Growing a body part from your own body. It's called regenerative medicine. Medical devices – not making them, buying and selling them. How does a knee replacement work? And who makes it? Plus, how doctors can check your cardiac rhythm on the cloud.

A business that's been in the family for generations is a lot different than a startup.  One acts like a bank to control cash flow. When it's not the career they're dreaming about...how do you talk the kids into joining the business?

Solving a 60-year-old cocktail party problem: keeping background noises out and the conversation easy to hear. Two men from UNH did it...thanks to an Angel investor. Does an Angel think 10% success means getting 1 out of 10 right...

When a crisis hits your business...what do you do first? How quickly do you have to react? What if the story is fake news? Do people forgive you when you tell the truth about a mistake? - In this episode, The Language of Business looks at using PR fir...

She started a business from scratch...and at first, it wasn't working. Then a web site reboot quadrupled the business. Plus, managing a lawsuit on the cloud...when you're not even a lawyer. And video games that are fun for your kids,

The restaurant business isn't easy. 90% of new ones fail. But that also means some succeed. Here are a few success stories as The Language of Business looks at restaurant profitability. - Host Greg Stoller interviews three different restaurateurs: Raf...

A reversal of the movie "You've Got Mail." The little bookstore around the corner fought a challenge from a big box store...and won. She went from a one-woman brokerage to managing 700 million dollars in investments.

The Language of Business looks at fashion and more...designed by young women entrepreneurs. - Host Greg Stoller talks with Ambika Singh, CEO of Armoire-fashion for the boss lady; Melanie Berger, CEO of Mariwear Braless Comfort; Kate Aiken and Devin Mc...

How a shirtmaker can afford to pay $12 an hour when workers in China are making $2.50 a day. How much sun do you need? Here's an app that can let you know. A manufacturer who has made suits for every POTUS since Lincoln...

Business pivots. When the technology you're using is no longer the best out there...how do you fix that? - The Language of Business looks at a craft brewery named for an island in South Boston that isn't really an island,