. >> ben silverman once said that he would state something a little controversial here -- there's tooision. when you think about all the different channels that we have and all of the hours of programming that they have to fill, and there are so many reruns of "miami vice" and "law and order" -- i would watch all of them. it is wonderful if you are a creator -- >> everybody is doing it. there are a million channels on youtube. >> i cannot even watch all the tv i want to watch on a sunday night. >> it takes me forever to get through a show. but when i find a good one, i am hooked. it worked out well for netflix with "house of cards" and "orange is the new black." we spoke with vince gilligan who said, if it weren't for netflix, i don't know if we would have been renewed. they gave it new life. i want to talk about what is going on with starz. jon erlichman caught up with their ceo to talk about their strategy. he started off by asking what it takes to create original programming from scratch. >> find a lot of talented people. get them to work on your channel. we have a great year start

. >> ben silverman, who used to run nbc entertainment, then had his own production company, was at a and he said "i will make something a little controversial here -- there is too much television." you think of all the different channels we have and the hours of programming we have to fill and there are so many reruns of miami vice -- so many reruns of order vice" and "law and ," not that i wouldn't watch all of them, but it is wonderful if you are creator. >> one million channels on youtube. >> i can't even watch all the tv i want to on sunday night, much less in total. to getakes me forever through the show now but when i find a good one i am hooked. on netflixbinge view and run right through it. >> it has worked really well for "house, when it comes to of cards," "orange is the new black" -- a "breaking bad" pick up whole new audience on a netflix. >> we spoke to vince gilligan, the creator of "breaking bad," who said that without ethics we wouldn't have been renewed. -- withoutthat show netflix we wouldn't have been renewed. >> he gave that show a second life. >> jon erlichman ta

conversation with ben silverman, ceo of pinterest. he said -- you know?is like all these guys, these women out here, the leaders we look up to, it is like they all have this cool superpower. it has enabled us to do these amazing things that are all different. i thought that was an amazing insight. when i tell you an employer who to find your own means of being successful and to understand that there are many different have anbe successful, i agreement in ben silverman's language. find your individual superpower, whatever that is. if you do those things, if you and you manage, through deep caring about your people, without worrying for the thing about you, you will be as successful as you can possibly be. always remember that when you're thinking about communicating clearly with people -- you may think that people are fooled if you tell them what they want to hear, that they are not fooled. as a leader, you are totally transparent. if you try to lead in a way that is not indicative of who you are, they will see it, they will see through it. you will then l