Eric caught up with SunTrust Internet analyst Bob Peck to go into his recent note giving Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer a C Grade on her 3 Year anniversary. We also discuss Twitter's search for a "Unicorn CEO." Our call ended abruptly at the very end of the podcast due to our third party conferencing system.

Eric talked to Axion analyst Victor Anthony about all the recent Internet Tech companies' earnings. Who were the winners and losers among Google, LinkedIn, Amazon, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter, Yelp, and InterActive? We also discuss the potential for Tinder as a business and as an engine within IACI and where that stock might go in the next few years.

Eric talked to Greg Zuckerman, Special Writer for the Wall Street Journal and Author of The Frackers and The Greatest Trade Ever, about the fracking industry, John Paulson, and the future of the hedge fund industry.

Eric caught up with Brad Silverberg of Fuel Capital to discuss what it was like to work on the Win95 team and what made it so special. We also discuss Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, stack-ranking, and why he's more bullish now about tech than at any point in the past 30 years.

Eric talks to Amplify Ventures' Mike Dauber on how the traditional

enterprise tech giants are breaking down and the next-generation of companies vying to replace them. Mike also discusses how he got into venture investing and going through the 08 crisis at Battery.

Eric caught up with the inspirational James Altucher for a candid

discussion on Jim Cramer, investing, Larry Kudlow and choosing yourself.

Eric talks to Brooklyn Nets beat writer Tim Bontemps on how Twitter and TV money has changed the NBA, how the league is doing, and what will happen to Bill Simmons at HBO.

Eric catches up with Kara Swisher for an in depth discussion of Yahoo and Marissa Mayer's last 3 years in charge, as well as her favorite interviews ever.

Eric talks to BTIG analyst Rich Greenfield about who the winners and losers in Over The Top (OTT) services.

Eric speaks with blogger and Apple/disruption analyst Horace Dediu about when the iPhone will be disrupted, why a purely ad-based business model is problematic, and how he became one of the top tech bloggers.