The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Vox Media Podcast Network
Bestselling author, professor and entrepreneur Scott Galloway combines business insight and analysis with provocative life and career advice.On Mondays and Fridays, Office Hours features Scott answering your questions about business, career, and life. On Wednesdays, Raging Moderates brings Scott together with political strategist and The Five co-host Jessica Tarlov together to break down the biggest political stories of the week through a centrist lens. On Thursdays, Conversations features Scott talks with leading thinkers across business, geopolitics, tech, and culture.On Saturdays, don’t miss No Mercy / No Malice, Scott’s Webby Award-winning newsletter, as read by actor and raconteur George Hahn.And on the first Sunday of every month, check out First Time Founders, where Ed Elson sits down with entrepreneurs for conversations about what it really takes to build a business from scratch. To resist is futile…Want to get in touch? Email us, officehours@profgmedia.com.
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Jul 28, 2025 • 21min
Scott’s Fitness Routine, Trusting Your Assistant, and Will the Rich Flee over Higher Taxes?
Scott opens up about his transformative fitness journey, detailing how exercise reshaped his self-image. He shares practical tips on hiring and trusting a personal assistant to boost productivity. The discussion shifts to the economic implications of rising taxes, questioning if they truly drive millionaires away from urban centers like New York and London. Through personal anecdotes and expert analysis, the conversation highlights pivotal themes of self-care, effective delegation, and the complexities of tax policies.
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Jul 26, 2025 • 16min
No Mercy / No Malice: Last Laugh
Join George Hahn, an actor and witty raconteur, as he dives into the shifting landscape of entertainment. The discussion highlights the decline of late-night television, with a keen focus on Stephen Colbert's show and the challenges posed by changing audience preferences. Hahn and Galloway emphasize how podcasts are taking center stage, reshaping media dynamics, and prompting late-night hosts to adapt. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of what the future holds for TV and the vibrant world of podcasting.
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Jul 25, 2025 • 18min
Who Scott Mentors (and Doesn’t), the Bankruptcy Double Standard, and the Case Against Marriage and Kids
Scott discusses his criteria for choosing mentees, emphasizing tailored support for young men. He tackles the stigma around bankruptcy, highlighting its contrasting perceptions for the wealthy and the working class. The conversation takes a provocative turn as he questions the traditional paths of marriage and parenthood, suggesting that a child-free life might lead to less stress and greater financial freedom. The complexities of mentorship and emotional well-being are at the forefront, challenging conventional views on family and success.
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Jul 24, 2025 • 1h 13min
Can Democrats Win Back America? — with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
Gretchen Whitmer, the 49th Governor of Michigan, delves into the challenges facing the Democratic Party and how to re-engage disillusioned voters. She discusses the importance of medical debt relief and bipartisan leadership. The conversation shifts to Michigan's exceptional potential and the critical role of manufacturing in economic and political discussions. Whitmer highlights pressing issues like immigration and the need for policies aimed at improving quality of life for young men, emphasizing that taking decisive action can alleviate anxiety in uncertain times.
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Jul 23, 2025 • 1h 1min
Raging Moderates: Trump’s Desperate Epstein Distractions
The discussion starts with Trump’s ongoing struggle to distance himself from Jeffrey Epstein, amidst political distractions. They explore Texas's controversial redistricting strategies and the implications for the GOP. Light-hearted stories illuminate workplace dynamics, linking Coldplay's lead and workplace dating. The cancellation of a late-night show raises questions about the evolving media landscape, directly affecting traditional television's viability. Unexpected insights on political nominations and societal expectations round out the conversation.
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Jul 21, 2025 • 16min
Sugar Relationships, Is It Still Worth Learning a Second Language? and Sharing Wealth After a Big Exit
Explore the intriguing ethics of sugar relationships, focusing on consent and evolving gender dynamics. Consider if learning a second language remains valuable in our AI-driven world, as personal anecdotes highlight cognitive and cultural benefits. Finally, discover thoughtful strategies for sharing wealth with loved ones after a financial windfall, emphasizing the importance of generosity and educational support.
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Jul 19, 2025 • 17min
No Mercy / No Malice: Resist
Get ready to dive into American history with a historian who unpacks the depth of stories shaping our past. Reflect on how World War II's echoes resonate in today's politics, warning us against authoritarianism. Unravel the fierce political battles of the 1850s, revealing the roots of modern conflicts. Discover striking similarities to the Gilded Age, as wealth disparity grows and corporate interests loom large. Ultimately, the discussion inspires resistance against cynicism in the fight for equality and democracy.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 20min
Should We Forgive Student Loans? How to Stop Comparing Yourself, and When to Change Your Mind
A deep dive into the student loan crisis reveals its effects on borrowers and the economy, with calls for necessary reforms. Personal struggles with comparison and self-acceptance are explored, highlighting the importance of recognizing our own worth. The discussion also touches on the need for self-forgiveness and being open-minded, encouraging listeners to evolve their beliefs while staying true to their core values. Lastly, the role of trust in economic discourse is examined, fostering honest conversations about societal issues.
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Jul 17, 2025 • 1h 18min
The Canceling of the American Mind — with Greg Lukianoff
Greg Lukianoff, a free speech advocate and president of FIRE, dives into the incendiary topic of cancel culture. He highlights how social media has accelerated censorship and why college campuses increasingly suppress free speech. Lukianoff reflects on the fragility observed in younger generations and shares his personal battle with anxiety, revealing how cognitive behavioral therapy transformed his mindset. Their conversation probes the delicate balance of accountability and free expression, particularly amid today's digital chaos.
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Jul 16, 2025 • 54min
Raging Moderates: Trump’s Epstein Problem
The podcast discusses the fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein case and its implications for Trump and his administration. It highlights internal tensions within the MAGA movement, focusing on accountability and public sentiment. The hosts explore the economic paradox of illegal immigration, emphasizing its contributions and the often-ignored role of employers. Additionally, they delve into the need for cognitive oversight in government, debating age limitations for politicians. Finally, they address evolving political communication strategies crucial for upcoming elections.
