Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the unprecedented Fed plan to capitalize Main Street businesses during the pandemic would work, and will it keep the funding flowing through the employers, not directly to the employees.

Nick Mathews joins Jim Blasingame to explain why federal bank regulators need to abate their oversight of loan quality as they review bank records so their standards reflect the current financial challenges for small business borrowers.

Anne Zimmerman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how small businesses have been treated badly following the 2008 financial crisis, and why this approach must be different in the response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Jim Blasingame reveals six more too-common mistakes business owners make when seeking investor capital, including staging your information sharing from small to large, as requested.

Steve Moore joins Jim Blasingame to discuss whether government help for small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic is being applied in an appropriate and helpful way, especially relative to credit issues.

Steve Moore joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the Fed’s response to the Wuhan coronavirus and whether its rate cuts and quantitative easing so far has been appropriate.

Leo Haviland joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the responses by equity markets to the coronavirus concerns, and whether this scenario has become an excuse to sell off an oversold market.

Holly Wade joins Jim Blasingame to report on the NFIB Index that shows small businesses are still well capitalized, and why borrowing money from the SBA will not help the coronavirus issue.

Holly Wade joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the reasons why the financial strength of the small business sector will be a significant factor in the economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Jim Blasingame explains why he thinks Wall Street is increasingly merely a leading indicator of itself, and in the current uncertain marketplace, is not contributing solutions to the Main Street economy.