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Any crisis management plan should answer all the questions. Jane Jordan-Meier joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the questions you must answer – and the communities that must be addressed – during a crisis.

When it comes to crisis management are you an ostrich, or a Boy Scout? Jane Jordan-Meier joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why you should be a crisis management Boy Scout, prepared for an unknown crisis, rather than an ostrich with its head in the sand.

The impact of technology from prospective customers to prospective employees. Pat Sigmon joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how technology has changed the way we connect to all of our business's stakeholders and how to bridge the gap from old practices to new.

Prospects are using local online search to find businesses like yours. Pat Sigmon joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of local search and what you have to do to take advantage of it, plus how to network on LinkedIn.

Do you know where your new customers are coming from this year? Pat Sigmon joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that an increasing number of customers are coming from the Internet and how to take advantage of that trend.

Is technology helping you or hurting you? Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the ways that technology is a disruptor and a lever, and how you can use it to your advantage..

How do small business owners rate government performance? Connie Certusi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Sage Business Index where small business owners respond to the performance of government on the economy.

What do U.S. small businesses think about the economy? Connie Certusi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Sage Index with responses by U.S. small business owners who are concerned about the economy but have confidence in themselves.

What are small business owners across the globe saying about economic conditions? Connie Certusi joins Jim Blasingame to report on the Sage Global Index of small business owner sentiment around the world.

Government and the stock market are not good stewards of capitalism. Joseph Bower joins Jim Blasingame to explain why politicians and the trend toward trading instead of investing are not good for the future of capitalism.