Dan R. Morris is the founder of Audience Industries, which runs Blogging Concentrated, the Amplify Podcast, and FindingJoy.net. Dan began working in the online space back in 2004, and Blogging Concentrated has since become the largest global training and development company for bloggers, vloggers, and podcasters.

Adam Franklin is the marketing manager at Bluewire Media, a Brisbane-based company that helps digital marketing consultants by providing them with the tools and templates to grow their business. Adam is also a powerful social media speaker with over 150 keynotes under his belt. More of Adam's digital and content marketing strategies can be found in his #1 Amazon best-seller, Web Marketing That Works, and on his podcast of the same name.

Kate Erickson is a content creator and implementer at EOFire, which is a #1 and Best of iTunes-ranked podcast hosted by John Lee Dumas. The EOFire podcast is a large part of their brand, but Kate and the team at EOFire give a behind-the-scenes look into their multi-faceted approach to creating and operating a 7-figure business. She's been through the educational and corporate trenches, and she is passionate about sharing the tools and resources so that you, too, can create success and freedom on your own entrepreneurial journey. Find more of Kate's free, valuable, and actionable content on her blog at EOFire.com, on her podcast called Kate's Take, and in her book, The Fire Path: A Beginner's Guide to Growing Your Online Business.

In this bonus Saturday minisode of Bidsy's Small Business Society, Nate Osborn of the Denver law firm Montgomery Little & Soran discusses patents. He answers the following questions: What is a patent? What types of patents are there? What sorts of things are eligible for a utility patent? How do you get a patent? What rights do you get if you obtain a patent? Who should get a patent?

Jeff Steinmann is the author How To Quit Working and is the host of a long-running weekly podcast called How To Start Living (formerly How To Quit Working) that features lessons from fellow freedom fanatics. Jeff contributes to several media outlets, including The Huffington Post, Lifehack, and Elite Daily. Jeff is devoted to helping those around him quit their soul-sucking 9-5 jobs to create successful businesses and lives full of passion and freedom.

PJ Jonas is the co-founder at Goat Milk Stuff, a family business that creates and sells all-natural products as an alternative to chemical products that people use every day. Her company not only allows her family to work together, but it's been the vehicle to teach them about what's important in life. Those values come through in the goodness of their products and the excellence of their customer service.

Justin Esgar is a successful entrepreneur, powerful speaker, and author of the book Appitalize On Your Idea. He's started a successful computer consulting firm. He's released a premier app that sold over 250,000 copies. He helps people find good food on the go. This only scratches the surface on some of the successful businesses Justin has created. Justin is an ambassador for entrepreneurialism and does his best to help people build better businesses.

Cohen Floch is a professional tattooer and owner of the Paradigm Tattoo Company. He combines an adventurous attitude toward life, which has taken him to virtually all corners of of the world for various reasons, with a pragmatic and shrewd business sense to create a truly enviable lifestyle.

Michele Spiezia is the founder and CEO of Bespoke Atelier, a company that transforms the way we organize and share visual content. Michele and her team at Bespoke believe that "[i]deas are currency, and through the collaboration and exchange of ideas, we can create a better world together."

In today's bonus Saturday minisode, Nate Osborn of the law firm Montgomery Little & Soran in Denver, CO answers the following questions about trademarks: What is a trademark? Why do you want to protect your trademark? How do you protect your trademark? What protection do you get if you have a US federal trademark registration, and what rights do you have under state law? What can be trademarked?