What will the proposed health care legislation impact small businesses? Steve Forbes joins Jim Blasingame to reveal his thoughts on current health care reform debate and what passage of the current proposal would mean for small businesses.

Shareholder reform, space exploration and President Obama's trip to Asia are the topics discussed by Joan Pryde and Jim Blasingame. When will the U.S. go back to the moon, and will Obama have a successful trip to China?

How is the national economy impacting the financial health of the states? Joan Pryde talks about with Jim Blasingame, including the total record state budget deficits being projected.

What are the new changes to the tax code regarding loss carry-back? Joan Pryde talks with Jim Blasingame about this, as well as the home-owner tax credit.

Don't miss this exciting interview with Steve Forbes as he joins Jim Blasingame to report on the future of capitalism, the condition of the economy and his guidance for small business owners.

Reporting on the most recent Kiplinger Letter, Joan Pryde joins Jim Blasingame to talk about new anti-trust momentum, how small businesses are categorized, and the future price of oil.

What is Kiplinger saying about proposed financial reform proposals? Joan Pryde joins Jim Blasingame to review the current debate over regulating what will be essentially the entire fincancial industry, including banking.

Joan Pryde joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the good, the bad and the ugly about various elements in the current phase of the economic recovery. They also talk about the impact of state elections on national political agendas, 401K management suggestions, multi-national oil exploration, among other issues.

What should businesses do to get ready for 2010? Jim Ostroff and Jim Blasingame discuss some of the fundamentals to focus on, like customers, expenses, etc. They also talk about the economy, small business banking and other issues.

Is Reaganomics dead or just currently misapplied? Bruce Bartlett joins Jim Blasingame to debunk current conservative economic “reasoning” and offer a surprising way forward, including a departure from what he helped create, Reaganomics.