Pierce talks with Jim about the need to exercise your memory and practice using your memory the way we exercise our muscles. They talk about how information overload takes a toll on us, and how to deal with the challenges of this phenomenon.

Another outstanding visit with Steve. Initially, the guys talk about the U.S. v Microsoft lawsuit. Even though the news is old, the fundamental discussion on the merits of anti-trust cases in today's marketplace are still valid. They move on to discuss broad band connectivity, such as DSL, Cable Modem, ISDN, T1 lines, etc., and how this capability will change the way we live, learn, work, and are entertained. Two of the applications affected by broad band that are discussed by Steve and Jim are video conferencing and distance learning. Another topic discussed is ASP, an Application Service Provider, which offers customers online software capability on-demand instead of purchasing a copy of a software program.

Another visit with Sherrye Henry to talk about the challenges and opportunities facing women in the marketplace. Nancy Blackman is the special guest as she shares her story as a successful entrepreneur in her own right, as well as her activity as a business incubator director helping others follow their dreams.

Chuck launches his new book on Jim's show as he talks about why he things the Dow could reach 100,000 by 2020. Chuck says bull markets don't die of old age. He says they are killed by tax increases, monetary instability, and trade restrictions. This is a fascinating conversation. Don't miss it.

Ivan helps Jim discuss what it takes to be a small business owner. Ivan provides statistics on how small business' impact on the American economy, and they move on to talk about some of the key issues and options of entrepreneurialism. Ivan develops the franchise options available to prospective entrepreneurs.