The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Raging Moderates: Why Politicians are Launching Podcasts Ahead of 2028
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Oct 29, 2025 As Election Day approaches, suspense builds over Andrew Cuomo's surprising comeback in NYC and the impact of moderate races in Virginia and New Jersey. The discussion highlights how California's Prop 50 could reshape Congress. Politicians are increasingly launching podcasts, reimagining them as vital campaign tools for 2028 ambitions. With insights on the effectiveness of long-form conversations versus shorter segments, the hosts dissect the modern political landscape and hint at Kamala Harris's potential return to presidential politics.
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Local Needs Trump National Culture Wars
- New York's mayoral race highlights tensions between practical city governance and national culture-war issues.
- Scott and Jessica note affordability and basic services matter more to many voters than candidates' national stances.
Cuomo's Presidential-Style Rallying
- Jessica describes Cuomo's presidential-style rallies drawing national figures like Bernie and AOC.
- She warns enthusiasm doesn't always translate to broader turnout or general-election success.
Diaspora Outrage Can Distort Local Votes
- Scott argues diaspora and non-resident outrage can over-index attention on local races.
- He suggests voters focus on practical mayoral responsibilities rather than importing national conflicts.