Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway lays out how America came to run on debt, from the national debt to credit cards, then talks with Morgan Housel about why debt means something different for rich and poor people.
Scott Galloway talks with Oliver Burkeman, author of 4,000 Weeks and Meditation for Mortals, about why optimization and grind culture backfire, and how accepting our limits on time and control makes life more...
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on whether free open-weight AI threatens paid AI subscriptions, sperm donation, Flock surveillance cameras, working for a gambling company, and what consulting firms look for...
Geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan tells Scott Galloway that a Persian Gulf oil disruption could collapse East Asia's economies within weeks and may permanently end globalization.
Geopolitical strategist Peter Zeihan joins Scott Galloway to discuss how the U.S.-Iran conflict could knock out Persian Gulf oil production within days and reshape global energy markets.
Scott Galloway and guests examine Elon Musk's $366 million political spending, his grip on critical infrastructure, and why written communication is now an unusually valuable skill.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss why human storytelling is becoming a $400k+ skill as AI floods the internet with competent but emotionless content.
Ethan Mollick joins Scott Galloway to argue AI is not an apocalyptic threat and explains how individuals, parents, and founders can adapt without catastrophizing.
Ethan Mollick joins Scott Galloway to discuss how AI is breaking the apprenticeship model that trains junior professionals, and what that means for education, healthcare, and AI valuations.
Ethan Mollick joins Prof G Pod to recommend which AI models to pay for in 2024 and how to build a practical starting point for using them at work.
Scott Galloway and guests examine why stocks are hitting record highs while bond yields flash warning signs, and explore how distrust in institutions is fueling vigilantism across the political spectrum.
Scott Galloway and Anand Giridharadas use the Jordan Neely case to examine why American cities fail the homeless, focusing on broken belonging and mental health systems.
Ethan Mollick joins Scott Galloway to explain why most CEOs are misreading AI, and what companies should actually be doing right now to capture real productivity gains.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Jack Raines, and Kyla Scanlon discuss how AI glasses and always-on recording devices are outpacing privacy laws and eroding consent in public spaces.
Scott Galloway explains why young Americans are turning against capitalism, tracing it to tax policy, generational wealth gaps, and regulatory failures around ultra-processed food.
Scott Galloway and guests break down three financial pressures hitting American households: a stalled IPO market, AI agents automating tedious money recovery tasks, and the hidden costs of the Iran conflict.
Historian Timothy Snyder joins Scott Galloway to argue the U.S. is undermining its own global position by abandoning Ukraine, alienating Canada, and letting oligarchic interests replace coherent foreign policy.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Jack Raines, and JC Bahr-de Stefano break down Meta's free AI agent Muse, why Meta's ad business gives it a structural edge, and how agents could kill the annoyance economy.
Scott Galloway answers questions from builders on investing in a pricey market, moving countries for opportunity, managing a team, and selling a company.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down how Meta's AI agent Muse hit the top of the App Store, plus Iran's effect on midterms and the Canada trade war.