Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine Taiwan's defense buildup, the Evergrande collapse, and China's fast-growing humanoid robotics sector.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss wealth concentration, shifting Republican economic trust, and how China's long-term infrastructure strategy is pulling ahead of the US in AI and energy.
Scott Galloway and Hannah Ritchie discuss China's rapid energy buildout, the falling cost of renewables, and what both mean for AI competition and the global economy.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss why headline jobs numbers miss the gig economy, offer cash flow advice for healthcare startups, and cover how to talk to adult kids about complicated family dynamics.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine Microsoft's quiet pullback from mainland China, covering piracy, cloud strategy, economic data, and extreme weather.
Debra Soh joins Scott Galloway to discuss why people are having less sex despite a more sexualized culture, covering dating apps, testosterone decline, and the collapse of social venues.
Scott Galloway argues SpaceX is massively overvalued at 94x revenues and breaks down the IPO tactics that created a short-lived price pop, plus advice on office politics and leaving big cities.
Scott Galloway talks with neuroscientist turned science journalist Debra Soh about why an op-ed on gender transition in children ended her academic career, the state of universities, and her advice for young people.
Scott Galloway and Debra Soh examine why only 1 in 3 young women under 25 view men favorably and what both sexes can do to improve their chances in dating.
Scott Galloway and Debra Soh discuss how AI-generated pornography and income inequality are reshaping male motivation, relationship behavior, and social development, especially among young men.
Scott Galloway and Debra Soh discuss the 'three sixes' dating rule and how rising standards, male stagnation, and economic independence are shrinking the viable dating pool for both sexes.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine the AI investment boom, arguing big tech needs $2.5 trillion in new AI revenue to justify current spending, with no clear path there.
Scott Galloway and neuroscientist Debra Soh discuss why sexual activity has dropped sharply among younger generations and what dating apps, porn, and social media have to do with it.
Scott Galloway joins Ed Elson to discuss why he moved to Europe, where to invest now, how podcast advertising works, and what aspiring academics should do instead of chasing tenure.
Scott Galloway, Anne Applebaum, and Fiona Hill argue that cheap drone warfare and lost alliances have made America's $1.4 trillion defense budget largely ineffective.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss why capitalism paired with redistributive policy beats socialism for reducing poverty, plus surveillance tradeoffs, young men, and affordable fixes.
Scott Galloway, Anne Applebaum, and Fiona Hill examine Putin's shrinking options in Ukraine, including a leaked Kremlin slide deck showing internal planning to sell a ceasefire as a Russian victory.
Anne Applebaum and Fiona Hill join Scott Galloway to explain why Ukraine's drone-driven shift to offensive warfare is the most underreported geopolitical story of 2026.
Scott Galloway, Anne Applebaum, and Fiona Hill discuss why democracies struggle in prolonged conflicts, arguing that public willingness to sacrifice matters more than military strength.
Scott Galloway, Anne Applebaum, and Fiona Hill break down why Trump's Iran approach is self-defeating, arguing personal political motives and public posturing have wrecked U.S. negotiating leverage.