Biz Please

Should your internet provider be able to track everything you do on the internet then sell that information to whoever will pay for it? Well, they can, and now they don't even have to give you a choice or even tell you about it. Gigi Sohn, Open Society fellow and former FCC counselor joins to talk about the ramifications of the recent Congressional repeal of basic internet privacy regulations.

The subscription service bubble is starting to burst. Mary Biggins, co-founder of ClassPass and now founder of MealPal, joins to talk about why MealPal is built to last and what industries are still ripe for subscription disruption.

There's plenty of fear about robots taking jobs, but what about becoming our coworkers? Dom Price, futurist and head of research for software developer Atlassian, joins to talk about why we're going to need to get comfortable working alongside non-humans.

It's been that kind of year where you need to do a year-in-review of just the first two months. Fortune's Erin Griffith and CNN's Seth Fiegerman join for a rousing tour through a pretty insane start to 2017.

Gene Liebel, founding partner of digital agency Work & Co, joins to talk about two topics that don't usually collide: Design and politics. He discusses what it's like to work with major tech companies as well as firms like Planned Parenthood as they try to get out their message.

Sallie Krawcheck, one of the most powerful women in finance, shares her personal tales from Wall Street and what needs to change in investing.

Brad Stone joins to talk about his new book chronicling the rise of Airbnb and Uber, which both decided to eschew local laws to ensure rapid growth. Stone, a journalist at Bloomberg, also touches on a variety of other competitors that are trying to reshape cities and transportation — including China's Uber rival.

Katia Beauchamp founded Birchbox out of business school and quickly built it into one of the hottest ecommerce companies in the world. Startups, however, rarely grow without encountering adversity. Beauchamp speaks about what it's like to build a company and have to make tough decisions about staffing, strategy and the road ahead.

Julia Collins, co-founder of Zume Pizza, joins to talk about her startup, in which robots help make food that then shows up at your door. Her business isn't focused on removing the human element, however. She's investing in people who can help in other parts of the business.

Flipboard CEO Mike McCue joins to talk about why he's among the dwindling optimists around the future of the media and journalism. Now six year old, Flipboard remains one of the quiet giants in digital media, with 100 million subscribers for its magazine-like experience.