Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the paradox of full employment in the U.S. which at once produces great national income for millions of workers, but also, by definition, limits economic growth that depends on more workers.

Mike Daniels joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how terrorists and countries like China and Russia use cyber-space to gain more advantage over the U.S. and our allies, through recruitment, misinformation and disinformation.

Jim Blasingame reveals the two horizons small businesses watch for their future, one for the macro and national economy, and one for the ability of their own business to handle what comes next.

Jim Blasingame reveals that, despite what the headlines may say, small businesses are still on top of the economic mountain, even if they descend a little to take a breather from time to time.

Leo Haviland joins Jim Blasingame to report on what has become one of the great occurrences in modern U.S. history, which is the discovery of a wealth of natural gas and our conversion to it.

Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to report that the economy in the European Union is good, but the countries have a common problem: millions of disenfranchised immigrants who aren’t getting a proper education.

Felice Friedson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the challenges in Israel today, including the big two -- the economy and national security – and which one will mean more in the next election.

Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to debate and disagree on whether there is a divergence of motivations between Wall Street and Main Street regarding the practicing of capitalism.

Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to report on the unexpectedly strong December jobs market as an indication that the economy is stronger than many on Wall Street and in the media have led us to believe.

Ted Fishman joins Jim Blasingame to report on how the Chinese economy is not healthy now on many different levels, and what this means for their future.