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David and Jim discuss what small business owners can learn from the wise man, Aesop.

Sticking his finger in the eyes of those who say we're running out of oil, Mark joins Jim to say that there is plenty of oil in the ground, and that getting it out is getting cheaper every year. Mark says that much of the high cost of oil is due more to speculation than anything else.

Indee tells Jim's audience how they can enter a contest that will get one small business's company logo on the NASCAR racer Office Depot is sponsoring. They go on to talk about the phenomenon of NASCAR and it's promotional opportunities.

Jim talks about how China is emerging as a world economic super-power and what the rest of the world should do about it.

Bob and Jim disuss the value of establishing non-negotiable standards of behavior for small business employees.

David and Morgan join Jim to discuss the current legal debate over protection and use of intellectual property. Included in their discussion is the current case of media sharing that's before the Supreme Court.

Al joins Jim to introduce a program designed by the Department of Homeland Security to help small businesses prepare for potential disasters.

David and Morgan join Jim to discuss the current legal debate over protection and use of intellectual property. Included in their discussion is the current case of media sharing that's before the Supreme Court.

Gary and Jim talk first about the investment wisdom of Sir John Templeton, and then move on to discuss the current debate over Social Security reform.

Joan and Jim talk about what Kiplinger has to say about the stock market in 2005, plus the regulatory environment for small business. They move on to discuss how states are cutting small businesses some slack regarding collecting sales tax, and then a little fun with politics.