Episodes featuring The Prof G Pod – Scott Galloway
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Scott Galloway talks with Ted Dintersmith about why American K-12 education still runs on a 19th-century model and what needs to change in an AI-driven economy.
Scott Galloway answers listener questions about young men's mental health, post-college anxiety, nonprofit fundraising, and why he launched a campaign against OpenAI.
Venture capitalist Bill Gurley joins Scott Galloway to discuss how AI is changing careers and who it threatens, plus concerns about tech funding practices and Silicon Valley's growing political power.
Scott Galloway talks with Senator Cory Booker about his Keep Your Pay Act, which would make the first $75,000 of household income tax-free, and how to pay for it.
Scott Galloway and Anthony Scaramucci examine a $1.5 billion insider trading scandal tied to Trump's Iran announcement and argue corruption in Washington is now systemic and largely unpunished.
Scott Galloway and Flexport CEO Ryan Peterson break down how Middle East tensions are disrupting oil and shipping, and what that means for prices, supply chains, and global trade.
Alice Han and James King examine Apple's growing dependence on China, covering app store fee cuts, AI approval delays, and how China uses trade leverage and soft power to strengthen its global position.
Scott Galloway and economist Justin Wolfers break down how a single Trump social media post about Iran moved markets by $1 trillion and what OpenAI's latest moves reveal about its business health.
Scott Galloway tackles the 'grifter economy,' drawing the line between honest business and exploitation, with advice on money, media habits, and decisions.
Scott Galloway examines how the Iran conflict is driving a new wave of inflation through energy, fertilizer, and freight costs, alongside lessons on side projects, Disney, and media strategy.
Scott Galloway argues that AI is gutting the advertising industry and shares his views on career choices, picking a partner, and passing wealth to children.
Scott Galloway and economist Ed Yardeni discuss rising recession risks, why markets stay calm, and where the U.S. economy may be headed by 2029.
Scott Galloway talks with New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien about how the Times grew to 13 million subscribers and $3 billion in revenue while rivals declined.
Scott Galloway and Michael Gapen discuss how rising oil prices tied to the Iran conflict could push up household bills and put the Fed in a difficult spot.
Scott Galloway and analyst Gil Luria examine Nvidia's $1 trillion revenue projection for 2027 and why markets responded with little excitement, plus geopolitical fallout from the Iran war.
Scott Galloway and journalist Liz Hoffman discuss the Pentagon's plan to hire 30 Wall Street bankers to invest up to $200 billion in private companies tied to national security.
In this Office Hours episode, Scott Galloway answers three listener questions: grieving his father seven months on, the family traditions he hopes his sons keep, and how he handles public criticism of his work.
Scott Galloway examines how the U.S. conflict with Iran is hitting Asian and European markets far harder than America, and argues GLP-1 drugs are a bigger economic force than AI.
Scott Galloway responds to backlash over his paternity leave comments, discusses the US men's hockey locker room controversy, and shares his views on modern masculinity.
Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok joins Scott Galloway to discuss inflation risks, AI's effect on jobs, and why standard portfolio diversification has stopped working.