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What does your business look like on the small screen? Pamela Springer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why every small business must make its online information fit and work inside the small screen of a smartphone.

You're not the only one who has questions and challenges. Pamela Springer joins Jim Blasingame to reveal ways to use online resources to get advice and answers about how to grow and run your small business.

Are you maximizing your online referral opportunity? Pamela Springer joins Jim Blasingame to report on how small business owners feel about referrals and how to get more of them, especially online.

Can Congress get the deficit under control? Craig Smith joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the hard decisions government must make to deter inflation and get the deficit under control.

Craig Smith joins Jim Blasingame to explain that inflation is an advantage of the government, because it can inflate itself out of problems.

Employees will be on board with your vision if they are included in the process. Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss creating a culture of relevance by valuing your employees and considering their opinions.

In the 21st century, relevance trumps competitiveness. Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to differentiate by creating a culture of relevance through vision, value and voice.

Why are automated cloud backup systems more reliable than physical devices? Pete Lamson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the fallabilities of hands-on data backup, including the human factor, and the advantages of cloud systems.

Can we save capitalism? Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how he explains in his new book, "Look Up America" how we can save capitalism from Wall Street and other enemies of capitalism.

Wall Street business model is not capitalism. Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to discuss Greg Smith's column in the NY Times about his resignation from Goldman Sachs which is an indictment of modern Wall Street practices.