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Ilise joins Jim to help him kick off his 8th anniversary show as they talk about how to make the most of being shy, as well as how to manage a shy employee.

Tim joins Jim to help him celebrate his 8th anniversary week as they talk about a kind of fear factor: the four reasons why people fear doing business planning. Take a listen and see if you recognize any of these fears that might be holding your small business back.

Rich helps Jim celebrate his 8th anniversary as they talk about the Republican's "winter of our discontent." Rich says they have plenty of time to recover, but the question is whether they will.

Steve joins Jim to kick off the beginning of his 9th year on the air by talking about how to find profit by not creating -- or buying -- things that are not necessary, and by eliminating waste. If you're having trouble making a profit in your small business, listen to what Steve has to say.

Chuck and Jim continue a series on management best practices by talking about the importance of remaining flexible in our management and operations.

Wade joins Jim for the first time to help Jim celebrate Veterans Day and to talk about some of the important programs the American Legion have for veterans and their families.

Justin joins Jim for the first time to talk about why we should be hiring for intelligence and not on superficial criteria, like looks and charm. Justin also identifies some tips on how to interview and hire intelligent people.

On this Veterans Day, Jim spends a few minutes talking about, praising, loving up, and saluting a very important group of heroes, veterans and the current memebers of our military.

Joan and Jim begin the visit talking about the lifetime acheivement award Mr. Austin Kiplinger is receiving from the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. In case you didn't know, Austin K is one of Jim's heroes. They move on to talk about the stock market, real estate, several economic indicators, including the very exciting jobs numbers, the prospects of Judge Sam Alito, as he moves toward the Supreme Court, and finally, the dangers of theft of intellectual property by foreign firms.

Matt and Jim continue their series on contracts and small business. Matt introduces the concept of "unconscionability," which is -- well, you'll have to listen to find out about this important leverage a small business can have against a big business contract.