The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Vox Media Podcast Network
Episodes
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No Mercy / No Malice: Magnanimity
U.S. foreign policy should leverage soft power—empathy and generosity—rather than relying solely on military strength.
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The Week: Iran, SpaceX, and a Nervous Bond Market
The global geopolitical landscape is shifting notably with the strengthening alliance between Russia and China, raising concerns about international stability.
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Can Democrats Still Govern? — with Gavin Newsom
California’s economic growth is deep-rooted in its commitment to innovation, diversity, and research, which must be preserved through strategic investments and policies.
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Should You Still Trust US Stocks? + Leaving Corporate America in Your 20s
Diversify your investment portfolio across geographies and asset classes, especially over very long horizons.
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China Decode: Why China Keeps Selling U.S. Treasuries
China and Russia are strengthening their geopolitical and economic partnership, signaling a shift in global power dynamics with a focus on hydrocarbons and strategic alliances.
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The Real Problem with CEO Pay, and Why Young Men Don’t Volunteer Anymore
CEO pay has dramatically increased relative to worker wages, raising concerns about income inequality and calling for progressive taxation rather than pay caps.
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No Mercy / No Malice: Art of the Sellout
China is using economic coercion and technological dominance as soft power tools to pressure Taiwan and challenge US global leadership.
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How America Became a Loophole Economy
Political corruption often operates within legal loopholes, making it appear lawful but fundamentally unethical, which erodes public trust.
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Why Trump's Iran Strikes Are Unconstitutional — with David French
The laws of war are rooted in centuries of experience and designed to limit brutality, foster humane treatment, and facilitate successful military outcomes.
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Why Happiness Has Nothing to Do With Success — with Arthur Brooks
Authentic happiness comes from understanding your core values and simplifying your life, not from external achievements.
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China Decode: Trump Promised to Be Tough on China. Xi Outplayed Him.
The China-U.S. summit marked a shift in strategic power, with China possibly having the upper hand for the first time, focusing on stabilizing relations and leveraging strategic resources like rare earths.
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How to Resist the Attention Economy — with Bill Burnett and Dave Evans
Managing the attention economy requires actively redesigning habits and environments to make meaningful, real-world experiences more attractive than digital distractions.
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No Mercy / No Malice: Coexistence or Confrontation?
China's power has significantly increased relative to the U.S., with economic, military, and technological advances shifting the global balance.
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What This Week Revealed About Power
AI is reshaping the workplace, increasing productivity but also raising concerns about diminishing deep thinking and cognitive skills.
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We Legalized Sports Gambling. Now We're Paying for It — ft. Jonathan D. Cohen
Legalized sports betting has exploded since 2018, but it presents significant societal risks, especially to young men.
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Why Markets Don't Panic Anymore + How to Build Real Relationships at Work
Market resilience is partly driven by algorithmic and passive investing, which dampen volatility but carry systemic risks during crises.
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China Decode: The Trump-Xi Meeting That Could Reshape the Global Economy
The US-China relationship is experiencing a significant shift, with China gaining relative power and leverage, which could influence upcoming negotiations.
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Is Homeownership Still Worth It? + Why Work-Life Balance Is a Myth
In high-cost markets, renting often makes more financial sense than buying due to unfavorable price-to-rent ratios, especially when considering investment alternatives.
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No Mercy / No Malice: Apocalypse No
Fears of an AI-driven job apocalypse are largely narrative-driven and exaggerated compared to historical patterns of technological change.
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The Economy Is Rigged for Billionaires — ft. Gary Stevenson
Wealth inequality is rapidly worsening, with the top 1% holding an unprecedented share of wealth, destabilizing societies.
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