What would a typical small business blog look like? Karen Cortell Reisman talks with Jim Blasingame about the strategy and execution of a blog for the typical Main Street small business.

Cinda Baxter joins Jim Blasingame to report on what the 3/50 Project is, how it's saving Main Street one small business at a time, what you can do to help, and the next phase of this grass roots phenomenon.

Reporting on the evolution and revolution of eBooks, Mark Coker joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how eBooks work, how they're presented in multiple formats, including for smart phones, and how they have become part of the way information is acquired and consumed.

The issue is not change, but rather, how you lead and sell change. That's the message Brett Clay and Jim Blasingame discuss, especially how to incorporate this leadership attitude about change to find solutions for your customers.

What is the impact of eBooks on the future of publishing? Mark Coker joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how technology, the Internet and other innovations have created electronic publishing, including eBooks, and how all of this is impacting the traditional publishing industry.

What's the next big thing in battery innovation? Futurist, Joel Barker, reports with Jim Blasingame that the next killer app in batteries will be on paper. That's right, a battery that is printed on a sheet of copy paper. Be sure to listen as Joel explains how this will impact your life and business.

Is it time to reinvent yourself and your small business? Joyce Weiss joins Jim Blasingame to take us through the process of identifying when the old way isn't working, how to reinvent and re-brand, and what role the customer has in all of this.

A picture is STILL worth a thousand words, according to Dan Roam, as he joins Jim Blasingame to talk about solving problems and selling ideas by conveying your message with graphical images.

What is a "Hobbypreneur"? Steve King joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what he learned when he conducted Intuit's New Future of Small Business Report about how some small businesses are started by people who saw their hobby turn into something that was in demand.

One of the ways for women to gain more control over their lives is to become business owners. Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the progress women have made in the marketplace and how much is left to be done. She also introduces the 2010 Woman's Advantage Calendar.