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How's the economy doing these days? Sam joins Jim to discuss whether the economy is headed up or down over the next few months. <br></["br"]>

Did you know you're the beneficiary of the benevolence of one of the great 19th century empire builders? Sam joins Jim to talk about the resources available to entrepreneurs from the online library that is the 21st century version of the bequest of Mr. Hill.

As Jim celebrates Home-Based Business Week he talks about the historical significance of this type of business structure and how it's evolved over the past century. Jim is joined later in the show by the person who is responsible for this week becoming more or less official, Beverley Williams.

Can a small business really dominate in a market sector against the big guys? Geary not only says yes, but he's proving it, as he shares with Jim in this very important interview.

What do we really know about Christopher Columbus? Ken joins Jim on Columbus Day to fill us in on some things we know and some we don't know, about this man traditionally -- which is not to say, correctly -- recognized as the person who discovered America.

Who're going to be the presidential nominees in '08? Don joins Jim to talk about his thoughts on how the presidential races are going, including how the new primary schedule is going to shake things up. Don also makes a couple of predictions you don't want to miss.

Are the generations still having challenges working together? Mike talks with Jim about this and has some ideas about how Boomer employers can work more successfully with Gen X employees.

He saw some niches while on active duty and when he left the Army, decided to see if he could fill them. Jim C joins Jim B to talk about his entrepreneurial journey, including how a Small Business Development Center helped him succeed.

Joan and Jim begin their visit talking about how things have changed for Wal-Mart and why that's good news for small business. They go on to talk about issues about the U.S. dollar as it relates to other currencies and how that affects our economy. Next they discuss the future of the housing industry and possible opportunities, the healthcare settlement between GM and UAW. And finally, they reflect on the 50th anniversary of the Russian satellite, Sputnik.

The #1 phobia is not snakes or spiders, it's fear of public speaking. But it doesn't have to be that way for you, and Karen joins Jim to talk about several things you can do to make a successful presentation or speech.