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Jessica talks about Larry Page's flying car side projects and why they should live inside Alphabet. Zara Zhang, our summer intern, makes her podcast debut to talk about China's live streaming market. Reed discusses the future of Nest post Tony Fadell.

Reed talks about Google's employee policies that prevent workers from talking to the media. Cory explains the promise and disappointment of buy buttons on social networks

Amir and Reed debate the uproar over Peter Thiel bankrolling the Gawker lawsuit. Also we discuss the self-driving car startup ecosystem and Apple's decision to open up Siri and develop an Amazon Echo competitor.

Jessica and Tom talk about the difficulty in writing about machine learning, a profile of Chinese investor Jenny Zeng and why Snapchat isn't rushing into India.

Cory, Stephen and Tom talk about Apple's investment in Didi Chuxing, Uber's cloud infrastructure, bots and privacy and the costs of getting on Snapchat Discover.

Stephen and Martin talk about their conversation with Janus Global Technology Fund and why they think the private tech markets are overpriced. Then Tom and Martin argue about whether there's consumer demand for more digital video.

Sam argues that most TV shows should be edited way down. Cory discusses WhatsApp monetization and Tom explains why HBO might be in trouble.

Jessica explains why Silicon Valley isn't doomed like some media reports suggest. Stephen talks about the infighting in Apple's cloud division as well as Microsoft's earnings.

Stephen discusses the needed product fixes for Slack. Cory, Amir and Tom reflect on F8, bots and the social media wars.

We're in New York this week, recording from the offices of Gimlet Media. Tom talks to Gimlet's co-founder Matt Lieber about scaling podcasts. Plus an excerpt of Jessica's conference call about China.