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Anita and Jim talk about something called Web 2.0 and why business owners need to know about this as they make future technology and online plans.

Annabel and Jim talk using Wi-Max, wireless Internet connections that don't depend on telephone lines or cable, as a back-up in the event of a disaster or other business interruption.

Andrea and Jim talk about the importance of being aware in order to be a successful networker, and to remind you that in networking, it's not all about you.

A.J. joins Jim to tell his entrepreneurial story and explain how he turned $500 into $65 million in the grocery industry.

Paul joins Jim to report on the results of a recent AFLAC survey of small business owners concerning their challenges in finding, hiring, and retaining good employees. In addition to a few suggestions on how to address these challenges, Paul also offers his advice on how to run a successful sales organization.

Amanda and Jim talk about the upcoming bill in the Senate on Small Business Health Plans, why this bill is important to small businesses, and what we can do to help it pass.

Al and John join Jim to talk about some of the things that are being done to help small businesses get going again in New Orleans, including what their company, DHL, is doing.

Andrew joins Jim to discuss his brain child, the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They are joined later by Caren Shaffer who talks about Profiles International and it's contribution to diversity in the marketplace.

Todd joins Jim at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They talk about diversity being more of a strategy and best practice in the changing global economy. Todd shares ways that Johnson & Johnson is bringing awareness to the talent that's out there.

Tom and Jim talk about how things have changed for marketing and sales people in the 21st century. Tom points out that it's not enough to build a brand today, you have to deliver on your brand promise.