Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway looks at rising unemployment among women aged 25–34, why SpaceX's $1.8 trillion IPO valuation falls apart under scrutiny, and how to rebuild old friendships as you get older.
Scott Galloway explains why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs despite war and inflation, arguing markets now reflect top 10% wealth rather than the broader economy.
Scott Galloway defends GLP-1 weight loss drugs despite muscle loss concerns, and answers listener questions on aging parents, working mother career timing, and money versus time in raising kids.
Scott Galloway and labor economist Kathryn Anne Edwards look at why the labor market, not inflation or interest rates, is the economy's most vulnerable point ahead of a possible recession.
Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway dig into tech billionaires' obsession with body hacking and why poverty, not lack of biohacks, is the biggest barrier to a long life.
Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine how market volatility is driving a boom in Wall Street trading profits, with big banks posting 23% median earnings-per-share growth in Q1 2026.
Scott Galloway examines why public opinion on AI has soured, linking today's backlash to concentrated power, poor messaging from AI leaders, and citizens being cut out of decisions.
A Morgan Stanley US economist joins Prof G Markets to explain why stocks are rising despite a US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and roughly $100 oil, and what could change that.
Scott Galloway examines how the unraveling US-Iran ceasefire is pulling China into a dangerous standoff, with ripple effects across energy markets, Taiwan, and AI supply chains.
Scott Galloway takes listener questions on whether James Talarico could flip Texas, luxury market disruption, and how to handle career pivots in a struggling industry.
Scott Galloway and Josh Brown argue that regular investors should ignore geopolitical noise and follow a preset investment plan, not try to time chaotic markets.
Scott Galloway and economist Mark Zandi discuss how the Iran conflict and ceasefire are leaving lasting damage on U.S. energy costs, inflation, and the dollar's global standing.
Harvard researcher Erica Chenoweth joins Scott Galloway to explain why most nonviolent protests fail and what separates movements that actually force institutional change.
Scott Galloway and guests examine why markets may be underpricing risks from Middle East tensions, with oil price spikes compressing valuations even as earnings hold up.
Scott Galloway breaks down Trump's Iran ultimatum, arguing the real danger is not an immediate strike but a slow drift into deeper military involvement with pandemic-scale economic consequences.
Scott Galloway breaks down how China is gaining ground on the US through diplomacy around the Iran conflict, AI-powered surveillance tools, and rapid AI agent adoption.
Scott Galloway and LinkedIn's Aneesh Raman argue that AI's job threat is aimed at the wrong targets, and discuss how leaders can guide teams through the shift without mass layoffs.
Scott Galloway breaks down why today's market is unusually hard to read, with geopolitical chaos, AI uncertainty, a looming private credit crisis, and shifting rate expectations all hitting at once.
Shreya Murthy talks with Scott Galloway about building Partiful, a party planning app she launched in March 2020, and how it competes with bigger rivals by obsessing over product detail.
LinkedIn's Aneesh Raman joins Scott Galloway to argue AI's threat to jobs is overstated and explain how workers can reposition their skills around uniquely human strengths.