to become a part of the business. He then concludes by disclosing their difficulties with finding and hiring good employees and the importance of making sure the financial side of business is balanced.

Brent McFadden has worked in the Pharmacy industry for over 20 years and planned out a way to compete against large national chain stores with his new pharmacy. Brent shares his ideas on how his business plan helped him, and how knowing your customers name can make all the difference. Brent also talks about the transitions of moving from a large business to your own business and the fine line of taking previous clients with you.

Nicki Pace of the "Painted Pony" discusses building a successful fine dinning restaurant in a dying economy. In this interview she shares her tips on building a relationship with customers and giving them not just service, but an experience! She teaches us why she doubled advertising when her business was slowing down. Nicki also shares what drives her passion with her newest restaurant just opening "George's".