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Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the fact that business travel is heavily influenced these days for good and bad: It's bad when you go through the airports with all of your technology, and it's good because many of the new technologies allow you to take less stuff.

It's President Washington's 275th birthday, and Dennis joins Jim to talk about the life and times, and impact, of this great American.

Rich and Jim talk about the current issues on the Iraq war and then move on to who is going to be the most likely to emerge as the presidential nominee a year from now.

Priscilla talks with Jim about how to use the media to help you market your business, as well as how to use blogs to promote your small business.

Since cash is king, cash management must be one of the most important tasks of any small business, and Kenny talks with Jim about how to use credit tools and technology to help you improve your own cash management

The world being flat may may be a good thing, as Thomas Freidman says, but it won't help if the government puts up protectionist walls, and Steve talks with Jim about some of the things we need to focus on to make sure our flat global economic and innovative world flourishes without walls.

Listen to Brian and Jim talk about the challenges and opportunities for 21st century entrepreneurs.

Imagine an American going to the home of golf, Scotland, and building a golf course in the middle of the most historic golf area on the planet. Well, Jerry is doing that and he joins Jim to talk about how.

Bill and Jim talk about what small business owners are saying about the current and near-future economy, which is pretty good, by the way. They also talk about a decision by the Fed to pursue a new inflation decision.

First, we have a visit from President Abraham Lincoln, who, among other things, will recite his Gettysburg Address. Then Gene joins Jim to talk about some of the tips we've learned from Lincoln on how to be a better communicator.