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The economy is a mixed bag these days and Sam joins Jim to report on what his partners are saying about the national economy.

How much does it cost to treat customers like friends? Scott talks with Jim about the answer to this question and the benefits of getting the right answer.

Consumers have changed in the 21st century, and Ron joins Jim to talk about what small businesses need to know about the nine new types of consumers, what they want and how to get it to them.

How much different is being a small business in Europe than in the U.S.? Leslie joins Jim from England to discuss these differences.

What are your management strengths and weaknesses? Chuck and Jim talk about how to determine these, so you can leverage your strengths and delegate the tasks that you're not good at.

If you want to have maximum success as a small business in the 21st century, you must have an e-business strategy, even if on a very small scale. Rick joins Jim to talk about this and how to make it happen.

Is being a small business owner a good career move for you? Bill talks with Jim about how to determine if risking your own capital is the best way for you to get a piece of the marketplace excitement, or if you'd be better off being an entrepreneurial employee.

Do you know the difference between marketing and advertising for your small business? Jeff talks with Jim about the differences and connections between marketing and advertising, including what your organization has to do to support these efforts.

Is the I-phone for you? Annabel and Jim talk about the new Apple I-phone and whether it's time to for your small business to buy one or not.

David talks with Jim about why he thinks Michael Moore's movie, "Sicko," is more cartoon than documentary, and what really needs to be done to improve the U.S. healthcare system.