Grace Marie joins Jim to talk about what's going on in the world of public health care policy. She explains what businesses are doing to help employees with health care costs.

Jim and Steve talk about the shift from a hard asset economy to an intellectual property economy. They also discuss what the Patent Office is doing to make getting a patent easier and more efficient.

Jim and Neil discuss cutting edge ways for small business owners to market their business.

Tamar posts another report on how the immigration policy and practices are shaping the American culture and marketplace.

Norman joins Jim to discuss how to conserve fuel in our vehicles and put the savings on the bottom line.

James and Jim discuss the role of the owners of intellectual property in the defense of their property, in association with government enforcement agencies.

Sticking his finger in the eyes of those who say we're running out of oil, Mark joins Jim to say that there is plenty of oil in the ground, and that getting it out is getting cheaper every year. Mark says that much of the high cost of oil is due more to speculation than anything else.

Andrew talks with Jim about the current regulatory reform attitude in Washington.

Joining Jim to conduct the Fed Watch show, this nationally recognized economst talks about how the Fed has been doing with regard to managing money supply and controlling inflation. Richard and Jim also discuss the prospects for the 2005 economy.

Reporting from Washington, D.C., Karen talks with Jim about the current public policy issues facing small business, including economic development, minimum wage, healthcare, etc.