The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Bestselling author, professor and entrepreneur Scott Galloway combines business insight and analysis with provocative life and career advice. On Mondays, Prof G Markets breaks down what’s moving the capital markets, teaching the basics of financial literacy so you can build economic security. Head over to the Prof G Markets feed for even more of that content. Tuesdays, Raging Moderates brings Scott together with political strategist and The Five co-host Jessica Tarlov for centrist takes on the latest in politics. Head over to the Raging Moderates feed for interviews with leading voices in politics and news. On Wednesdays, Office Hours features Scott answering your questions about business, career, and life. On Thursdays, Conversations features Scott talking 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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No Mercy / No Malice: METAstasis
Conversation with Lakshmi Rengarajan — Removing the Consumer Mindset from Dating
Office Hours: Scott’s Thoughts on Job-Hopping, How Much Paternity Leave Should I Take?, and Leaving College to Start a Business
Prof G Markets: Paramount’s Suitors, Nepo Babies on the LVMH Board, and Elon’s Voided Pay Plan
First Time Founders with Ed Elson – Why Caroline Spiegel Built an Audio Erotica App
No Mercy / No Malice: Rot
Conversation with Dan Ariely — Why People Believe Irrational Things
Office Hours: Why Scott Doesn’t Have Health Insurance, How Gen Z and Millenials Can Accrue Wealth, and What Scott Does to Stay Healthy
Prof G Markets: Why Netflix Dominates, China’s Economic Strife, and a Year of Reckoning for Startups