Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine how leverage destabilized markets, tracing a hedge fund losing $35 billion in six days and South Korea's market collapsing 44% as retail investors piled into leveraged ETFs.
Scott Galloway and Sam Harris discuss how social media spreads misinformation, whether the Democratic Party is too close to its far-left wing, and how meditation helps cut through the noise.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson cover personal finance basics, health insurance strategy, competing against subsidized foreign manufacturers, and dating in your 40s.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on when to sell stocks, how to survive an early investment banking career, and how to handle caregiver responsibilities without derailing your own life.
Scott Galloway and historian Heather Cox Richardson argue America faces a false choice between billionaire wealth and social welfare, using Sweden as proof both can coexist.
Scott Galloway and historian Heather Cox Richardson discuss how sidelining expertise in American governance echoes past anti-intellectual movements and threatens the institutions behind post-WWII prosperity.
Historian Heather Cox Richardson joins Scott Galloway to argue the US is at a Gilded Age-style turning point where wealth concentration and democratic erosion demand a public reckoning.
Scott Galloway and Heather Cox Richardson break down a failed U.S.-Iran negotiation, arguing the deal traded credibility and resources for a non-binding memo that left Iran stronger.
Scott Galloway and historian Heather Cox Richardson discuss Trump's habit of finding workarounds to rules and court orders, and what it reveals about personality-driven leadership and eroding institutional norms.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson break down the hidden debt funding the AI boom and why China's free open-source AI strategy threatens the entire business model.
Scott Galloway and Jack Raines debate whether young people save too much too soon, arguing that experiences and career risks in your 20s can outweigh early retirement contributions.
Scott Galloway argues Ivy League degrees are overrated for hiring and shares practical advice on recruiting talent, home ownership math, and making decisions with incomplete information.
Scott Galloway and guests break down how China is using free, open-source AI to build influence with developing nations and challenge US dominance in the global AI race.
Scott Galloway and Jack Raines discuss how to define financial sufficiency, the psychology of wealth comparison, and practical decisions around housing and financial advice.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson discuss how China's aggressively priced AI models and open-source strategy are rapidly undercutting US competitors, with market and cultural consequences.
Scott Galloway and Derek Thompson discuss why young men are choosing isolation over social connection and what this means for health, politics, and relationships.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson cover renewable energy economics, how to handle a big stock windfall, recovering from failure, and why Elon Musk's space data centers don't add up financially.
Scott Galloway and guests examine why China has overtaken the US in global favorability polls and what that means for competition in AI, infrastructure, and soft power.
Scott Galloway argues that government policy failure, not AI company behavior, is eroding public trust in AI, and shares advice on public speaking anxiety and changing your mind.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine how housing costs, student debt, stagnant wages, and aging leadership have left younger Americans with far fewer opportunities than previous generations.