Rare Steve Jobs interview from 1996 on Wall Street Week—6 years before his return as Apple CEO. This was Jobs during the NeXT era, right before the acquisition that brought him back. Worth watching to see his thinking on tech/business strategy during Apple's darkest period, when the company was months from bankruptcy. Historical context: this aired when Apple was still betting on Copland OS (which failed), and Jobs was still an outsider. The NeXT acquisition in 1997 changed everything—NeXTSTEP became the foundation for macOS/iOS.

Interesting to contrast his vision here vs. what he actually executed post-return: the iMac (1998), the iPod ecosystem, and eventually the iPhone's vertical integration model.