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Jim begins his 9th consecutive live Memorial Day broadcast talking about the contribution of our militias over the life of America. This segment includes Jim reciting a poem called, "Freedom isn't free."

Steve begins his visit with Jim talking about his concerns for inflation, which he believes is being caused by the monetary policies of the Fed. They go on to talk about the small business and health care, the issue Steve is most known for, flat tax, free trade, and finally immigration according to Steve. Don't miss this important interview.

Bill joins Jim to report on a recent survey of businesses about the benefits packages they offer employees. Listen in to see hour your company stacks up.

Rick joins Jim to talk about the advantages of the individual 401K plan, and who is eligible to use it.

One of America's top small businesses, from West Virginia, Connie talks with Jim about her experience during Small Business Week in D.C., as well as the inspirational story of how she starter her small business.

Mark joins Jim to talk about how to develop your Customer Service Vision, and then execute it with both the best process and the best people.

Jim O joins Jim B to cover this week's Kiplinger Letter. They begin with a significant discussion about the impact of inflation on the global economy, including your small business. They move on to discuss the costs and availability of goods and service, including insurance. Next topic is immigration and finally, a little bit on technology, especially the future of hydrogen power.

Russ and Jim talk about the impact that selling a business you founded can have on its founder. There are many details to work out when selling a business, but don't neglect how the finality of this decision will land on you.

Don joins Jim to talk about how to maximize your chances of success in your new business by being as knowledgeable of the industry and market as possible.

David joins Jim to report on the eBay ruling by the Supreme Court and why this case has bearing on the intellectual property create and owned by small businesses. They also talk about the steps you should take when you think someone has infringed on your intellectual property.