The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Episodes

• Why We’re Having Less Sex — and Why It Matters (ft. Dr. Debra Soh)

  Aug 13, 2026

  Despite society's hyper-sexualization, sexual activity is declining, particularly among young generations, which poses risks for emotional intimacy and societal cohesion.

• The Case for Moving Money and Life to Europe, and the Future of Podcast Ads

  Aug 12, 2026

  Europe presents a compelling investment opportunity due to lower valuations, favorable currency movements, and a high quality of life, especially amid US political and economic uncertainties.

• The Surveillance Economy, and How Capitalism Can Fix Poverty

  Aug 10, 2026

  Private surveillance technology has been widely adopted and correlates with a significant decline in violent crime, but requires strict laws to balance safety with privacy rights.

• No Mercy / No Malice: ICE Age

  Aug 8, 2026

  Mass deportations are economically and socially destructive, targeting immigrants based on ethnicity and creating a false sense of security.

• The Week: How Leverage Broke the AI Trade

  Aug 7, 2026

  Leverage can amplify market risks and crashes, especially when driven by retail investors or excessive borrowing.

• Sam Harris on The Democrats’ Far-Left Problem

  Aug 6, 2026

  Trust in expertise is eroding due to social media and alternative narratives, but genuine knowledge remains vital for societal progress.

• The Basics of Financial Security + Can American Small Business Compete Again?

  Aug 5, 2026

  Financial security begins with disciplined saving, living below your means, and early investment to benefit from compound growth.

• When to Sell Your Stocks, and How to Survive a High-Pressure Job

  Aug 3, 2026

  Market timing is highly unpredictable; maintaining diversification and staying invested is generally the best strategy.

• No Mercy / No Malice: Shoulders of Giants

  Aug 1, 2026

  Success is often a collective achievement, built on the shoulders of societal and public investments.

• The Week: The Hidden Debt Behind the AI Boom

  Jul 31, 2026

  Large tech companies are accumulating significant hidden debt through off-balance-sheet arrangements, which poses systemic risks.

• The New Rules of Money in Your 20s — with Jack Raines

  Jul 30, 2026

  Young people should prioritize experiences and passions early in life, leveraging flexibility and optionality to maximize personal growth and enjoyment.

• Do Ivy League Degrees Actually Matter? Plus, When to Rent vs. Buy

  Jul 29, 2026

  Small firms should prioritize recruiting top talent from regional universities or through reference-based hiring rather than fixating on Ivy League credentials.

• China Decode: China's Bid for AI Dominance, and Chinese Food Trends (ft. @BlondieinChina)

  Jul 28, 2026

  China is actively promoting open-source AI models targeted at developing countries in the Global South, aiming to build an alternative global AI ecosystem and influence international standards.

• How Much Money Is Enough? Plus, Why AI Won’t Replace Financial Advisors — with Jack Raines

  Jul 27, 2026

  There is a subjective concept of 'enough' wealth; beyond basic needs and some comforts, additional money has little impact on happiness.

• No Mercy / No Malice Turns 10

  Jul 25, 2026

  Storytelling is a vital skill that transcends personal and professional life, serving as a means to educate, influence, and connect.

• The Week: China Is Undercutting America’s AI Boom

  Jul 24, 2026

  China's open-source AI models like Kimi K3 are outperforming and undercutting American models on cost, market share, and benchmarks, posing a significant geopolitical challenge.

• Inside the Anti-Social Century — with Derek Thompson

  Jul 23, 2026

  Modern society is experiencing an 'anti-social century' with declining real-world social interactions despite digital connectivity.

• Can Capitalism Solve Climate Change? Plus, The Right Way to Diversify

  Jul 22, 2026

  Capitalize on the economic momentum toward renewables, as they are already beating fossil fuels in cost and efficiency.

• China Decode: The World Now Views China More Favorably Than the U.S. (ft. Selina Xu)

  Jul 21, 2026

  Public opinion around the world is increasingly favorable toward China, surpassing the U.S. in many countries, driven by U.S. political dynamics and international perceptions.

• Fixing AI's Branding Problem + Advice for Anxious Public Speakers

  Jul 20, 2026

  AI’s declining public trust is more a branding and policy issue than a technical one. Better regulation and communication could improve its reputation.