Eric caught up with Re/Code's Peter Kafka to discuss his recent media and tech interviews at Code/Media and where he thinks Big Media is at with the inexorable pressure on the bundle. We also discuss Netflix, Viacom, Time Warner, and ESPN.

Sydney Finkelstein is a Dartmouth Business School professor, author and consultant. He was also on my doctoral committee a while back. His new book out February 9th, 2016 and sure to be another business best-seller is called "Superbosses: How Exceptional Leaders Master the Flow of Talent." In this discussion, we cover the 3 types of Superbosses he found in his research and what specifically they did to find and develop great teams around them.

Eric spoke with Laundry Service's Jason Stein about what he thinks are the biggest problems facing Twitter and how Jack Dorsey should fix them. We also discuss why companies like ESPN and Viacom have such a hard time changing their ways.

Eric caught up with BTIG's Rich Greenfield about his recent downgrade of Disney with a new $90 price target and what some of his recent research shows about consumers' interest in subscribing to ESPN as a stand-alone OTT offering. We also discuss what 2016 will hold for Time Warner and if they'll sell or break up the company.

Eric talked to his Ph.D. advisor Don Hambrick who is now at Penn State's Business School. We discussed what makes a great board of directors, the qualities of a successful CEO, and how to build a high-functioning Top Management Team.

Eric spoke with Bloomberg's Entertainment Reporter Lucas Shaw about how Amazon has grown to be the #2 digital player after Netflix, what media aspirations they have, how they've gone about differentiating themselves in the market, and what kinds of moves they are likely to make in the future.

Eric caught up Jason Stein of Laundry Service (part of Wasserman Media Group) about the future of OTT, Facebook TV, which big media companies will make the leap to the new digital world, and advertising vs subscription-based business models in digital world.

Eric caught up with John Ourand of the Sports Business Journal to discuss whether sports rights are in a bubble, if Yahoo's live-stream of a recent NFL game was a success and the future of OTT and cable bundle sports.

Eric spoke with Asymco's Horace Dediu about how disruptive the new Apple TV will actually be, the nature of the media landscape, how Apple could draw viewers away over time, and the potential for live events and interactive apps. We also explore what would make a new car from Apple disruptive and why Apple didn't just buy Tesla.

Eric spoke to Rahul Sood who's the co-founder and CEO of Unikrn, a Seattle-based gaming and eSports company. We chatted about why eSports is so popular, which companies are going to benefit the most from its growth, what is happening with DFS companies right now, and how the older casinos are responding to the rise of these new forms of betting which are more popular with millennials.