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Gerald joins Jim to hold forth on his ideas of what's wrong and what's right about America and the world. This interview is not for the faint of heart.

Joan and Jim begin their visit talking about the economy, including specifics on several economic indicators. They go on to discuss intellectual property issues, as well as several current political developments.

Zoltan joins Jim to report on the entrepreneurial soil on Planet Earth. They go on to talk about whether Europe's lack of entrepreneur energy is preventing it to be competitive in the 21st century.

Ray and Jim talk about some of the challenges the U.S. Senate could be causing small buisnesses, specifically the Senate's recent behavior on tax reform, and the Kyoto Accords.

Frank talks with Jim about how the Department of Defense is helping small businesses owned by veteran and disabled veterans. They go on to discuss the role small businesses play in the defense of our country.

As a disabled veteran who is also a small business owner, Ray talks about the resources that are available to help him and others like him, to be successful.

Tim and Jim talk about the three essential questions that all business owners need to ask themselves, in order to be able to create and execute a successful business plan.

Nancy and Jim continue their series on the role that intuition plays in whether we're successful or not. Nancy says if things aren't working out as we think they should, perhaps being more aware of our intuition, and a little less on the logical, might make a difference.

Jan and Jim continue their series on what she calls "Workships," which are essentially friendship at work. Jan discusses what they are and how to manage them to the benefit of all.

Bill and Jim talk about the good economic news in teh recent NFIB survey Bill conducted. His small business respondents had very positive things to say about how things look in their world.