The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Scott Galloway reflects on his appointment to the UC Board of Regents, arguing that success relies on societal support rather than individual merit.

Scott Galloway analyzes Big Tech’s hidden debt financing the AI boom, which triggered market volatility.

Scott Galloway interviews Jack Raines, author of Young Money, about balancing career ambition with personal experiences in your twenties.

Scott Galloway answers listener questions on hiring, real estate, and leadership.

This episode analyzes President Xi’s push for open-source AI to win over the Global South, contrasting it with US closed models.

Scott Galloway and Jack Raines discuss defining "enough" wealth, the challenges of saving for homes in high-cost cities, and the future of financial advisors amid AI.

Scott Galloway reflects on the 10-year anniversary of his newsletter, No Mercy, No Malice, tracing its evolution from a personal writing practice to the core of Prof G Media.

This episode examines China’s challenge to US AI dominance through cheaper open-weight models and shifting global reputations.

Scott Galloway interviews Derek Thompson on the "antisocial century," where solitude has become cheap and abundant, leading to declining social capital.

Scott Galloway discusses the economic drivers of renewable energy, arguing that geopolitical risks and AI demand are accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels.

Hosts Alice Han and James King analyze Trump’s election interference claims and shifting global favorability toward China.

Scott Galloway addresses listener questions on the declining public sentiment toward AI, attributing the backlash to poor corporate PR and government policy failures rather than the technology itself.

Scott Galloway compares the current AI boom to the dot-com bubble, arguing that cracks are emerging at OpenAI and enterprise spending is slowing.

This episode analyzes how housing policies favoring older homeowners have priced out younger generations, breaking the social contract.

Scott Galloway interviews Julia Angwin and Ami Feldman Meyer about their new book on resisting authoritarianism through everyday courage.

Scott Galloway advises an incoming Kellogg MBA student to leverage the degree for networking and brand prestige, noting that top-tier programs remain financially worthwhile.

Hosts Alice Han and James King analyze China’s economic shifts, noting the removal of urban job targets due to AI uncertainty and a surge in gig workers to 320 million.

Scott Galloway analyzes the market impact of SpaceX’s IPO and potential listings for OpenAI and Anthropic, warning of overvaluation while advising diversification over market timing.

Scott Galloway argues that America is waging a "war on the young" by breaking the social contract through economic inequality and political neglect.

This episode critiques the "Kingmaker economy," arguing that political influence, not merit, drives markets, citing Trump’s Dell endorsement and SpaceX’s NASDAQ inclusion.

Scott Galloway interviews TBPN creators John Coogan and Jordy Hayes, who were acquired by OpenAI for hundreds of millions.

Scott Galloway analyzes Kevin Warsh’s Fed appointment, arguing that rate cuts are unlikely due to high inflation and that forward guidance reforms are complex.

Hosts Alice Han and James King analyze China’s ballistic missile test, the surge of competitive Chinese AI models like GLM 5.

Scott Galloway addresses AI fatigue, arguing that while spending surges, productivity gains remain elusive and current valuations are unsustainable.

Scott Galloway shares insights from Cannes on the creator economy and AI before interviewing Rep.

Scott Galloway and guest Nick Madhulia address listener questions on personal finance, covering debt management for low-income earners, retirement…

Hosts Alice Han and James King analyze the global AI chip shortage, termed "RAMageddon," which is driving Apple price hikes and intensifying US-China tech tensions.

Scott Galloway analyzes recent index rule changes allowing faster inclusion of mega-cap IPOs like SpaceX, arguing that while it creates artificial demand, the S&P 500 is no longer truly diversified.

Scott Galloway argues that in-person experiences, exemplified by the World Cup, are the defining trend of 2026 as consumers seek connection in an atomized digital age.

This episode analyzes a fragile Iran ceasefire, with Scott Galloway skeptical of its durability despite Jessica Tarloff’s optimism.

Scott Galloway interviews Financial Times data reporter John Byrne Murdoch on the collapse of Western birth rates, linking it to housing insecurity,…

Scott Galloway advises Democrats to adopt a "renewal" brand rather than co-opting "America First," arguing for a shift from indignation to pro-growth ideas.

Hosts Alice Han and James King analyze JPMorgan’s ban on Anthropic AI in Hong Kong and US pressure on ASML, highlighting the intensifying US-China tech war.

Scott Galloway defends "Trump Accounts" as a potential Social Security replacement, advocating for larger, locked-in government deposits to foster market participation.

Scott Galloway argues that the U.

Scott Galloway critiques SpaceX’s historic IPO as financial engineering that created artificial scarcity, while leaked OpenAI financials reveal massive operational losses.

Scott Galloway hosts historian Heather Cox Richardson to discuss the erosion of American institutions and the future of democracy.

Scott Galloway compares Walmart’s stable valuation to Anthropic’s massive AI-driven growth, suggesting investors should diversify rather than time the market.

On China Decode, host Alice Han and guest Ed Elson analyze the historic SpaceX IPO, noting that Chinese investors were excluded due to tightening capital controls and geopolitical tensions.

Scott Galloway and Axios media correspondent Sarah Fisher discuss the future of 60 Minutes, debating whether billionaire ownership and political pressure threaten its journalistic integrity.

Scott Galloway argues that GLP-1 drugs, not AI, offer the greatest asymmetric upside by transforming health and the economy.

Scott Galloway interviews Anne Applebaum and Fiona Hill on the Iran conflict, Ukraine’s drone-driven advantage, and the shared anti-liberal nature of global autocracies.

In this 400th episode, Scott Galloway hosts Anne Applebaum and Fiona Hill to analyze US foreign policy under Trump, focusing on the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine.

Scott Galloway critiques Jeff Bezos’s tax comments as a deflection, advocating instead for a negative income tax and progressive taxation to reduce inequality.

Hosts Alice Han and James King discuss China’s dominance in physical AI and robotics, highlighting Spirit AI’s recent leaderboard success and the sector’s rapid industrial integration.

Scott Galloway argues against a national sales tax as regressive, advocating instead for lower estate tax exemptions and higher capital gains rates.

Scott Galloway critiques the modern obsession with personal optimization, arguing that an excessive focus on metrics like sleep and calories often leads to anxiety rather than well-being.

Scott Galloway critiques the AI boom, citing rising costs and poor ROI as companies like Uber and Microsoft scale back investments.

Scott Galloway interviews Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks, arguing that GLP-1 drugs will have a greater societal impact than AI.

Scott Galloway argues that energy is already a major investment story driven by AI’s massive capex, though he warns of infrastructure costs and China’s dominance in critical minerals.