What can we learn from the younger entrepreneurs? Donna Fenn joins Jim Blasingame to report on Inc. Magazine's "30 Under 30," which identifies the top young entrepreneurs, and what entrepreneurs can learn from each other.

How will fiscal consolidation decisions by governments impact small businesses? Bruce Bartlett joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how governments are attempting to grow the economy while reigning in budget deficits and debt, and how this will impact small businesses.

Kiplinger reports on the economy, energy and small business tax policy. Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to talk about a "spongy" recovery, a new oil pipeline through heartland America, and new and renewed tax advantages for small businesses.

Reporting on the Forbes top 100 websites for women, Jenna Goudreau joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why such a list is important, how they chose them and which ones would be valuable to women small business owners.

Kiplinger reports on the genome, energy and global recovery. Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on human genome research, how the global economy looks for 2011 and the future of alternative energy.

Will the new power grid regs raise electricity prices? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on the new energy bill that plans to impose regulations on the owners of the electric power grid. Will these new regs be good for the economy or just add costs?

What will passage of the Financial Regulation bill mean for small business? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of the key issues that the Financial Regulation bill are, including those that impact small business.

Has Wall Street become the enemy of Main Street? Randall Lane joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how his small business was part of the excesses of the Wall Street insanity of the decade of "the zeros" and whether anything was learned.

Kiplinger reports on jobs, real estate and energy. Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report on the stubborn unemployment rate, commercial real estate woes, Obama's climate change plans and why cars are going to weigh less.

Will your health care costs rise next year? Kiplinger's Jim Ostroff joins Jim Blasingame to report why, due to certain provisions of the recently enacted health care reform law, employers will pay more to provide coverage for their employees in the coming years.