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Al and John join Jim to talk about some of the things that are being done to help small businesses get going again in New Orleans, including what their company, DHL, is doing.

Joan and Jim begin their debating whether the economy is in the doldrums. Jim says no and outlines why he thinks that. They go on to talk about how gas prices will affect the election in 2006, followed by the impact of gas prices on travel. They also talk about how higher interest rates are affecting banks and what that means for small businesses.

Bev and Jim talk about the need to develop multiple channels for the products and services you offer in your small business. <br></["br"]>

Jonathan and Jim talk about the anti-trust case the European Union is trying against Microsoft, and how this case will impact small businesses.

Andrew joins Jim to discuss his brain child, the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They are joined later by Caren Shaffer who talks about Profiles International and it's contribution to diversity in the marketplace.

Donna joins Jim at the Grow Fast, Grow Right Seminar in Memphis, TN. They talk about the need for small business diversity and why you need to make sure your integrating effectively.

Dimitrius joins Jim at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit to talk about his organization and what they accomplish for business diversity.

Todd joins Jim at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They talk about diversity being more of a strategy and best practice in the changing global economy. Todd shares ways that Johnson & Johnson is bringing awareness to the talent that's out there.

Jim talks with Stedman at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit in Memphis, TN. They talk about how to find your core base and how building diversity is part of competing on a global basis. Stedman gives Jim his 9 step program.

Jim is broadcasting live from Memphis, TN at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit. Mary joins Jim to talk about the meed for more membership diversity in the ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers).