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Kurt joins Jim to talk about what it's like to run a 21st century technology company. They discuss working with the government, the differences in the proprietary and the open operating systems, and how to be successful by using both. This interview is part of Jim's visit to Garrett County, Maryland, a/k/a Deep Creek Maryland, a/k/a Mountain Maryland, where he is broadcasting live for two days, and delivering two keynote speeches at the Our Story Conference.

LTG Steele joins Jim to talk about what an LTG actually does everyday. They go on to talk about why Maryland is such a great state, and how in the heck they've gotten their unemployment down to 3.9%. This interview is part of Jim's visit to Garrett County, Maryland, a/k/a Deep Creek Maryland, a/k/a Mountain Maryland, where he is broadcasting live for two days, and delivering two keynote speeches at the Our Story Conference.

Jim O joins Jim B to talk about the news in the most recent Kiplinger Letter. Today's visit covers some of the political nonsense going on in Washington this week, plus a little bet on tax reform, what the Fed has been doing to interest rates, and finally, how the political environment is going to impact the consideration of the new Supreme Court nominee, Judge Sam Alito.

Bob joins Jim to talk about the business of fixing cracks. His company fixes basement foundation cracks and they have found a way to get their message across in a very funny and memorable way. Don't miss this fun interview, because they also talk about franchising.

Secretary Melissaratos joins Jim to talk about the progress Maryland has made in evolving its economy from a 20th century model to the 21st century reality. Maryland is doing some pretty cool things to help small businesses start and grow that other states should consider.

Richard helps Jim conduct this edition of the Fed Watch Show, where the two of them talk about upcoming changes at the Fed, as well as what the Fed will do with interest rates today and in the immediate future. Richard also gives us his forecast for the economy through 2006.

Jim returns to discuss his latest report on how much frivolous lawsuits - especially in the heathcare industry - are costing Americans and small business owners.

Andy joins Jim to talk about how the closed circuit television security technology has become an affordable reality for small businesses, and how it can be used for more than just security.

Rich and Jim take a tour of politics, including the impact of the CIA leak investigation that resulted in one high-level White House indictment; the failed nomination to the Supreme Court of Harriett Miers and the just-announced nomination of Sam Alito; and finally, why the mainstream press won't cover the successes that are happening in Iraq, but rather, just the violence.

Rob and Jim discuss what it's like to be a "road warrior," someone who works away from home a significant number of days -- and nights -- a year. They go on to talk about how to minimize the negative impact this kind of work can have, including how technology can give you back some of those days away from home.