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Do you have a management manual? Richard Hooker joins Jim Blasingame to explain how to begin building a management manual that will help you get on the right track and stay there.

Sure, you're an entrepreneur, but can you manage what you built? Richard Hooker joins Jim Blasingame to explain that the entrepreneurial skills used to start a business isn't what you'll need to manage and grow it.

Is there a wave of U.S. "on-shoring" happening? Mitch Free joins Jim Blasingame to discuss trends in the American manufacturing sector that is creating a move to "on-shore" more work and we have technology to thank.

How is manufacturing doing in Asia and Europe? Mitch Free joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the downward economic trend in Europe is impacting manufacturing demand in China.

How analytical is your online strategy? Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to encourage small businesses to become more analytical when measuring the performance of their online strategy.

How much are you using the Internet to drive sales? Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the different ways businesses can use Internet resources to drive sales, but also for other tasks, such as procurement, etc.

Have businesses adopted the Internet as well as they could have? Philippa Gamse joins Jim Blasingame to report that businesses have made great strides in adoption online resources and tools, but are still way behind where they could be.

Is crowdfunding in your future? Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame to report on the good, bad and ugly parts of crowdfunding as a way to capitalize a cause, a project or one day, a business, and the role social media is playing.

Is Big Brother watching you on Facebook? Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the Federal Trade Commission is monitoring how we use social media to promote commercial interests.

What will the future hold for community banks? Mike Menzies joins Jim Blasingame to report that community banks have had to make adjustments after the financial crisis, but will continue to be an abiding partner with small businesses.