Andrew Scott, Professor of economics at London Business School, discusses longevity and aging in 'The Prof G Pod'. Topics include personal agency, balancing solitude and social interaction, navigating controversial ideas, and addressing inequality in aging.

Andrew Scott discusses his roles as 'hot priest' in Fleabag and Tom Ripley in The Talented Mr. Ripley adaptation. He advocates for his characters, explores character complexity in adaptations, and delves into faith and emotional connection in acting. The podcast also touches on the twisted dynamics in Sherlock and the era of soundies in the 1940s.

Andrew Scott, star of 'All of Us Strangers', joins the hosts to talk about his role, selecting roles in his career, and building chemistry with costars. They also predict the Oscar nominations and review 'Mean Girls', a musical remake, before discussing 'All of Us Strangers', a heavily-tipped Oscar movie.

Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in the wistful fantasy drama 'All of Us Strangers'. The podcast delves into the haunting romance between Adam and Harry, Adam's journey of confronting his past by conversing with the ghosts of his deceased parents. They analyze director Andrew Haigh's film, exploring sentiment vs sentimentality, blending ghost story and coming of age themes, the loneliness of urban life, and the impact of the performances.

Andrew Scott, an acclaimed actor nominated for a SAG Award for his role in Netflix's 'Ripley,' dives deep into the psyche of his character, a morally ambiguous con artist. He stresses the importance of humanizing Tom Ripley, noting the need to advocate for flawed characters. The discussion also touches on the power of silence in storytelling, reflecting on how non-verbal cues can reveal profound emotions. Scott further explores themes of identity, faith, and the complex relationships that bind us, making for a thought-provoking conversation.

Economist Andrew Scott and longevity expert explores living well for longer, societal impact, shifting aging approaches, healthy habits, and system changes for lengthening lives.

Andrew Scott discusses his dark role in Ripley and the 'hot priest' in Fleabag. The podcast also explores the gendered history of cars, highlighting biases against women drivers and how cars are designed for male bodies. It includes a review of Lionel Shriver's novel and insights into women's experiences in the car sales industry.

Andrew Scott, Associate Director of China Operations at CISA, and Brett Leatherman, Section Chief for Cyber at the FBI, discuss Chinese threat actor Volt Typhoon and living off the land techniques. Topics include phishing attacks on Azure accounts, healthcare cybersecurity bill, industrial vulnerabilities, gender parity in tech, and online obituary spam.

Actor Andrew Scott discusses his new film 'All of Us Strangers' and the profound concept of meeting one's parents as they are now. He reflects on the dynamics of the parent-child relationship and the importance of expressing unresolved emotions. They also talk about the chemistry and intimacy required with their co-star, Irish culture and storytelling, and the movie's release.

Billionaire investor Jim Mellon and economist Andrew Scott discuss the potential of the longevity industry to extend human lifespan past 100. Topics include life-extending drugs, societal adaptations for longer lifespans, genetic research, and promoting longer, healthier lives through prevention and public health investments.