Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that small business optimism tanked in December, below the half-century average, because of the election results and COVID outbreak resurgence.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to suggest a two-pronged approach to your financial positions for 2021, including using a steady averaging investment strategy, while deleveraging toward less debt.

John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the frothy, over-confident nature of Wall Street, and how it continues to demonstrate how disconnected it is from the Main Street economy.

Greg Kozera joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the value in bringing manufacturing and redundant supply chains back to the Western Hemisphere and, specifically, to energy-rich regions of the U.S.

Greg Kozera joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the fact that the so-called “Green New Deal” is a fraudulent strategy that will result in helping China to gain a dangerous advantage in the war they’re waging against the U.S.

Pete Sepp joins Jim Blasingame to report on the new Taxpayers Right to Know Act, which inventories all government programs and makes that list available to the public to identify waste and obsolescence.

Pete Sepp joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the reasons why President Biden will spend more money – and raise more taxes – than in the past four years.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to report on the initial mixed indicators of the new Biden administration and how their policies will reconcile pro-business policies with an increasingly left-leaning agenda, like the Green New Deal.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to report on four manufacturing and supply chain trends that will effect change on many levels, including reshoring, automation, skill shortages and digital transformation in marketing and sales.

Tom Anastasi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the ways that society – including customer behavior – has been altered by the pandemic and the shutdown that will not likely revert back to the former behavior.