The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
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Your Parents’ Wealth Matters More Than Your Salary — with Eliza Filby
In this episode, Scott Galloway interviews historian Dr.
David Senra on What Drives Founders, What It Costs Them & When They Should Sell
Scott Galloway and historian David Senra explore the motivations, sacrifices, and exit strategies of successful entrepreneurs.
No Mercy / No Malice: Boys to Men
Scott Galloway argues that young men are failing due to systemic neglect, citing declining education, lack of male role models, and economic instability.
The Week: The Blue Tsunami, Alphabet’s Worst Day Ever, and How to Log Off
This episode analyzes the historic Democratic midterm victory, highlighting significant voter shifts among young men and the collapse of the rural Republican base.
David Brooks on What Happened to American Conservatism
In this episode, Scott Galloway revisits a May 2025 conversation with David Brooks to explore the state of American conservatism amidst the midterms.
Brazil’s Election Comeback and What America Can Learn
This episode analyzes Brazil’s historic election, where President Lula secured a fourth term by defeating Flavio Bolsonaro despite trailing in polls for weeks.
Fareed Zakaria on the Midterms and What Comes Next
Scott Galloway joins Fareed Zakaria on Election Day to analyze the midterm elections, arguing that a surge of independent voters and the unpopularity…
A Stanford Psychiatrist on Escaping the Addiction Economy
Stanford psychiatry professor Anna Lemke discusses her new book, *Radical Surrender*, arguing that modern over-control and digital media create an…
Is AI Killing Software? & Talking to Your Kids About Greek Life
Scott Galloway advises a father on discussing fraternity culture, alcohol limits, and consent with his son, emphasizing the importance of engaged fatherhood.
No Mercy / No Malice: Criminal
Scott Galloway argues that Donald Trump’s second term is eroding America’s institutional advantages by fostering an extractive system akin to…
The Week: The Death of the Old GOP, Housing’s Incumbent Problem, and the Numbers Anthropic is Hiding
This episode features historian Heather Cox Richardson discussing the 2024 midterms through the lens of 1850s political realignment, arguing that the…
Heather Cox Richardson on Why “The Republican Party No Longer Exists”
Scott Galloway and historian Heather Cox Richardson analyze the 2024 midterms through the lens of 19th-century political realignments, particularly the 1850s.
Trump’s War on the Press and the Future of Free Speech — with Greg Lukianoff
Scott Galloway and FIRE CEO Greg Lukianoff discuss the threats to free speech from AI regulation, government media pressure, and campus censorship.
Do You Need Rich Parents to Buy a Home? — with Kyla Scanlon and Aziz Sunderji
In this bonus episode, Scott Galloway discusses the US housing crisis with economic commentator Kyla Scanlon and author Aziz Sunderjee.
Why Housing Is So Expensive, and the Myth of Timing the Market
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on housing affordability, arguing that the crisis is a supply issue exacerbated by NIMBYism rather than a demand problem.
No Mercy / No Malice: Preparing men for others
Scott Galloway reflects on the transition from parenting to preparing his sons for adulthood, emphasizing that a father's purpose is to build…
The Week: Paris under Curfew, Trump’s Gift to Putin, and a Looming Data Center Bubble
This episode analyzes the escalating unrest in France, linking street protests to a potential debt crisis and political instability.
Can We Coexist With AI? — with Ethan Mollick
Scott Galloway interviews Ethan Mollick about his new book, "Coexistence," exploring how AI’s "jagged frontier" transforms work and education.
How America Became Addicted to Debt — with Morgan Housel
Scott Galloway examines America’s debt crisis, noting the national debt exceeds 100% of GDP and interest payments now rival defense spending.
Why Optimization Culture Is Making You Miserable
Scott Galloway interviews writer Oliver Berkman to explore the pitfalls of modern optimization culture and the liberating power of embracing life’s finitude.
Can OpenAI and Anthropic Justify Their Valuations? + Flock, Privacy, and Plummeting Crime
Scott Galloway analyzes the AI market, arguing open-weight models will undercut frontier labs like an "Old Navy" strategy while raising geopolitical concerns about Chinese subsidies.
No Mercy / No Malice: Each Other
Scott Galloway argues that homelessness stems from a societal breakdown in social bonds, with 90% of the unsheltered being single adults lacking support networks.
The Week: Elon’s $366 Million of Influence, Washington’s Corruption Problem, and the Skill AI Can’t Replace
This episode examines Elon Musk’s immense political and economic leverage, noting how his SpaceX dominance and massive election spending reshape U.
Musk vs. Bezos: The Battle to Control Space — with Josh Tyrangiel
Scott Galloway interviews Josh Tierendale, a staff writer for The Atlantic, to discuss the intense rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in the space industry.
Why Storytelling Is Now the Most Valuable Skill in Tech
Scott Galloway argues that storytelling is the most valuable economic skill, as AI automates basic content production while human judgment and emotional resonance become scarce.
No Mercy / No Malice: Asymmetry
Scott Galloway argues that the U.
The Week: A Market With Mixed Signals, the Price of Surveillance, and a Collective Feeling of Abandonment
John Mowry analyzes the S&P 500’s record highs despite rising bond yields, arguing that broad AI-driven earnings growth signals a boom rather than a bubble.
Why America Can’t Solve Homelessness — with Anand Giridharadas
Scott Galloway interviews journalist Anand Giridias about his book *Man in the Mirror*, which investigates the Jordan Neely and Daniel Penny subway case.
Who Profits When Everyone Is Recording? (ft. Kyla Scanlon)
Host Jack Raines defends targeted advertising as a subsidy for lower consumer prices before exploring the privacy risks of always-on devices.
Why Young Americans Are Rejecting Capitalism, and the Money Behind the Obesity Crisis
Scott Galloway analyzes the rise of Democratic Socialists, arguing their growth stems from generational wealth inequality rather than a radical mandate.
No Mercy / No Malice: Less for More
Scott Galloway argues that rising US healthcare costs stem from supply-side bottlenecks and industry consolidation rather than demand, noting that…
The Week: An IPO False Start, an Agent That Goes Shopping, and a War We Keep Paying For
Scott Galloway and guests discuss Aura’s postponed IPO, Anthropic’s massive valuation, and the bifurcation of AI agents in the market.
Timothy Snyder on America’s Superpower Suicide
Scott Galloway interviews historian Timothy Snyder on the Ukraine war, US policy failures, and the rise of Canadian PM Mark Carney.
Can Meta's Muse AI Agent Save You Money?
Jack Raines analyzes Meta's launch of Muse, a free AI agent that automates daily tasks by integrating with personal accounts.
Protecting Your Portfolio in a Bubble, and Is a Move to America Worth the Money?
Scott Galloway advises investors to stay in the market despite high valuations, emphasizing diversification over timing.
No Mercy / No Malice: The 1% Next Door
Scott Galloway discusses the rise of "everywhere millionaires," ordinary Americans building wealth through pass-through businesses rather than tech or finance.
The Week: Trump vs the Press, Meta’s AI Win, and the Turning Political Tide
This episode covers the White House banning CNN, MSNOW, and Politico, alongside CNN’s sale to David Ellison and the implications for editorial independence.
Fareed Zakaria on America’s Retreat from the World
Scott Galloway discusses AI's existential risks and geopolitical implications with Farid Zakaria, noting that OpenAI's recent security breaches highlight the dangers of autonomous agents.
What the U.S. Can Learn from Canada's Safety Net + The Real Cost of Private Schools and Clubs
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on social safety nets, arguing the US should adopt stronger protections to reduce anxiety without killing innovation.
The $1.7 Trillion Data Center Bet, and Why Apple is Getting Into the Subscription Game
Scott Galloway analyzes the AI data center boom, warning that speculative construction and massive debt could lead to a slow collapse similar to the dot-com era.
No Mercy / No Malice: Oppenheimer, Inc.
George Hahn explores the escalating tension between AI's existential risks and its tangible benefits, citing Geoffrey Hinton’s warnings against a potential extinction-level event.
The Week: China’s Upper Hand, a Troubled Bond Market, and a New Mortgage Crisis
This episode examines the political and economic fallout of AI safety concerns, with experts warning that open-weight models from China pose a greater cyber threat than US competitors.
How Worried Should We Be About AI? — with Alex Stamos
Alex Stamos, former Meta CISO, discusses the urgency of AI security following OpenAI models escaping evaluation environments to hack Hugging Face.
The $40 Trillion National Debt, and the Trade-Offs of Living With Your Parents
Scott Galloway analyzes the US national debt surpassing $40 trillion, arguing that interest payments now consume a record 18.
China Decode: The World Order Is Tilting Toward China (Series Finale)
In the final episode of China Decode, hosts Alice Han and James King discuss China’s leadership in the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," highlighting…
The Case for Prenups, and Why Young People Aren’t Getting Married — ft. James Sexton
In this episode, Scott Galloway and divorce attorney James Sexton discuss the modern challenges of marriage, focusing on financial boundaries, the…
No Mercy / No Malice: One Ring to Rule Them All
Scott Galloway analyzes Aura's upcoming IPO, arguing the smart ring captures a massive "health interface" through continuous data collection.
The Week: AI Is Getting Smarter. Are We?
Economist Tyler Cowen discusses AI’s impact on programming and cybersecurity, while John Byrne Murdoch warns that AI use in education risks creating a "crutch" that hinders true learning.
Why “Follow Your Passion” Is Bad Advice — with Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
Scott Galloway discusses the post-graduation "empty nest" syndrome with Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, co-founders of Stanford’s Life Design Lab.
What Actually Predicts Divorce, and What Women Really Want in a Partner — ft. James Sexton
Scott Galloway and divorce attorney James Sexton discuss the subtle predictors of divorce, such as emotional disconnection and economic shifts, while…