Bob joins Jim to talk about what his organization is doing to help develop a volunteer culture in America's young people.

Sandy joins Jim to talk about volunteerism in America and the many ways we can become involved.

Rod joins Jim to report on some research conducted with teenagers to see what they think about entrepreneurship as a viable career path. They also talk about what the education system is doing to promote entrepreneurship.

Jim talks about how Labor Day came to be and the idea of having a national holiday for small businesses.

Jim talks about why too much of the public policy debate concerning the marketplace is rooted in 20th century thinking and not enough in 21st century reality.

Celia joins Jim during the 2006 ACCE Convention in Cleveland, OH to talk about how her company has grown and how her chamber of commerce has helped in that process. She also tells Jim how important it is to listen to clients and build relationships with them.

Gary explains to Jim what it's like being a small plastics manufacturer and why joining a Chamber of Commerce has helped his company survive.

Jim and Kathy talk about how her father started their indoor recreation business. Kathy also talks about how they incorporated an online sales strategy to further their success.

Jim talks about the Top 10 Things He Believes to be True about the Global War on Terror.

Suzanne reports on her recent trip to Europe as she and Jim continue their series on how important it is for small business owners -- and those who want to be -- to understand the concept of emotional endurance.