Angelo joins Jim for the first time to talk about the important, controversial and extremely complicated issue of immigration and the possible reform options that are being debated.

Doug joins Jim to talk about how U.S. small businesses can use his organization's services to expand their markets overseas. He also tells one company's story of how they became a successful exporter.

Hector talks with Jim about how the U.S. economy is doing, the jobs growth picture, and the SBA's role in disaster relief over the past few months.

June joins Jim and Rich from Baghdad, to report on election day in Iraq and how things are progressing in that new-born democracy. Having been posted in Iraq himself, Rich shares some of his perspectives on the current events there.

Governor DuPont joins Jim again to talk about the strength of the U.S. economy, and why it isn't getting better press. They move on to talk about some of the key reasons the economy is going so well, and wrap up by talking about why it's important to extend the Patriot Act.

Rich and Jim discuss the political debate over the war in Iraq, including recent speeches by Senator Joe Lieberman and President Bush.

Joining Jim from Baghdad, June delivers another report of what's REALLY happening in Iraq (as opposed to what you hear in the mainstream press), including the progress that's been make in Fallujah and the entire el Anbar province. June is a Wall Street professional who volunteered to help the Iraqis build their democracy. Don't miss this interview as you see why Jim calls June an American hero.

The Administrator joins Jim to congratulate Jim on 8 years on the air, and to talk about how the SBA is helping small businesses in the disaster areas of the Gulf get their businesses going again.

Ernie is a full-time pharmacist/business owner and a part-time county political leader, and he joins Jim to talk about how he manages both of these very important and time-consuming jobs. This interview is part of Jim's visit to Garrett County, Maryland, a/k/a Deep Creek Lake Maryland, where he is broadcasting live for two days, and delivering two keynote speeches at the Our Story Conference.

LTG Steele joins Jim to talk about what an LTG actually does everyday. They go on to talk about why Maryland is such a great state, and how in the heck they've gotten their unemployment down to 3.9%. This interview is part of Jim's visit to Garrett County, Maryland, a/k/a Deep Creek Maryland, a/k/a Mountain Maryland, where he is broadcasting live for two days, and delivering two keynote speeches at the Our Story Conference.