What does the economic future hold for the United States? Gerald Celente talks with Jim Blasingame about what he sees in the future for the U.S. economy, and what small businesses should be focusing on.

Ever see a television screen fold up? Joel talks with Jim about some of the newest developments coming at us from the future, including screens that fold up, gas from grass, paper instead of plastic, and eating dirt to get well.

What does nanotechnology hold for our future? Jack joins Jim to talk about some of the most recent nanotech developments that we will be able to take advantage of this year.

Jim offers his predictions for 2008 from the economy to politics and always with an eye on what's in store for small businesses. This is the seventh consecutive year Jim has made annual predictions and for the past six years he has a record of 72% accuracy.

What are some of the cool things coming at us from the future? Joel talks with Jim about some innovative thinking and new technologies that he thinks could change our world in the next 5 years.

What's in store for the future of your small business? Joel talks with Jim about a few things to think about, including some unintended consequences of globalization and an exciting new electric alternative to the internal combustion engine that blows away whatever you think about electric power.

What's coming at us in the future for your small business? Our top futurist in the Brain Trust, Gerald talks with Jim about what he sees around the corner -- some positive and some not so much.

Do you know what Web 2.0 means? Ed and Jim talk about this reality of our global marketplace and why small businesses need to know what it means for their future.

What is the key to the future success of the U.S.? Joel says it's improving our education system and he and Jim talk about some ideas for accomplishing this. And they also talk about dirt. That's right -- dirt. Only on the Small Business Advocate Show.

What does China hold for America's future? Joel talks with Jim about some of the challenges he sees in America's future as a result of outsourcing to China, plus he reveals a few new developments that could revolutionize our world.