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Giovanni joins Jim with a report on small business public policy issues in Washington, D.C. Specifically the guys talk about proposed changes to the ADA law, the progress on the energy bill, among other topics.

Steve joins Jim to launch his newest book. They discuss how the public sector employee groups are influencing American politics and public policy.

Ken joins Jim to talk about the importance of identifying, managing, and leveraging intellectual property more and tangible property less. Jim has been talking about our Intellectual Property journey for a long time, often quoting from Ken's research on the topic of IP.

The two Jim's talk about the importance of intuition as a tool to manage change.

Ellen and Jim celebrate Family Business Week by talking about some of the secrets of success of family businesses, including having the children go to work somewhere else before they join the family firm full time.

Ken and Jim talk about one of the hottest topics in the marketplace, blogging, as they discuss whether a small business should have a Web site and a blog.

Jori and Jim talk about the strategy of having multiple URLs that point to your single Web site, including the possibility of one that is a common misspelling of your name. They go on to discuss getting started on tuning up your Web site for 2006. Jori also offers the link to her excellent site for children, which is monitored full-time by an adult during an interview on The small Business Advocate Show.

Now in his 8th year on the show, Mike joins Jim to talk about the progress being made on Social Security reform. According to Mike, there very well may be legislation that reforms SS this year.

Colleen helps Jim with the challenges of proper etiquette in the office as well as outside the office. Apparently, Jim's staff thinks he needs this instruction.

Floyd joins Jim to talk about who to establish your business in the marketplace, including a few things not to do.