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How do home-based businesses and start-ups fund their growth in a period of limited credit availability? Beverley Williams and Jim Blasingame discuss some of the creative and fundamental ways to fund growth without credit.

Jim Ostroff and Jim Blasingame discusses issues of the day that are important to small businesses, including current economic indicators, such as inflation, unemployment and oil prices. They also discuss the government intervention into the housing recovery, and several issue related to the new Obama administration.

How well do you respond to fear? Joe Bailey talks with Jim Blasingame about how to address the fearful things in your life and business, especially with a challenging economy and a new government about to take over.

What can small businesses look forward to -- or fear -- from an Obama administration? Karen Kerrigan talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the key issues that will be debated over the next four years between President Obama and a Democrat controlled Congress and America's small business owners.

How will providing health care insurance for employees change for small businesses with an Obama administation and a Democrat controlled Congress? Grace-Marie Turner talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the key health care issues that will be debated early in the first year of Obama's administration, and what small business owners must do to participate in this debate.

What fundamentals should small business owners be focusing on in the coming months of this ecomomic downturn? Jay Myers talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the key management fundamentals his organization is stressing that have been successful for them.

Ken Davis talks with Jim Blasingame about the historical facts around the process Americans have of electing a president every four years, including how we use an Electoral College instead of an aggregation of the national popular vote.

Maria Coyne talks with Jim Blasingame about several of the most important fundamentals that any small business should focus on, especially during a challenging economy, including maintaining a close relationship with your banker.

Steri Stolp talks with Jim Blasingame about the potential for small businesses be in danger of becoming unionized if the erroniously named Employee Free Choice Act becomes law. They discuss the three key elements of EFCA, also called the "Card Check bill," including why this bill is anything but free choice.

Burt Folsom talks with Jim Blasingame about how the New Deal policies of Franklin Roosevelt were actually a bad deal for America, because they were focused more on government solutions instead of helping American businesses create jobs and opportunities. They also compare the New Deal’s government-first attitude with the Obama approach to economic problem solving.