Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at NYU, dives into the possible economic shifts from Trump's policies and critiques identity politics. Daniel Priestley, an entrepreneur, discusses how businesses might adapt to a changing landscape, while Konstantin Kisin shares thoughts on contemporary masculinity and political ideologies. They explore the rising backlash against wokeism, the implications for free speech, and the current state of the UK compared to the US. A captivating blend of politics, culture, and the future of entrepreneurship unfolds.

Scott Galloway, a marketing professor and author focused on masculinity, joins journalist Sean Illing to tackle the struggles men face today. They discuss alarming trends in education and the labor market, along with rising mental health issues. The conversation emphasizes the importance of mentorship and open dialogue about masculinity. They reflect on the need for positive role models and how fatherhood transforms personal fulfillment, arguing for a compassionate approach to understanding the challenges of modern manhood.

Scott Galloway, a marketing professor at NYU and host of the "Professor G-Pod," delves into the pressing issues facing modern men. He and host Sean Illing discuss alarming statistics on mental health, education, and employment that show men falling behind. They shine a light on the struggles of young males, the importance of mentorship, and the need to redefine masculinity. Additionally, they emphasize the transformative power of fatherhood and the significance of being present in parenting, urging communities to foster healthier male identities.

Author and professor Prof G (Scott Galloway) discusses the rage and shame in young men, the AI threat, and suggests rethinking church. Topics include societal challenges, encouraging real-life interactions, faith in secular society, and church's role in helping young men. A thought-provoking conversation on empathy, faith, and community building.

Scott Galloway, a professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business and bestselling author, joins to discuss America's grim path toward oligarchy and kleptocracy. He argues that the dangers posed by Mark Zuckerberg's rollback on content moderation far exceed those of Elon Musk's changes to X. Galloway shares insights on the responsibilities of tech moguls in a society plagued by income inequality and misinformation. Plus, they musingly relate the joys of Great Dane parenthood and the genius of David Lynch, tying personal anecdotes to broader societal critiques.