What would happen to your business if you lost all the data on your hard drives? Carbonite's Pete Lamson joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how small business owners can be prepared to recover in the event of the loss of their digital assets.

What are some other ways to operate more efficiently? Alison Diboll joins Jim Blasingame to talk about maximizing your resources in the cloud by having documents available and keeping track of your work, etc.

How is technology exposing the failure of minimum wage? Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how minimum wage encourages technology adoption, plus the impact of minimum wage mandates on the teenage job market.

What's the future of media for small business? Rick Mathieson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how small businesses can leverage video marketing by using the new technologies to help connect using traditional media channels.

What is the outlook for employment? Doug Tatum joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the complex unemployment challenge in America, including big business practices and small business opportunities.

What's next in technology? Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the new techno gadgets, including a hybrid of the tablet and the notebook computer, plus new smart phone capability and better mobile computing.

How much will apps be part of your life and business? Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why consumers are more knowledgeable about technology than ever before, and why apps are going to be a big part of your future.

What did we learn from the Skype outage? Ramon Ray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the two-day Skype outage and why you should have a back-up plan, plus more on CES 2011.

What will be the big topics at the 2011 Computer Electronics Show? Ramon Ray joins Jim Blasingame to preview CES 2011, including telecom, mobile, physical security electronics, printers and Net Neutrality.

How does Net Neutrality affect small business? Jonathan Zuck and Jim Blasingame talk about Net Neutrality and how small businesses could pay more for Internet use due to companies who put more demand on the Internet refusing to pay more.