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Comedian Josh Gondelman joins us for our second highlight edition of Biz Please. We talk to him about his new album "Physical Whisper, as well as what it's like working on Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and modern comedy Twitter.

In a very special episode, we celebrate Twitter's 10th anniversary with Mashable executive editor Jim Roberts, New York Magazine writer Rembert Browne, comedian Alison Leiby and bestselling author Shea Serrano.

Highlight is a new series under the Biz Please empire that will feature one-on-one conversations with experts on particular topics. This week, John Seabrook of The New Yorker drops by to talk about his new book "The Song Machine" and some of the bizarre ins and outs of the modern music industry.

There's only so many hours in the day, so spend the better part of one with Biz Please as Heidi, Jason and Seth explore the realities of work/life balance. Mashable chief correspondent Lance Ulanoff stops by to talk about whether one of the biggest tech and media events of the year is truly over. And finally Mashable sports guru Sam Laird joins to talk about March Madness and some of the dark clouds having over college sports.

Angel investor Alicia Syrett talks about women in the startup scene

Mashable's Yohana Desta joins to discuss the fallout from one of the most controversial Academy Awards ever. Plus, the Board (aka Heidi, Seth and Jason) talks about what a Trump presidency might be like for the business community, and what Apple has at stake in its security showdown with the FBI.

Donald Trump has owned this election thanks to his masterful manipulation of the media. Mashable politics editor Juana Summers joins to talk about this bizarre race.

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