• Reviewing our newspapers is Doug Keatinge from leading PR firm Murray Consultants.

• When is it better to go bankrupt? CEO of the Irish Mortgage Holders Organisation David Hall will be in to give his take on the proposed changes to bankruptcy laws here in Ireland.

• BITE Food Festival - With over 20,000 people descending on the RDS over the course of the weekend to attend the BITE Food Festival, our researcher Peadar Breathnach heads along to meet some of Ireland's most interesting artisan food producers.

• Motoring Mailbag with thanks to Toyota - Motoring correspondent Geraldine Herbert joins us for our monthly look under the bonnet where she answers listeners car related queries and looks at the motoring stories of the month. If you’re not sure whether to buy a people carrier or a salon get your questions into downtobusiness@newtalk.com.

• Industry Review: Car Insurance- With the cost of motor insurance up 27% in the past 12 months, we decide to look at the reasons why and examine whether there is any hope for customers. Padraig Lynch from Chill Insurance, Brian Butterly of First Ireland and Conor Faughan of the AA will join Vincent to give their side of the story.

• Black Friday: With shopping phenomenons Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner, we ask are these days just an internet sensation or are Irish businesses really feeling the positive effects of pre-Christmas sell-offs.

• Executive Chair- This week we welcome Gerard Murnaghan, Managing Director of Indeed Jobs in to the Executive Chair. (PRE REC)

All this and more on Down to Business from 10am until midday tomorrow morning, on air and online.

As ever, you can find blog posts and weekly DTB highlights on our show page.