The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Episodes

• Rebranding the Democratic Party + The College Affordability Crisis

  Jun 24, 2026

  Effective political branding should focus on themes of renewal rather than negative opposition to opponents. Promoting growth, unity, and shared progress can create a more compelling message.

• China Decode: Hong Kong's AI Crackdown, Lululemon’s Marketing Backlash, and World Cup Fever

  Jun 23, 2026

  The US and China are locked in a high-stakes tech rivalry involving AI, hardware, and regulatory measures, which have significant geopolitical and economic implications, especially for Hong Kong and the broader region.

• Trump Accounts, the Collapse of Local News, and Conversations with Your Parents

  Jun 22, 2026

  Investing in workforce upskilling for AI deployment is crucial for realizing real ROI and maximizing the value of AI in enterprise settings.

• No Mercy / No Malice: Europe IRL

  Jun 20, 2026

  Countries like Sweden and the Netherlands demonstrate that capitalism can coexist with strong social safety nets and high societal trust.

• The Week: SpaceX, Iran, and the World's First Trillionaire

  Jun 19, 2026

  Market valuations of companies like SpaceX and AI firms are currently driven by speculative market dynamics, not traditional fundamentals, raising concerns over a possible bubble.

• America at 250 — with Heather Cox Richardson

  Jun 18, 2026

  Systemic institutions and expertise are vital to the health of American democracy, and their erosion poses significant risks.

• Anthropic's Insane Valuation + The Future of Marketing

  Jun 17, 2026

  The valuation of AI companies like Anthropic reflects future growth expectations, often from a place of high speculation, unlike traditional firms such as Walmart.

• China Decode: Why China Got Locked Out of SpaceX and America’s Biggest IPOs (ft. Ed Elson)

  Jun 16, 2026

  US and China are increasingly decoupling economically and technologically, driven by geopolitical tensions and national security concerns.

• The Business of Media: 60 Minutes, Billionaire Owners, and the Podcast Economy — with Sara Fischer

  Jun 15, 2026

  The legacy of 60 Minutes is likely secure if key correspondents remain, but trust issues could threaten its future.

• No Mercy / No Malice: The Weight

  Jun 13, 2026

  GLP-1 drugs are transforming health outcomes by significantly reducing obesity and related chronic diseases.

• The Week: Iran, IPO Mania, and the New American Dream

  Jun 12, 2026

  The geopolitical landscape remains unstable, with autocracies uniting against Western liberal principles, not driven by ideology but by shared opposition to liberal values.

• The New Rules of Power — with Anne Applebaum and Fiona Hill

  Jun 11, 2026

  Modern warfare is increasingly asymmetric, relying heavily on technological innovation like drones, which can shift the balance of power.

• The Story Behind Raging Moderates + Why Jeff Bezos Is Wrong About Taxes

  Jun 10, 2026

  A progressive tax system is crucial for societal fairness and preventing the overconcentration of power among the ultra-wealthy.

• China Decode: The AI Race Just Took a Stunning Turn

  Jun 9, 2026

  China is making significant strides in physical AI and robotics, potentially leading the global race in this multidisciplinary area.

• How to Fix the Tax Code + the Problem With Corporate Jargon

  Jun 8, 2026

  A regressive sales tax disproportionately impacts lower-income households, so progressive tax reforms like reducing estate exemptions and increasing capital gains taxes are preferable.

• No Mercy / No Malice: Optimization

  Jun 6, 2026

  Metrics and data can enhance life, but over-reliance and obsession with them risk undermining well-being and happiness.

• The Week: AI, GLP-1s, and Scott's Iran War Reversal

  Jun 5, 2026

  Artificial intelligence, despite its promise, is facing significant financial and practical challenges, leading companies to reconsider their investment.

• Why People Are Losing Faith in Healthcare

  Jun 4, 2026

  GLP-1 drugs have the potential to profoundly transform healthcare by effectively treating obesity and reducing related chronic diseases, which could significantly lower healthcare costs.

• Is Energy the Next Big Trade? + How to Actually Tax Billionaires

  Jun 3, 2026

  AI-driven energy infrastructure is rapidly expanding, with a focus on data centers, renewables, and supply chain control, creating significant investment opportunities and geopolitical risks.

• China Decode: Can China Challenge Nvidia’s Dominance?

  Jun 2, 2026

  Huawei is pioneering a new approach to semiconductor performance called the Tao scaling law, which could challenge U.S. dominance in AI chips.