Sam joins Jim to give a report on the most recent Tatum Business Conditions Survey.

Wilma joins Jim to talk about what's going on in the world of women's business and what the future holds.

This is the first half of the show when Jim broadcasts live from the <br>Small Business Survival Committee's Headquarters in Washington, DC. He will be interviewing Karen Karrigan, Ray Keating, and other members of the SBSC, as they celebrate their 10th anniversary.</["br"]>

This is the second half of the show when Jim broadcasts live from the <br>Small Business Survival Committee's Headquarters in Washington, DC. He will be interviewing Karen Karrigan, Ray Keating, and other members of the SBSC, as they celebrate their 10th anniversary.</["br"]>

Bill gives Jim a report on the latest NFIB survey of small business owners. They talk about the unemployment rate and how the Democratic Presidential candidates are talking about improving it.

Jim and Thomas talk about a study that reveals how many home-based business owners there are in the U.S. and how they are affecting the economy.

Our resident historian talks with Jim about our presidents, on Presidents' Day.

Jim and Rea talk about the 2005 Bush budget the President recently delivered, and what it will mean to small businesses and the economy.

Sam gives Jim a report on the most recent Tatum Business Conditions Survey.

Grace-Marie joins Jim to explain Health Savings Accounts and how they could help small businesses.