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Burt joins Jim to talk about whether if Labor Day were being considered as a national holiday today, would it pass. They also talk about the difference between static thinking and dynamic thinking with regard to public policy that affects the marketplace, like taxes, tariffs and minimum wage.

Jim talks about how Labor Day came to be and the idea of having a national holiday for small businesses.

Jim talks about why too much of the public policy debate concerning the marketplace is rooted in 20th century thinking and not enough in 21st century reality.

Karen talks with Jim about some of the public policy issues she's working on for small business in the remaining days of the current legislative session.

Ramon Ray and Jim Blasingame talk about the exciting world of hosted applications and the application power they offer small businesses.

Dawn joins Jim to talk about the world of micropreneurs, those tinyest of small businesses.

Alan talks with Jim about the new computer dual processor chip being delivered soon by Intell and what that can mean to us. They also talk about some of the new storage technology that will create significant changes in the way we think of using technology.

Joan and Jim talk about the impact of the slowing housing market on the overall national economy. They also talk about the prices of various energy products, especially gasoline. Next they talk about how to use Health Savings Accounts in your small business as a way to add value to employees. And finally, they discuss the impact of hurricanes, etc., on the price of insurance.

Jeff and Jim talk about how to gain valuable public relations exposure by working with reporters and other journalists as an industry expert on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show

Nicole joins Jim to talk about some of the systemic and decades old reasons for the problems that New Orleans is experiencing as a result of Hurricane Katrina.