Eugene talks about Dropbox's enterprise ambitions. Cory and Tom recap the New York subscriber summit.

Alfred talks about the rise and implication of "Mini IPOs." Cory shares his thoughts from this year's Facebook developer conference.

Reed talks about the lax sexual harassment rules covering VC relationships with entrepreneurs. Cory and Tom discuss the Facebook and Snapchat feature wars.

Cory and Tom talk about Facebook's decision to give advertisers a little more data on campaigns. Then they discuss whether digital media companies are overvalued and what their exit strategies are.

Amir breaks down all the problems at Uber, including the Waymo lawsuit and employee's lack of confidence in Travis. Juro discusses why Baidu is faltering.

Cory talks about Airbnb and Alphabet's ideas about investing in prefab homes. Kevin explores the most popular skills for the Amazon Echo.

Eugene makes his debut on the show to talk about Jeff Bezos' new shadow. And Reed explores why Google asks employees to waive their right to sue about workplace pornography.

Alfred talks about why some early investors in Fitbit held too long after it went public and what that could foretell with Snap. Cory explains how Facebook is trying to fix Instant Articles to get publishers back on board. Plus, Sam plugs his new podcast series Modest Conversations.

Reed talks with Kevin about Amazon's plans to use Alexa to manage call centers. Tom phones in to give his thoughts on the Snap IPO.

Cory talks about why Facebook is betting on a new scaled-down version of M for Messenger. And Tom gives details on the private high school in Mountain View that's gonna cash in on the Snap IPO.