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Giovanni and Jim talk about some of the public policy issues that are helping small businesses, like the tax breaks. They go on to talk about a potential minimum wage increase and why that's bad policy for small business and indeed the marketplace.

Steve discusses with Jim how much optimism he is seeing as he talks with small businesses across the country. He goes on to say that the biggest challenge is finding good people to take advantage of the opportunity. Then Steve and Jim talk about how to find and keep the best people.

Celebrating her 6th year on Jim's show, Nancy and Jim as they talk about some of the complexities of reaching your intuitive potential.

Jeff and Jim talk about the challenges that micro-businesses have in finding short-term office space and what Jeff's company did to solve that.

Rich talks with Jim about the search engine and portal landscape these days, and how Yahoo remains relevant in the face of all the hype over Google. The go on to talk about how small businesses can stay relevant in the 21st century by making sure they have an e-business strategy to complement their traditional business model.

Jeff and Jim talk about the challenges that micro-businesses have in finding short-term office space and what Jeff's company did to solve that.

Rich and Jim discuss the political debate over the war in Iraq, including recent speeches by Senator Joe Lieberman and President Bush.

Joan and Jim begin their visit talking about the "Christmas" debate that's going on around the world. They move on to discuss whether the pensions of failed businesses can become a national economic problem, and Jim has a prediction about this. Next they discuss a number of 2006 economic forecasts, an update on the Avian flu, news about the Patriot Act, and finally, what the IRS is going to be up to in the coming year with regard to small businesses.

Spike joins Jim to talk about some of the do-it-yourself projects that can help save money around the home and small business office. They also talk about what it takes to be in the handyman business.

Pierce talks with Jim about our sleep patterns, what he calls "sleep cycles," and how we can identify ours and use that information to our brain's advantage. If you're not getting enough rest, this may be the answer to your problem.