First up, we talk about some of this week’s top news. Are we headed for a recession? Some analysts say yes, but what do Fortune‘s Stephen Gandel and Anne VanderMey have to say? Then, should Tesla (TSLA) have disclosed its fatal crash sooner? Our guests weigh in. Plus, we look ahead to the Friday jobs reports before our guests play everyone’s favorite game, “Flop or Fly.”

Next, cereal lovers, rejoice! Fortune‘s Beth Kowitt visits Kellogg (K) NYC, Kellogg’s new cereal café in Times Square to try their gourmet cereal recipes at $7.50 a bowl.

Former Giants running back Tiki Barber stops by to tell us about his company, Thuzio, which is creating customized, memorable corporate events that include appearances by A-list athletes and other celebrities.

Then, Anne VanderMey talks high-end scotch with Paul Ross, CEO of the Macallan distillery.

And, she’s one of the women driving Uber’s success: We hear from general counsel Salle Yoo about how being a woman has influenced her career path.

Aaron closes the show with a close look at the markets. Brexit doesn’t seem to have had as great an impact as expected, but that may be deceiving. Tune in to find out his takeaway!

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