Small business owners spend billions of dollars annually defending against frivolous lawsuits. Marie Gryphon talks with Jim Blasingame about how a "loser pays" system would change this for the better.

How will businesses use social networking to their advantage? Maia Sisk talks with Jim Blasingame about the business angle for social networking, including cloud computing and software as a service.

How does a small business owner maximize employee engagement? Joyce Weiss and Jim Blasingame talk about employee engagment tips and best practices.

Small business owners must become more knowledgeable about intellectual property practices and laws.David Dawsey talks about this with Jim Blasingame, this time with emphasis on copyrights.

Is virtual world technology in your small business' future? Jorian Clark says it is, and she and Jim Blasingame talk about what this technology is, how you can use it, and how your competitors will be using it.

Think you only have one brain? Well, Judith Glaser explains how humans actually have five brains, and she discusses all of them with Jim Blasingame, host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

People are valuing time more than money, and Chantal Boxer and her husband leverage this phenomenon in their new business, as she explains to Jim Blasingame. This is a great American small business story.

What are the hard decisions a small business must take during a challenging economy? Eva Rosenberg talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the specific steps that should be taken without delay.

Jim Blasingame talks about what he calls the, "Small Business Attitude" and why you must assume it to survive an economic downturn.

Why is diversity in a small business a best practice? Gene Griessman talks with Jim Blasingame about the many facets and benefits of employing a diverse team of employees.