Chad talks with Jim about the general health of small business in America, based on the recent research he has conducted.

Dave joins Jim from the Business Matchmaking event in Philadelphia to talk about how this important small business program works.

Administrator Preston joins Jim as they work together in New Orleans at an SBA meeting. They discuss the challenges N.O. has ahead of it, in order to recover, and what the SBA is doing to help.

Steven, the new administrator for the U.S. Small Business Administration, joins Jim for the first time to talk about what the SBA is doing for small businesses and what it's like to be the new leader of the SBA. Administrator Preston ends the interview with a message to small businesses.

Stephanie joins Jim to talk about some of the recent legislation being debated in Congress as well as what hasn't gotten done.

Tom and Jim talk about some of the good news that's coming out of the economy, followed by some of the legislative issues that concern small business which are being debated this year, like Small Business Health Plans and a minimum wage increase.

Governor Gilmore joins Jim to talk about his multi-city tour to help communities become better prepared for a terrorism attack or a natural disaster. The Governor says communities need to realize that for the first 72 hours, you're on your own.

Senator Michael Enzi, a great American, joins Jim for the first time to talk about his heroic effort to get Small Business Health Plans passed in Congress, so America's small businesses can purchase healthcare for themselves and their employees at rates they can afford. Sen. Enzi also talks about the effort to abolish the estate tax. Don't miss this interview with one of America's great leaders and small business champions.

June reports from Baghdad, Iraq on the good things that are happening there that you never see in the main stream media. She also reflects on what it's like being an American and watching a democracy being born.

June joins Jim from Baghdad, Iraq to provide Jim and his audience with a more accurate report on what's going on in Iraq. June is cautiously optimistic about how things are going, now that key insurgents have been killed and the full Iraqi government has been formed. June also reports on the state of small business in Iraq, and the news is good.