Juliette, a young entrepreneur, joins Jim for the first time to tell how she started her company to give "tweens" a fun, interactive place on the Internet.

Continuing his series on business fundamentals, Jim talks about how to leverage technology in ways that are good for humans, including employees and especially customers.

The best solution to having good people working for you is to not lose the good people you have. The best way to do that is to provide competitive benefits, and Jerry and Julie join Jim to talk about what Julie's company did to become one of Principal's 10 Best Companies offering employee benefits. <br><br></["br"]></["br"]>

Continuing his series on business fundamentals, Jim talks about the importance of leveraging technology in small business, including why it's easier than ever.

Jim broadcasts live from North Carolina, Jose's home state, as they talk about Latino entrepreneurs and his company, Que Pasa Media.

Jim and Scott discuss some challenges facing entrepreneurs today and resources that are available to help with those challenges.

Woodie joins Jim as he broadcasts live from the North Carolina Entrepreneurship Summit to talk about the event and why public policy is important for entrepreneurship. <br></["br"]>

George joins Jim live in Raleigh, North Carolina to talk about how community colleges can be a nucleus for community support to entrepreneurs.

Jane joins Jim live at the North Carolina Entrepreneurship Summit to talk about how technology impacts entrepreneurship and what the e-NC authority is doing to tie the two together. <br></["br"]>

Jim and Lenna are in North Carolina where Lenna co-owns and runs a wine company. They talk about the wine industry in North Carolina and also being a woman owned business. <br></["br"]>