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The economy is chugging along quite nicely, and Sam joins Jim to explain why your small business should be thinking positive about it.

The 109th Congress will be taking over soon, and Governor DuPont joins Jim to talk about what that new leadership will do for -- or to -- small businesses.

Sometimes small businesses feel that their biggest enemies are politicians who pass legislation, and impose regulations and taxes, that are harmful to them. John joins Jim to talk about what small businesses can expect out of the 109th Congress, now lead by the Democrats.

Joan and Jim begin their visit discussing some of the key issues of the Iraq Study Group report, which drags some hard truth about the future in Iraq into the sunlight. They move on to talk about the insurance industry, some of the key economic indicators that are being projected for 2007, and some news about venture capital.

The holidays are a time of great joy for many, but not so much for some. Jim D joins Jim B to talk about some ways to be happy during this time of the year.

It's time to finalize our end-of-the-year tax planning to make sure we've covered all the bases, and Eva joins Jim to provide some reminders.

The key to success funding and delivering healthcare is portability, not the 20th century employer-based model. Dr. Gratzer talks with Jim about how this can be done and why it's good for small businesses. The first segment of this interview has Dr. G talking about his thoughts on arguably the greatest economist of the past century, the late Milton Freeman.

Starting a small business is increasing as an option for our military veterans, including those who are disabled, like those wounded in the line of duty. Charles joins Jim to talk for the second day in a row about a program that is helping these disabled veterans to be more successful.

Being so moved by the spirit of Tracy Reep, Jim takes a few minutes to talk about his thoughts by reflecting on something Winston Churchill said during WWII.

Getting more sales is the single most important goal of any salesperson, and Brad talks with Jim about some of the key fundamentals needed to get more sales.