The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Work Visa Challenges, When (and How) to Take Creative Risks, and Managing Workplace Diversity

First Time Founders with Ed Elson – How Airbnb Scaled from 3 Guests to 2 Billion

No Mercy / No Malice: Lonely Fans

Choosing Between Career and Family, Scott’s Best Relationship Advice, and Being a Dad

Can college survive Trump?

Raging Moderates: How Trump is Setting Back Public Health

China’s Shadow Moves: Ukraine, State Capitalism, and AI Ambitions

How To Be a Successful Entrepreneur, Scott’s Early Career Advice, and How Do I Balance Talent With Passion?

Careers, Ambition, and the Next Generation — with Suzy Welch

Raging Moderates: Things Are Getting Real Fascist (ft. Aaron Parnas)

The Future of Prof G Media, How We Make the Podcast, and Why Scott Became a Professor

No Mercy / No Malice: Good Ideas Will Save the Country

The transcript features promotions for three different podcasts: "Solutions with Henry Blodgett," which focuses on innovative solutions to global issues; "A Touch More," a live episode from Seattle celebrating Sue Bird with guests Lauren Jackson and Gabby Williams; and "Explain It To Me," exploring the use of technolog...

Raising Modern Men: A Mother’s Perspective (A Lost Boys Special)

How Technology Is Changing Love and Work — with Esther Perel

Raging Moderates: How Obamaworld is Elevating Zohran Mamdani (ft. David Axelrod)

What Does Masculinity Mean Today? (A Lost Boys Special)

No Mercy / No Malice: The Prof G Storytelling Playbook

Here’s How We Help Young Men Thrive (A Lost Boys Special)

The Crisis of Men and Boys — with Jonathan Haidt and Richard Reeves

The Prof G Pod's 361st episode features a discussion between Scott Galloway, Jonathan Haidt, and Richard Reeves, focusing on the challenges facing young people today. They explore the impact of technology and economic systems on the younger generation, particularly the rise of anxiety, depression, and a sense of meanin...

Raging Moderates: Trump's Military Occupation Comes to DC (ft. Shane Goldmacher)