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Chris joins Jim to reflect on the life of his famous dad, Jack. Don't miss this important conversation.

John and Jim talk about the dangers of waiting too long to increase prices and then increasing them too much. They also talk about what not realizing the maximum pricing power can do to the ultimate value of your business when you decide to divest.

Joan joins Jim to talk about the current and future state of housing in America, how foreign auto makers are beating U.S. manufacturers in the U.S. They go on to talk about whether pennies will become a thing of the past, and whether the retirement of air traffic controllers will slow air travel. Final topic is e-business and whether the fear of loss of privacy is causing some consumers to resist doing business online.

Bev and Jim talk about making sure that you know the total value that you deliver to customers, so you know how much to charge.

Jack Mitchell is "Mr. Hug your customers" and he and Jim Blasingame continue their series on the importance of "hugging" your customers on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Jerry and Jim talk about the benefits of Health Savings Accounts as an important benefits tool for small businesses.

Macey joins Jim to talk about some of the small business tax issues being debated in Congress. They go on to talk about the upcoming NFIB Summit in Washington, D.C.

JoAnna and Jim talk about the direct connection between happy employees creating happy customers.

Steve joins Jim to explain a relatively new issue that will be debated in the future. "Net neutrality" will be part of your future as you use the Internet and its applications more and more. Jim wants you to be as informed as possible, so you can contribute to this issue, which is essentially who will control the use of the Internet, the marketplace or the government. You probably already know which side Jim is on.

Tom joins Jim for the first time to discuss his take on the 21st century marketplace. The guys cover a lot of areas, so don't miss this opportunity to hear one of the top management minds of the modern age (Tom, not Jim) deposit his wisdom and thoughts for small business owners.