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Two years after Katrina, Bay St. Louis, MS, where the eye of the hurricane came ashore, is still recovering, and Tish joins Jim with an update on their progress, including their attempt to get the national flood insurance expanded to include wind and water.

Jim talks about some of the key elements required to truly be able to look at the plans you're making for your business objectively.

How much does fear control how you behave as a small business owner? Joe talks with Jim about this and how to minimize the potential for fear to prevent you from accomplishing your entrepreneurial dreams.

Can you make any sense of the current presidential campaigns? Rich joins Jim to help sort out the part of the presidential process that we should care about at this stage.

What's new with regard to small business taxes? Barbara talks with Jim about some of the things we need to know about taxes right now, as well as a few that we need to be preparing for.

What is the absolute worst marketing mistake small business owners make? Michael and Jim discuss this and explain how to stop doing it.

The rules of power and influence have changed in the 21st century, and Bob joins Jim to talk about how to understand these new rules and claim your own power and influence.

After a general discussion of the current economy, including housing, energy, credit and global business, Joan and Jim also talk about the antiquated air traffic control system, regulatory compliance help for small businesses, the presidential election campaigns, and venture capital trends.

More and more people are locating their businesses in old neighborhoods and homes, and Bev and Jim talk about some of the dynamics of this trend.

After he talks about what he found during his recent trip to Turkey, Sam reports on how the national economy is shaping up through the rest of the third quarter, including credit availability, order backlogs and capital spending.