Horace and Anders discuss Uber's transportation business and discuss how software modularizes the world. In the second half of the show, they take listener questions posted to Twitter using the hashtag #CriticalQuestion.

Horace and Anders discuss car production methods, the BMW i3, tubular and composite frame construction and how Uber could change the landscape.

Horace and Anders talk about the "Plug Bug", safety in the aircraft industry and take listener questions.

On the heals of an epic driving trip across the United States, Horace discusses WWDC and takes listener questions from Twitter.

Horace talks about Jony Ive's promotion and answers listener questions on everything from Apple TV to the need for companies to "have children".

Horace and Anders discuss Comcast, cable companies and lowest common denominator content on television screens everywhere. After the break, Horace takes listener questions from Twitter.

Horace interviews Anders about Goldman Sachs' investment in Internet finance company Circle and we take listener questions over Twitter.

From impressive iPhone sales to slowing iPad revenues, Horace and Anders recap the most recent Apple earnings. In the latter half of the show, Horace takes questions from Twitter.

What does the Apple Watch mean? Can it be considered disruptive? Horace and Anders consider if the Apple Watch represents a meaningful "real estate" business.

Horace and Anders look at the segments of the luxury market and consider how success can be measured in Apple's watch business.