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Gavin joins Jim to talk about how and why you should be backing up your date on your computers. They also discuss some of the other protection issues we should all be focusing on as we continue to create intellectual property on our technology.

Lois is going to conduct a marketing Webinar and she joins Jim to talk about not only the topic of her project, but also what a Webinar is, and how you can do one for your customers and prospects.

Sam and Jim talk about the recent and near-term conditions of the economy. The news is not great, but it's not too bad, either.

Jeff joins Jim with an outstanding explanation of what he considers to be the five types of home-based business activity.

June joins Jim for the first time to talk about whether there is a national real estate bubble or not. She thinks there is, Jim says not so fast. They go on to talk about how to be prepared just in case -- as difficult as this may be to imagine -- Jim is wrong.

Jonathan is back from Europe where he has been covering the United Nations' attempt to gain control of the Internet. He and Jim talk about what's been happening, why it's happening and whether it could happen. Want a scary thought? Imagine the U.N. in charge of your ability to do business online.

Jordan and Jim talk about some of the changes brought on by the new bankruptcy act that went into effect in October. They go on to talk about how to keep up with your credit rating. Finally, they talk about how to get affordable healthcare for you, your business and your family.

Jan and Jim talk about the impact small businesses have on the innovations that are created every year in America.

Richard joins Jim for his first visit to talk about how to make sure your leadership style is resonating with the people in your small business. Richard also talks about how it's possible to recover quickly from the stresses of leadership.

Steve is now a TV star and he talks about his experience on the NBC show, Starting Over. Steve and Jim move on to talk about how and why we should reinvent our businesses pn a regular basis -- Steve says we should do it every week.