

Social Media & Child Safety, Elon's Paycheck, and Guest Conor Dougherty
39 snips Feb 2, 2024
Conor Dougherty, a New York Times reporter known for his insights on economics and housing, joins the conversation. He discusses the alarming lack of effective child safety legislation from social media CEOs. The talk also dives into the implications of Elon Musk's voided $55 billion compensation package and what it means for Tesla's future in Texas. Additionally, Conor sheds light on Silicon Valley's attempt to build a new city, unpacking the conflicts between corporate interests and community needs amid California's housing crisis.
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A Vision Pro in Hell
- Kara Swisher jokes about leaving her apartment to Scott Galloway in her will.
- She also suggests enjoying weed and the Vision Pro together in hell.
DeSantis vs. Disney
- Scott Galloway believes DeSantis' actions against Disney backfired and were performative.
- He thinks Disney's lawsuit was a distraction and they should move on.
SmartLess and SiriusXM
- The SmartLess podcast's move to SiriusXM suggests a resurgence of high-value podcast deals.
- Scott Galloway analyzes the deal's potential, emphasizing SmartLess's talent and podcasting's growth.