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Bob and Jim talk about our modern-day heroes, like those who have volunteered to help the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast of America. <br></["br"]>

Burt and Jim talk about the history of labor in America, including the history of Labor Day.

Rich joins Jim from Baton Rouge, where he's volunteering with the FEMA effort to help the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast. <br></["br"]>

Jim talks about the history of Labor Day and proposes a day to honor small business owners.

Mike and Jim discuss the impact of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina on the national economy, as well as their projections for how long the recovery and rebuilding process will take in New Orleans.

Don and Jim talk about the politics of responding to the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. They go on to discuss the most likely business on the table for Congress when they return after Labor Day.

Harry joins Jim to discuss some of the biggest mistakes small business owners make when hiring their next employee.

Joan and Jim first talk about Kiplinger's projections for the 2006 economy. They go on to discuss legislative actions likely to come up in the fall session of Congress in '05. Next they discuss the lobbying influences of businesses in Congress, as well as China's attempt to influence Congress by hiring a lobbying firm. Finally, they discuss new levels of gift tax exclusion, which will be beneficial for tax planning.

Beverley and Jim reflect on the challenges facing the survivors of Hurricane Katrina, especially the home-based and small businesses. They go on to offer suggestions on how we all can be better prepared for a disaster.

Tim and Jim discuss what happens when your plan meets reality. Tim talks about how to make sure your planning process is flexible enough to adjust to the reality you couldn't see coming or didn't plan for.