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Kate talks with Jim about some of the different ways to think about establishing the price for work done by personal service companies, like consultants, for example.

Bill talks with Jim about recent research his company conducted on how and why employees waste company time, plus just what all of that goldbricking costs the U.S. economy every year.

Don talks with Jim about the roll of SBDCs across the country to help small businesses at all levels of development and maturity.

Paul joins Jim to first talk about the Administaff Small Business Classic Champions tournament in Oct. They move on to talk about the challenges a small business has when it is growing to the next level. Finally, they discuss the value of outsourcing non-core competency tasks to professional vendors.

Sam talks with Jim about the extensive small business content available for free from his Web site.

These two award-winning SBDC counsellors join Jim to talk about the work they do with small buisnesses.

These two award-winning SBDC counsellors join Jim to talk about the work they do with small buisnesses.

Joan and Jim talk about the challenges the U.S. is having in getting China to compete on a more equitable way, including not stealing our intellectual property. They move on to talk about several legislative issues that are before Congress and what are the chances of passage of each one. Finally, they discuss the price of oil and how the recent drop will impact the economy and politics.

Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the pros and cons of using Internet telephony, a/k/a voice over Internet protocol, a/k/a VOIP, in your small business. Two VOIP companies you've heard about are Vonage and Skype.

Chuck talks with Jim about the positive impact the Pension Protection Act of 2006 will have on small businesses. They wrap up with Chuck giving his opinion on the current state of the U.S. economy.