News Roundtable with Quentin Hardy, NYTimes & Jeff Bercovici, Inc.: Q3 earnings stunner, Theranos mess, Slack dominance, RedYouTube, journalism's shifting landscape.

At LAUNCH Scale 2015, Jason sits down with Tony Hsieh of Zappos and Joel Simkhai of Grindr.

At LAUNCH Scale 2015, Jason sits down with David Sacks of three-unicorn PayPal, Yammer, and Zenefits fame, Troy Carter of Atom Factory, and Nalden Hans of WeTransfer.

At#STHLMtech Jason sits down with Truecaller Cofounder Nami Zarringhalam; bonus panel on the Future of Finance.

At #STHLMTech Fest, Jason takes a global look at The Future of Investing with Accel, 500Startups, & Telia.

Today's guest is Jeffrey Pfeffer, Professor at Stanford Business School, whose new book "Leadership B.S.: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time" tackles the leadership crisis plaguing companies and stifling true innovation.

At STHLM TECH FEST Jason sits down with Skype and Atomico Founder Niklas Zennstrom and Klarna Founder Sebastian Siemiatkowski. An amazing conversation spanning: Stockholm v. Silicon Valley breakdown as the best place to start your company, how Niklas came to invest in now-unicorn Klarna, how Sebastian got the #1 VC (Mike Moritz) to not only invest but also join the Board, Niklas' experiences being sued for billions by the music labels over his co. Kazaa in the early 2000’s, how the idea for creating Skype came about, why Niklas decided to sell Skype for $8.5b to Microsoft (and if he regrets selling), how Niklas’s $450m VC fund Atomico provides more value than just money (hint: international growth), how the Stockholm startup ecosystem is booming and has the most unicorns of anywhere in the world per capita, the increasingly urgent topic of immigration -- and much more.

Today, it’s a special #AskJason: mobile, wearables & Internet of Things (IoT) edition! Jason lends insights to fans’ pressing questions on m/w/IoT, including the best wearable safety tech for bicyclists, Apple watch and glanceables, how to coach clients over mobile, whether podcasting and smartphones will take over terrestrial radio, and more.

News Roundtable! Today's guests are Ryan Hoover, Founder of Product Hunt, and Carmel DeAmicis, Reporter at Re/code, with a highly spirited take on tech's latest. Ryan and Carmel talk ad-block mania, iPhone fever, Twitter polls, expanding Uber, Slack's morphing into social, SV work culture -- and they take Jason's Definitive Millennial Quiz.

Today’s episode is an incredible two-parter from STHLM TECH FEST. First, a fascinating discussion on the “Future of Transportation” with three companies leading the charge. Jason and Tyler Crowley talk with Uber European General Manager Jo Bertram, Tesla Chief Product Officer Peter Carlsson, and Delivery Hero CEO and Co-founder Niklas Ostberg (online food-ordering service in 34 countries), and Kees Koolen, Founding Partner at EQT Ventures. Among many gems, we learn how leading up to Model S release Tesla was burning $100m per quarter, how the car industry thought they would only sell 3,000 vehicles over their lifecycle (and they now sell 1,200 per week...and are thinking about the future of autonomous cars….); how Uber has legalized ride-sharing in most US cities and is one of the safest transportation options in every city they operate in, but still has a fight ahead in Europe; how Delivery Hero has raised $1b and what their path to profitability looks like (scale!) and why they might start making and delivering its own food. Next up we get a visit from the Prince of Sweden Daniel Westling and hear two pitches in the transportation space from Shipwallet (no-click shipping) and Fidesmo (a connected card).