Reporting on current small business banking relationships, Joe Knight joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how his recent experience in getting a loan for a manufacturing company and what other small businesses can learn from that.

What are small business saying about the economy and their business conditions? Bob Kottler joins Jim Blasingame to report on the results of the Capital One Small Business Barometer, including the economy, hiring, capital spending, and credit availability.

Are you ready for the triple witching tax day? Eva Rosenberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what an Enrolled Agent is and does, plus to report on several critical tax deadlines, including her recommendation for how to prioritize paying the list of tax payments that come due on the 15th.

What will the health care bill cost small businesses? Joan Pryde joins Jim Blasingame to identify some of the tax and fee elements of the health care bill as it unfolds over the next 5 years. They also discuss proposed bank regulations.

More loans won't cause small businesses to hire more people. That's the message Tracy Eden and Jim Blasingame have to the question about lending to small businesses. The problem isn't more loans, it's minimizing fear and uncertainty.

The truth about small business access to capital isn't what you hear on television or from Washington. Tracy Eden and Jim Blasingame talk about the why main stream media and President Obama are completely wrong when they say small businesses can't get loans, and identify a number of Main Street loan sources that never stopped working with small businesses.

With a case study on how to overcome too much debt, Jerry Silberman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about a workout case study to negotiate lowering debt that would otherwise have taken the business down.

How are lending conditions evolving in the U.S. banking industry? Andrew Sherman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the incremental changes in borrowed capital availability for small businesses as well as larger ones.

How will proposed financial regulations hurt small business? Former Fed insider, Bob McTeer, joins Jim Blasingame to report some of the elements in proposed financial regulatory laws and why they will ultimately harm small businesses.

David Foss joins Jim Blasingame as he broadcasts live from the Association for Financial Technology's 2010 Conference in Orlando. David reveals how his industry serves small businesses through banks, including check and credit card processing, plus accounts receivable financing.