Gen Y will be fully entrenched in the economy in 3 years. Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame to predict the U.S. economy will boom in the next 3 years, when Gen Y takes their place in the economy as both producers and consumers.

What will the impact of Gen Y be as they come of age? Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the lifestyle trends of Gen Y and business opportunities that will present to serve their next life stage.

Did you ever get a quality or Y2K letter from customers in the 1990s? Jim Blasingame predicts that, like quality and Y2K compliance letters, small businesses will soon be asked about their sustainability plan by their business customers.

Could city folk become the farmers of the future? Jack Uldrich joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the future of urban farming to take advantage of unused land as a business model, as well as aid the economically disadvantaged.

Could free online college be an answer to structural unemployment? Jack Uldrich joins Jim Blasingame to predict colleges will offer free online continuing education courses, plus an online revolutions in public education.

Will you allow a merchant to scan you for marketing profile purposes? Jack Uldrich joins Jim Blasingame to predict the future of marketing using face recognition technology and how that will be received by the public.

New developments in burn treatment and hemophilia. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on new treatments for bun victims with a hydrogel and a gene therapy for hemophiliacs.

Discover a paradigm shift in high-rise construction. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on how a Chinese company built a 30 story building - furniture and all - in 15 days using paradigm shifting component systems..

How has media trumped Madison Avenue? Kirk Cheyfitz joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the three types of 21st century media is gaining priority over 20th century Madison Avenue advertising and marketing.

What does small business have to do with sustainability? Bruce Piasecki joins Jim Blasingame to highlight the wisdom of E.F. Schumacker and his regard for how important small organizations will be to innovation and resource sustainability.