Tim joins Jim with his Top 10 List of business planning essentials, and believe it or not, they get through all ten. Don't miss this one!

What can happen when an entire community is connected with a central wireless Internet network? Glenn talks with Jim about the benefits of having a "wireless city."

The European Union is continuing it's assault on Microsoft, and Jonathan talks with Jim about what's happening and why this should be interesting and important to small businesses.

Is your Web site optimized for search engines and those customers you want to reach? Laurie talks with Jim about why this is important and how to make it happen.

Telecommunications are more and more a major part of our lives and businesses, and Annabel talks with Jim about some of the telecom mergers and technologies that we need to know about.

Microsoft has it's newest operating system, Vista, available, and Alan talks with Jim about it and whether anyone should pay the money and convert. They also talk about the potential threat that Google is, and could be, to Microsoft.

Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the fact that business travel is heavily influenced these days for good and bad: It's bad when you go through the airports with all of your technology, and it's good because many of the new technologies allow you to take less stuff.

The world being flat may may be a good thing, as Thomas Freidman says, but it won't help if the government puts up protectionist walls, and Steve talks with Jim about some of the things we need to focus on to make sure our flat global economic and innovative world flourishes without walls.

What do you do with your small business when you travel? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame, small business expert, talk about this on The Small Business Advocate Show.

Email is a great resource, but like all tools, must be used responsibly, and Christina joins Jim to talk about some of the issues businesses should focus on when allowing their employees to use email in the course of business.