Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine the growing split between U.S. and Chinese markets in tech, capital, and AI, and what each country's approach means for workers and innovation.
Scott Galloway and Axios media reporter Sara Fischer discuss why billionaires are buying legacy media, how podcasting is overtaking broadcast, and where investigative journalism is headed.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson cover US leverage in Iran and Ukraine negotiations, a coming wave of IPOs that could shake markets, and why housing costs are delaying family formation.
Fiona Hill and Anne Applebaum join Scott Galloway to discuss why autocracies may be gaining ground and how the U.S. has weakened its own global influence.
Scott Galloway argues that Jeff Bezos's tax proposal is a distraction from the real problem: billionaires avoiding meaningful taxation while concentrating wealth and power.
Scott Galloway, Ed Elson, Alice Han, and James Kynge discuss China's growing lead in physical AI and robotics, and what it means for Western competitors.
Scott Galloway argues for taxing wealth and inheritance rather than consumption, and shares advice on cutting corporate jargon and balancing career moves with relationships.
Scott Galloway and George Hahn cover AI's collapsing returns, the outsized health potential of GLP-1 drugs, and Galloway's reversal on U.S. military action in Iran.
Scott Galloway interviews Eli Lilly CEO David Ricks about GLP-1 drugs, their potential beyond weight loss, and why fixing obesity may be the key to reducing US healthcare costs.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on energy investing, taxing the wealthy, and cannabis use, arguing Democrats need smarter policy framing to win elections.
Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine whether Huawei can close the gap with Nvidia in AI chips, and explore EU-China trade tensions and Hong Kong's rise as a wealth hub.
Scott Galloway takes listener questions on whether AI will replace middle managers, rising enterprise AI costs, and how to build stories that stick.
Scott Galloway breaks down three threats to the economy: rising bond yields, the SpaceX IPO at a $2 trillion valuation, and the US handling of the Iran conflict.
Scott Galloway talks with California Governor Gavin Newsom about the state's housing crisis, homelessness, taxes, AI policy, and what federal reforms Newsom thinks are needed.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on whether young investors should stay in US stocks, how to move from finance into entrepreneurship, and whether his big tech warnings from 2015 still hold up.
Alice Han and James Kynge examine China's selloff of US Treasuries, its energy leverage over Russia, and its approval of a brain-computer interface chip.
Scott Galloway takes listener questions on CEO pay, engaging young men in community service, and handling high-performing employees whose goals don't match company strategy.
Scott Galloway argues that America has become a loophole economy where rules are routinely ignored at the highest levels, covering presidential stock trades, political slush funds, and undeclared wars.
Scott Galloway talks with constitutional lawyer and Iraq veteran David French about war powers, just war doctrine, and how political and religious polarization is reshaping American democracy.
Scott Galloway and Harvard professor Arthur Brooks answer listener questions on why a successful life can still feel empty, balancing career and love, and how to stop tying self-worth to performance.