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Bloomberg's Matt Negrin joins to talk humor and politics

Also, Snapchat's Spectacles and Yahoo's data breach

"It's our belief that Africa is the largest pool of underutilized brainpower in the world," says Jeremy Johnson, the CEO and co-founder of Andela, on this week's episode. He joins to talk about why his startup has been attracting so much attention -- and why technology appears yet to make a major difference in education.

We've been hearing about self-driving cars for a while, and it's still going to be years before they're widely available. But make no mistake -- self-driving cars on on the road as we speak. Mashable business reporter Kerry Flynn went to Pittsburgh where she rode in the cars that are already picking up passengers. She gives us her first-hand account.

Ozlo CEO Charles Jolley talks about the future of computers that just want to help

The founders of Acast on the future of podcasts

On crowdsourcing, where his company is headed and his favorite TV

Media startup founders join to pitch their companies

Facebook's head of product design lucas Woods joins Matt Petronzio and Kerry Flynn to talk about how the social network is making products to help people in emergencies. Kerry and Jason also start off with a quick analysis of Uber's big move in China.

You're terrible at investing, and you wouldn't be much better with a time machine. Don't believe it? Spencer Jakab of the Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street joins to talk about his new book "Heads I Win, Tails I Win," which breaks down why you need to stop futzing with your retirement savings and just enjoy the ride.