A Treasure Hunt Through Scott Galloway’s Brain
Have you prepared yourself to examine the intellectual mosh pit that is Scott Galloway’s mind but don’t have time to listen to his entire back catalog? You’re in luck. I’ve done the arduous work of consuming countless hours of our favorite capitalist-with-a-conscience as he alternates between eerily accurate market predictions and dad jokes that would make even your uncle groan.
From his blistering takedowns of tech monopolies to his surprisingly vulnerable discussions about mental health, I’ve compiled the absolute cream of the Prof G crop. So grab your finest noise-canceling headphones, prepare your best contemplative nodding face, and get ready for a curated journey through the episodes that will make you feel approximately 37% smarter at your next dinner party.
Moral Illusions
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Sam Harris converses with Scott, exploring present-day economic frameworks, the United States’ inadequate guidance throughout the health crisis, and potential developments once this emergency subsides. Harris additionally offers insights on cultivating a more reflective and receptive existence. This edition’s Office Hours examines the enduring implications of financial relief measures, upcoming advancements in speech recognition systems, and the essential requirement for social interaction during primary and secondary schooling.
Dopamine Nation and the Age of Digital Drugs – with Dr. Anna Lembke
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Dr. Anna Lembke, who serves as a Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford University and wrote the popular book “Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence,” converses with Scott about the increasing prevalence of dependency issues in our technology-driven era – spanning from substances to online platforms, and explains the neurological basis for our escalating desires.
Future of Marketing: Part One
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Scott assumes his academic role and responds to your questions about widespread marketing misunderstandings, the influence of community-centered promotional strategies, and upcoming trends that will shape the field.
Conversion with Arthur Brooks – The Pillars of Happiness
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Arthur Brooks, a faculty member at Harvard University and co-creator of “Build the Life You Want: The Art and Science of Getting Happier,” engages with Scott to examine the current condition of contentment in America, methods for enhancing your personal satisfaction, and the significance of religious faith or alternative spiritual practices in an individual’s existence.
How to Get Unstuck — with Adam Alter
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Adam Alter, who teaches marketing and psychology at NYU and has authored several works including his newest title, “Anatomy of a Breakthrough,” converses with Scott about strategies for overcoming stagnation, determining when to investigate new professional paths versus maximizing current opportunities, and his perspective on why Lionel Messi should be considered the supreme talent in soccer history.
China’s Surveillance State — with Josh Chin and Lisa Lin
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Josh Chin and Lisa Lin, who wrote “Surveillance State: Inside China’s Quest to Launch a New Era of Social Control” and work as reporters for the Wall Street Journal, speak with Scott about:
- China’s functioning as a monitoring-focused government
- Silicon Valley’s contribution to the advancement of governmental observation systems globally
- Important factors to evaluate regarding diplomatic interactions between the United States and China.
No Mercy / No Malice: Earners vs Owners
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A discussion of earners vs owners and the all-encompassing topic of paying taxes.
Grit and Perseverance — with Angela Duckworth
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Angela Duckworth, a psychological researcher, the co-establisher of Character Lab, a psychology instructor at the University of Pennsylvania, and the writer of the New York Times bestselling work, “Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance,” converses with Scott to explore the characteristics of tenacious individuals, methods for establishing conditions that foster achievement, and approaches for developing hardy children.
The Need for Accountability
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Michael Smerconish, who presents a daily radio show on SiriusXM’s POTUS channel and anchors CNN’s “Smerconish,” joins Scott to share their perspectives on the uprising that occurred recently at the United States Capitol. Michael elaborates on the media’s role in fostering our current societal division and recounts his three-decade journey as a radio broadcaster.
Conversation with Rutger Bregman — Human Nature, Power Dynamics, and UBI
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Dutch historian and author Rutger Bregman sits down with Scott to explore the ideas from his book, “Humankind: A Hopeful History.” Their conversation delves into human nature, the dynamics of power, and his perspective on Universal Basic Income.
Buckets of Rich, Attracting Luck, and Maintaining Balance — with Jesse Itzler
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Jesse Itzler, serial entrepreneur, New York Times bestselling author, Atlanta Hawks part-owner, and ultramarathon runner—sits down with Scott to share his insights on entrepreneurship. He discusses how his business mindset connects with his fitness journey and the techniques he uses to keep his life balanced.
The Attention Graph
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Dr. Jennifer Aaker and Naomi Bagdonas, co-authors of “Humor, Seriously: Why Humor Is a Secret Weapon in Business and Life”, sit down with Scott to explore their research, the four distinct humor styles they’ve identified, and ways to bring more laughter into the workplace. Jennifer and Naomi also lead “Humor: Serious Business” at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
How Chips Rule the Modern World — with Chris Miller
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Chris Miller, an Associate Professor of International History at Tufts University and author of “Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology”, sits down with Scott to discuss how semiconductors have become as vital as oil, the key players in this high-stakes industry, and the role these tiny components have played in shaping the modern world. Additionally, they explore the complex relationship between China and Russia.
Conversation with Jennifer Cohen — Building Healthy Habits and Staying Confident
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Jennifer Cohen, entrepreneur, brand strategist, author, and host of the “Habits & Hustle” podcast, sits down with Scott to talk about the power of boldness and resilience, strategies for building confidence, and simple ways to incorporate more movement into daily life.
How to Scale Yourself, The Future of Prof G Media, and Scott’s Advice to Interns
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Scott shares guidance with a physician seeking to broaden his impact and extend his reach beyond his practice. He then discusses the future of Prof G Media, including whether a succession plan is in place. To close, he offers advice to an intern aiming to secure a return offer.
The Psychology of Money — with Morgan Housel
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Morgan Housel, partner at The Collaborative Fund and author of *The Psychology of Money*, sits down with Scott to explore key financial behaviors, the fundamentals of wealth-building, and the significance of earning, saving, and investing wisely.