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Bill joins Jim to report on the most recent NFIB economic survey of small businesses. The news is good, just not as good as the last quarter. They also talk about the prospects for inflation.

Joan reports with Jim about some of the several reasons health care expenses increases are abating. They go on to talk about the price of energy over the next six months, tax breaks on hybrid vehicles, and the need to safeguard the information on your technology.

Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about how micropreneurs can expand their spheres of influence by networking and serving their networks during an interview on The Small Business Advocate Show.

Annabel and Jim talk using Wi-Max, wireless Internet connections that don't depend on telephone lines or cable, as a back-up in the event of a disaster or other business interruption.

Rick talks with Jim about how to use stock options as a management tool, including some of the negative elements that can be involved.

Gene and Jim talk about the concept of ethics in the marketplace, and they develop several examples of what ethics looks like.

Bud and Jim talk about how he and his wife began their unique small business and why small business owners must be involved in the public policy debate.

Megan came to the U.S. from Australia and became an award-winning small business owner. She tells Jim her story and why she's active in small business public policy. They also talk about the importance of a strong, world-class Web presence.

America is growing entrepreneurs and the NFIB is helping. Hank joins Jim to talk about some of the things the NFIB is doing to encourage our young folks to think about working for and starting small business, including over $500,000 in annual scholarships.

Arriving in the U.S. from Italy with his family at the age of five, Frank is continuing his family restaurant tradition. He also talks with Jim about importance of small business owners getting involved in the political debate.