Could China become like Japan in 1990? Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to compare China's economic future to what happened to Japan 20 years ago, plus to report that Japan's economy has now recovered after a 20-year recession.

Is there a disconnect between Wall Street and Main Street? David Adler joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that bonuses on Wall Street continue to rise after their bail-out, but the damage they caused on Main Street is still there.

Did President Obama contribute to Egypt's problems? David Adler joins Jim Blasingame to discuss Pres. Obama’s Cairo speech and subsequent foreign policies and whether either contributed to the violence in Egypt.

Could Egypt's unrest impact the global economic recovery? David Adler joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the current unrest in Egypt, the U.S. response, and what impact these events will have on the global economy - including small businesses.

What could Obama learn from Reagan’s policies? Nicole Gelinas joins Jim Blasingame to discuss Reagan’s policies on inflation and what could be learned that would improve the financial crisis, plus the impact of political rhetoric on the population’s attitudes.

What is the cascade potential of the events in Tunisia and Egypt into other Middle Eastern countries? Nicole Gelinas joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the domestic policies that contributed to the dissidence in Tunisia and Egypt and the lessons for other countries in the Middle East.

Did the State of the Union and follow up speeches allay the concerns of small business? Charles Wheelan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why small business fiscal uncertainty will extend through 2011 and the continuing division in Washington.

Will the Tea Party become a third party or be more effective as a political aggravator? Charles Wheelan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the State of the Union and GOP and Tea Party responses, plus whether the Tea Party will become the driving force to reduce the deficit.

How much control do we have over the business cycle? Sanford Kahn joins Jim Blasingame to dispel the myth that the business cycle can be eliminated, plus a dire prediction of the future if the U.S. deficit isn’t drastically reduced.

Do you think economics is a science? Sanford Kahn joins Jim Blasingame to dispel the myth that economics is a science instead of human behavior, plus the myth of why you're in business.