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Steve joins Jim for the first time to discuss how leadership qualities are determined by how closely we evaluate ourselves.

Bob and Jim discuss the heroes of our history and what it means to be a hero in the 21st century.

Rich joins Jim to reflect on what the 4th of July means to him and to the world. They go on to discuss a couple of current political events.

June joins Jim from Baghdad, Iraq to offer her perspective on parallels between our own journey of independence and that of the Iraqis.

Jim does his traditional "We began with freedom" monolog, where he identifies key steps in history that have paved the way for small business owners to have the freedom to do what they do.

Josh and Jim are both a couple of grizzled salesmen, and they talk about how to manage a salesforce in the 21st century.

Dana was one of the two attorneys who defended the homeowners whose property is being taken by New London, CT, for the purpose of commercial development. In a shocking decision, the Supreme Court ruled against these homeowners. Jim and Dana talk about how this kind of scenario happens, how it can hurt a small business, and what to do about it.

First, Beverly and Jim discuss the state of women's business ownership in the U.S. Later, since Beverly has just returned from a trip to Belarus, in the former U.S.S.R., she reports on the challenges of starting and growing a small business there.

Sitting in again for Joan Pryde, Jim talks with our Jim about the prospects for the war in Iraq, the likelyhood of passage of a number of legislation currently before Congress, what a reverse mortgage is, and whether Hillary Clinton will run for president in '08.

Steven and Jim talk about how less-than-honest communication costs small businesses money and perhaps even success. Steven offers some tips on how to improve communication and get the most out of everyone. At the end, however, Jim reminds Steven of certain scenarios where white lies actually work.