Kevin explains how IBM uses Watson's consumer brand to sell to enterprises. Juro makes his first appearance on the podcast to discuss the big funding plans for Alibaba's Ant Financial as well as Huawei's narrowing profits on smartphones.

Amir and Tom talk about why Google bends over backwards for Snap, what transportation startups are on the rise and why Trump doesn't help Twitter.

Tom and Reed go deep on Snap's IPO filing and debate whether it has a growth problem, why it's pitching itself as a camera company, and if it makes sense to keep pursuing hardware.

Reed and Tom discuss what Dropcam co-founder Greg Duffy could be doing at Apple. And explain why it's significant that Snap's board is dominated by people outside tech.

Cory and Tom talk about Airbnb's organizational structure and what's really behind Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook PR push.

Cory discusses Peter Thiel's contrarianism. Amir and Tom talk about Lyft's losses, Washio's folly and the future of on demand companies.

Reed gives his thoughts so far from CES. Jessica explains why some in tech say they've lost faith in the ad business—but she argues they haven't embraced the obvious solution.

Jessica, Tom and Reed wrap up 2016 with their take on why Evan Spiegel won our Person of 2017 vote, what Peter Thiel's grand plans are, whether Twitter will finally sell next year, and more.

Jessica gives her take on tech's disappointing response to our diversity survey. Amir explains why Google scaled back its self-driving cars ambitions. And Cory and Tom give their naughty and nice list for tech CEOs.

Reed goes deep into his investigative look at mixed reality startup Magic Leap and explains why it's worth being very skeptical about the company's chances, despite all the funding.