How will the global auto industry rebound and evolve over the next five to 10 years? Joan Pryde and Jim Blasingame talk about wheat this industry will look like in the next generation. They also some of the residual challenges of the economy, the SBA's plans to help small businesses, healthcare reform and other current issues.

Following a discussion of how the economy is doing in general and for small businesses, Art Kleiner talks with Jim Blasingame about why he thinks the best years of the auto industry could still to come, including a global perspective.

How do you know when to go from survival to testing the leading edge? Peter Meyer talks with Jim Blasingame about growing your business by helping customers grow their revenue. Peter offers tips and best practices.

Are we still in a bear market? How does a small business owner make the decision to invest outside of the business? Mark Stys joins Jim Blasingame to explain the "Modern Portfolio Theory," and other investment strategies.

How are small businesses managing the winding down of the recession in anticipation of the coming recovery? Sam Norwood and Jim Blasingame discuss the results of this month's Tatum Survey, including overall optimism, order backlogs, employment, and other indicators. They also talk about the impact of government intervention during this period.

What are women business owners saying about the current state of the economy? Maria Coyne joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the results of the Key4Women Confidence Survey, including their attitude about sales, pricing, credit and the future prospects.

What is it going to take for the economy to turn around? Jim Ostroff and Jim Blasingame talk about this issue, including housing, autos, and other indicators. They also talk about corporate bankruptcies and new energy storage technology, among other topics.

What does the future hold for the Big Three automakers, GM, Chrysler and Ford? Bill Glynn joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what he thinks this challenged industry and these troubled companies should do to become viable.

How will the Obama administration's foray into the marketplace ultimately impact small businesses? Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the car czar, the bank czar, the energy czar and the new pay czar. How long will it be before, like during the last czarist regime, there is a revolution? Non-violent, of course.

What is the impact of government intervention in the U.S. marketplace? Gerald Celente talks with Jim Blasingame about what he calls "fascism-light" which is creating a "bailout bubble," which Celente says will create the next depression.