Weekend listening - Future TV, Google EU, Apple Watch

VENICE BEACH, Calif. - We're back with our weekend collection of USA TODAY tech podcasts for your listening pleasure.

This week online streaming service Netflix had a record quarter, adding 4.9 million subscribers and seeing it's stock rise nearly $100 per share. We were most interested in what Netflix CEO Reed Hastings had to say in his comments to analysts after the earnings were announced. Linear TV--or, TV as we've always known it, will be dead by 2025, as all TV will be on-demand, he predicted.

Our Talking Tech roundtable jumped on that one, with predictions about how fast that might happen.

Google was in the headlines this week for anti-trust issues with the European Union. What's that all about? Our columnist John Shinal explains, in a chat with USA TODAY's Laura Mandaro.

Moore's Law is 50 years old Sunday. USA TODAY's Elizabeth Weise explains how it came about and the impact it had on tech.

In a week that saw Sony's e-mail woes played out again (WikiLeaks released private documents for all to see) we chat with Brad Brooks, the founder of Tiger Text, a private communication system for enterprise.

How would you use technology to fix California's drought woes? Our Marco della Cava has some answers, in this report.

Music industry veteran Ted Cohen is one of the biggest gearheads we know. So when we arrived to our podcast recording session this week, we had some fun by having him pull everything out of his backpack for an audio show and tell.

Dollar Shave Club found its calling with low cost razors and blades via subscription. Now it's branching out into men's hair products, with Boogie's, as the company's Adam Weber told us.

Finally, meet Neil Goldberg, the CEO of App One, a new company that aggregates social and news channels around a particular topic into one stream of curated content.

New episodes of USA TODAY tech podcasts post every Friday, on USATODAY.com, iTunes,Tunein.com, Stitcher and SoundCloud.