David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the future of the American middle class, and whether the small business sector will become the force that helps this group recover to past levels of prosperity.

David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the factors that, beginning in 1968, began the decline of the middle class in America, including a more competitive global economy.

David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to report on the circumstances that created the American middle class, and what happened to begin its decline.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the troubling dependence upon China by the U.S. economy and supply chain and the importance of shifting to more redundant sourcing and hemispheric, proximity manufacturing.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the reasons the CCP in China would prefer to do business with Joe Biden for the next four years instead of Donald Trump.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to report on surveys that indicate a high percentage of companies doing business overseas are increasingly considering bringing their manufacturing activity back to the U.S., or at least this hemisphere.

Laurel Delaney joins Jim Blasingame to report on her Women Entrepreneurs Grow Global non-profit that exists to educate women business owners about international business opportunities.

Laurel Delaney joins Jim Blasingame to report on the potential for global growth in business between women-owned businesses, especially facilitated by new technologies.

Brian Fielkow joins Jim Blasingame to report on supply chain challenges from the trucking industry perspective, including the inflation of rates, and whether we’ll ever have driver-less semis on the road.

David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the future of the American middle class, and whether the small business sector will become the force that helps this group recover to past levels of prosperity.