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Eric is the 2006 Small Business Person of the Year, and he joins Jim to talk about the keys to his success as he competes in a very tough industry. You don't want to miss this great American success story.

The Jims talk about how to make sure you hire the right people based more on attitude and values rather than just on skills and experience qualifications.

Rick talks with Jim about why the new Roth 401k might be a good addition to your retirement planning tools.

Tamar joins Jim to talk about the current state of the immigration debate. For the first time in a while, Tamar seems hopeful that this complicated issue will move toward resolution.

Ken and Jim talk about the generational wave impact on the death rate of our population, which generation Ken thinks small businesses should be focusing on, and why Wal-Mart may have had its best days.

Joan and Jim begin their visit talking about some of the more business-friendly regulations coming down the pike and what that could mean for small business. They go on to talk about the higher price of petroleum, higher interest rates and what those two will mean for inflation and the small businesses. Next they discuss new airfare prices, postal rate increases and other current issues.

Beverley talks with Jim about the importance of home-based business owners showing high levels of professionalism.

Bill reports on the most recent survey of small business owners that he conducts each month, and what his respondents say about the economy. They also talk about the impact of petro prices on small businesses, as well as higher interest rates.

Bill and Jim talk about the best practices to execute when promoting from within your organization.

Jack brings an update on what Jim is calling the next killer app - nanotechnology. Jack is one of the leading voices on nanotech, and you won't want to miss some of the things Jack reports, including how to invest in a world where nanotech exists.