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Joan and Jim begin their visit talking about some of the concerns investors have based on the current economic indicators, including interest rates, the price of oil, etc. They go on to talk about the EEOC, SBA loan programs, electricity and politics.

Jeff and Jim talk about how to deal with some of the complexities of being a business owner in the 21st century.

Ted joins Jim to update Jim and his audience on the evolving relationship between China and the U.S. One of the most important areas is in the protection of U.S. intellectual property. This issue is as important for small businesses as for large ones.

Kim joins Jim to talk about the current state of affairs with regard to the asbestos bankruptcies. Jim talks about how these cases have harmed small businesses.

Laurie and Jim celebrate International Administrative Professionals Day with a discussion about how to better communicate in the workplace.

Lowell and Lori join Jim to talk about how their family business has been successful, including a passing of the leadership torch from father to daughter.

Lowell and Lori join Jim to talk about how their family business has been successful, including a passing of the leadership torch from father to daughter.

Steve and Jim talk about how your story could be the thing that's holding you back. Listen as Steve explains how to get out of your own way.

Matt joins Jim to continue their series on certain elements of contracts small businesses enter into. Today's discussion is about what is called the "confession of judgment" clause. Listen to what Matt has to say about this contractual element and what you should, and can, do about it.

Barry joins Jim to talk about the concept of consumer-driven healthcare policies, as opposed to a universal, single-payer approach.