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Richard joins Jim for what Jim calls his "Fed Watch" show. Richard provides a tour of the economy as the two discuss the impact of petroleum prices on the economy, is there a housing bubble, and whether the Fed will raise rates this week. Jim points out that rising interest rates and rising petroleum prices has created a double whammy for small businesses.

Jeff and Jim talk about the challenges of managing your business when you're on the road, as well as some of the tips and tools to use.

John joins Jim to discuss how to avoid common mistakes that business owners make when things are going well in the business. Specific examples include how to compensate your people.

Ray and Jim celebrate National Columnist Day by talking about the good, the bad, and the ugly of that profession. They go on to discuss recent Supreme Court rulings regarding the Ten Commandments and eminent domain.

Peter talks with Jim about the current state of social security reform, why President Bush has failed to get his message across, why the Democrats don't want it, and where wer should go from here.

Wayne and Jim discuss how the tension between market solutions and government intervention is evolving in the issue of cyber-security. They talk about the best way to balance these two solution options and the role both should have.

Tim joins Jim for the first time to talk about his small business which produces and manages events, like large conferences, political events, etc. Tim and Jim have worked together for years with the SBA events, and Jim wanted Tim to tell his story about this interesting part of the marketplace.

First time on the show, Denise and Jim have a lifely discussion about the difference between how women look at the

Ron and Jim discuss what Jim considers to be one of the most important debates of this generation, global outsourcing. Ron is less of a free trader than Jim is, but most people are. However, they have a lively and honest debate about this topic. Don't miss it.

Leslie has moved to London, England, and joins Jim from there to talk about some of the differences between being a small business owner in England as opposed to the U.S.