This week, Travis and Stewart interview Alexis Ohanian, cofounder of the "front page of the internet" -- also known as Reddit. The second in our Web Summit series, this episode was recorded the morning of the U.S. Presidential Election results, which made for some interesting discussion around communities, influence, and Reddit's role in that process. (This topic has since become quite the discussion point.)

In the news segment, we discuss what has happened at Reddit since our interview, reveal Facebook's new dynamic ads for app installs, and revisit the time we predicted what was going wrong at Pebble, which shut down this week.

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    As always, thank you for tuning in this week. We appreciate you. Stewart appreciates you more than Travis, though.

    See you next week with Episode 33, as we continue our Web Summit interview series with the founder of WebSummit himself, Paddy Cosgrave. If you missed last week’s episode with Alan Schaaf, CEO of Imgur, you can listen to it right here.