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Laura joins Jim first to talk about her generation, the Gen Xers, and what managers need to know to manage this generation effectively. Charlotte joins them later to add her thoughts as a Baby Boomer.

Sam and Jim talk about the current and future economic conditions in the U.S. based on the survey Sam conducts with several hundred of his partners who are running businesses around the country. The new is better than last month, and the future looks bright.

Governor DuPont joins Jim again to talk about the strength of the U.S. economy, and why it isn't getting better press. They move on to talk about some of the key reasons the economy is going so well, and wrap up by talking about why it's important to extend the Patriot Act.

Joan and Jim talk about the economy in general and specifically with regard to retail, restaurants and auto makers. They go on to talk about the jobs picture for 2006, tort reform progress, and making sure you're computer is safe from viruses and hackers, among other things.

Jeff joins Jim to talk about some of the newest small servers that can be used in a small and home-office setting.

Keith and Jim talk about how to build better business relationships, including some high-level tips on networking the way it should be done.

Kirk and Jim talk about how small businesses can use the Internet to reach and hold customers by providing valuable content that connects customers to you.

Jennifer and Jim continue a short series on how to put meaning back in the holidays. Jennifer offers four keys that will help you get some balance in your life during the holiday season.

Loretta joins Jim to talk about some research she conducted on how people manage their money -- and credit -- during the holidays, and she offers some tips on how to do a better job with both.

Mike joins Jim to talk about what small business owners need to do to make sure they manage profitably in the face of rising energy costs, inflation and interest rates.