Dan and Jim talk about some of the current small business public policy issues recently debated as well as those that are on the table to be debated over the next month, including tax issues and healthcare. <br></["br"]>

Rebecca joins Jim to talk about some of the alternative office options available to small business owners in the form of on-demand executive suite services. <br></["br"]>

Bill joins Jim to talk about whether our political leaders measure up to the men and women they are prepared to send into harm's way. Don't miss Bill's answer. And Jim wraps up with a poem by Ray Bradbury. <br></["br"]>

Bob and Jim talk about their thoughts on Memorial Day, especially with regard to leadership, both local and global.

Greg joins Jim to talk about the up-coming ACCE 2006 conference in Cleveland where chamber of commerce professionals at all levels of the organization chart come together to learn and share best practices on how chambers can help grow their marketplaces.

Grace-Marie and Jim talk about the current public policy landscape that affects small businesses' ability to provide healthcare coverage for themselves and their employees. In this interview you'll hear Jim explain why the AARP is the newest enemy of America's small businesses.

Leslie joins Jim to talk about some of the real opportunities available for small businesses to expand their market strategy outside of the U.S.

Dimitrius joins Jim at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit to talk about his organization and what they accomplish for business diversity.

Jim is broadcasting live from Memphis, TN at the 2006 Business Growth Diversity Summit. Mary joins Jim to talk about the meed for more membership diversity in the ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers).

Max and Jim talk about the REAL reasons why gas prices are so high.