How did the 2010 economy turn out? Richard DeKaser joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what was good and not-so-good about the economy in 2010, plus whether there is a disconnect between Wall Street Main Street.

Is factoring and other asset-based financial resources right for you? Tracy Eden joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how factoring and other asset-based lending works and tips on how to decide if it's right for your small business.

Tracy Eden joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the trend in small business capital demand and how asset-based financial lending can help bridge the gap when a bank loan is not possible.

It’s redundant to say “under-capitalized small business.”Tracy Eden joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the constant need for capital in a small business and some of the challenges therein.

How do you get start up capital for your small business? Bill Diffenderffer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the importance of your story, whether you're seeking a loan or investment capital.

How is the landscape for raising capital? Bill Diffenderffer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the difficultly of raising capital for start-ups arising primarily from an increased aversion to risk.

What are some of the new capital resources for small business? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to discuss non-profit micro-financiers, like Grameen America, plus challenges ahead for the union political agenda.

Should we really be worried about the U.S. national debt? Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to report why he thinks we shouldn't worry too much about the current level of the national debt.

Nell Merlino joins Jim Blasingame to report on the success of several of the recipients of her program, Make Mine a Million, plus events and programs they have that assist women in growing their businesses.

Have we learned any lessons from the policies of "too big to fail?" Nicole Gelinas joins Jim Blasingame to propose that one of the lessons we've learned from “too big to fail" policies is that government involvement in the marketplace often does more long-term damage than helping.