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If information is the most important things small business owners need to acquire, how do they do that? John and Jim talk about getting the right information from the right people, including professional advisers.

Are you maximizing your ability to connect with prospects and customers later through marketing campaigns? Lois and Jim talk about why you should be collecting contact information about the people you meet and what to do with that information once you've asked permission to use it.

There are some new laws that protect employers who provide retirement plans for their employees, and Rick talks with Jim about these, as well as whether Rick thinks stocks are over-valued, and what he thinks about investing in the now-record stock market.

Talent is fine. Passion is good. But all of this won't make you successful if you don't make the right choices and John talks with Jim about how to attain the proper balance between these three.

Joan and Jim begin their visit discussing the Republican presidential hopefuls and then move on to discuss whether stocks are over-priced, the economy in general, a review of future energy prices and a number of other current topics.

All small businesses have the challenges of when to grow and how to grow, including home based businesses. Beverley joins Jim to talk about how home based businesses can make these tough decisions.

Is your Web site an expense or a profit center? Joe joins Jim to talk about how to make sure the search engines know who you are and where your Web site is, so it becomes more about profit than expense.

Tim has been judging several business planning competitions and he joins Jim to talk about the ones that won, the ones that didn't, what was the difference, and what can we learn from this.

Jim takes a few minutes to celebrate law enforcement professionals and recognize them for the selfless work they do.

Believe it or not, most businesses have instant profit opportunities right under their noses, and Steve Martin talks with Jim Blasingame about how to identify a few of them on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.