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That is such a great job Jim ProDesignTools does organizing and listing all the MAX content. He needs to reach out behind him, and give himself a pat on the back. 
This years MAX sessions are outlined here Scroll down to find the sessions listed by category, which is a big help because there are heaps of them. These are not live links though. The sessions are streamed from and Adobe server.
The 2016 sessions are outlined here (all 235 hours of them!), and you can watch them from here.
It's hard to second guess other people's favourite content, but the Sneak Peeks is a safe bet. It can be a case of can't find the wood for the trees because there is just so much of it, which is what makes Jim's information so useful. I tend to use Ctrl f to find stuff rather than browse. I didn't get to MAX this year, but one of my favourite sessions from last year was Paul Trani's Photoshop Tips & Timer Savers There was a pure gold moment right at the end (1:12) where he demonstrates Fuse CC, and the animated character appears to making some unfortunate hand movements. That totally had the room in stitches. 
2016 has been my only MAX to date, but it was one of my best experiences in a very long time. It was great to meet forum regulars like Chuck, Barbara, Jane, Michael H, and many others, and I was struck nearly speechless when meeting my all time Photoshop hero Bert Monroy when some of us worked as Teaching Assistants for Bert. Unfortunately, it is a big deal getting to MAX from NZ, and being retired, cost is a factor, but I will do it again one day.
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Thanks so much Trevor, also for your very kind words!
We missed you this year at MAX, and hope to see you again next year in LA! (Oct. 15-17)
(PS – We all envy your retiring to New Zealand's gorgeous South Island, so don't rub it in too much 
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