Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge break down the May 2026 Trump-Xi summit, arguing China quietly gained more than the U.S. through control of rare earth minerals and supply chains.
Stanford educators Bill Burnett and Dave Evans discuss how to build a meaningful life by shifting attention to the present and designing small habits that crowd out digital distraction.
Scott Galloway and Jonathan Cohen discuss how legal sports gambling has grown from $2–3 billion to $150 billion annually since 2018, and why the current system harms young men and low-income households most.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on whether AI and algorithms have made markets more stable, plus advice on stock-picking, networking as an introvert, and living in expensive cities young.
Alice Han and James King break down the upcoming Trump-Xi summit, arguing China holds more negotiating leverage than ever due to its grip on critical supply chains and Trump's weakened political position.
Scott Galloway answers questions about buying vs. renting a home, balancing work with family early in your career, and what to do after a successful business exit.
Scott Galloway and economist Gary Stevenson argue that wealth inequality is hollowing out the middle class and that aggressive taxes on wealth and inheritance are the only fix.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions about succeeding in a first senior leadership role, fighting adult loneliness, and whether to follow passion or pursue mastery in your career.
Hosts James King and Alice Han examine China's fast-growing space program, its military ambitions, AI labor rules, and a coming $2.1 trillion wealth transfer.
Scott Galloway discusses the $84 trillion wealth transfer happening over 20 years, arguing for lower estate taxes, and covers prediction markets as a forecasting tool.
Scott Galloway discusses how AI can and cannot help you start or run a business, covering idea generation, execution tasks, and the rise of AI companion apps.
Scott Galloway talks with Reid Hoffman about why AI companies like OpenAI should be judged like early Amazon, not dot-com busts, and what that means for investors.
Scott Galloway and Ian Bremmer discuss the Iran War, arguing Trump has no clean exit and the conflict is accelerating American strategic and economic decline.
Scott Galloway, Alice Han, and James Kynge examine how U.S.-China AI rivalry has turned geopolitical, covering IP theft accusations, currency shifts, and China's youth unemployment crisis.
Scott Galloway argues U.S. investors should rotate out of S&P 500 holdings into emerging markets, citing concentration risk, high valuations, and a weakening dollar.
Scott Galloway explains why stock markets have rallied 8% during an ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, arguing that tech and AI have replaced energy as the main driver of equity values.
Scott Galloway makes the case for U.S. reconciliation with China, arguing their combined strengths could cut global costs while warning that isolation risks American economic and diplomatic influence.
Scott Galloway and Andrew Yang debate whether AI is already destroying jobs, with Yang arguing that hiring freezes and collapsing entry-level placement rates hide the real damage.
Scott Galloway speaks with writer David Brooks, who argues America's crisis is moral rather than political, rooted in lost purpose, resentment, and weak human connection.
Scott Galloway examines how China is becoming the dominant exporter of cheap AI tokens and how its control of critical supply chains is reshaping the global tech and trade landscape.