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9:541.8K views · 44m ago · 9:54
In this clip from October, 2026: Why Nate Silver's model gave Democrats about a 75% chance to win the Senate in the 2026 midterms, why he calls the 'red riptide' argument cope, what early voting data says about irregular voters, which races to watch on election night, and how his forecast weighs polls, fundamentals and correlated polling errors.
23:2317K views · 5h ago · 23:23
George Hahn connects the dots across the week's biggest stories: why the most expensive midterm on record may prove political spending doesn’t work, how existing homeowners control what gets built, and why a “Big Short” investor isn’t buying Anthropic’s IPO.
Topics: Heather Cox Richardson on the GOP's 1850s Moment · Can $850 Million Still Buy a Senate Seat? · Is Young vs. Old the Defining Fight? · Why Young People Can't Buy Homes · A Housing Crisis Headline From 1856 · How to Actually Make Housing Affordable
1:03:06331K views · 1d ago · 1:03:06
Guest: Heather Cox Richardson
She explains how concentrated wealth fuels political upheaval, why the backlash against billionaires could unite voters across party lines, and what Democrats would need to deliver if they win Congress. Plus, the case for a new era of trust busting, Elon Musk’s power, and why she’s watching JD Vance beyond Election Day.
Topics: In This Episode · What moment in history do these midterms remind you of? · Could this election reshape both parties? · Will MAGA survive, or can the old GOP return? · Are we headed somewhere dangerous? · Is young vs old the defining issue of our time?
35:2422K views · 2d ago · 35:24
Greg Lukianoff, president and CEO of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), joins Scott Galloway to discuss the threats to free speech in America. They discuss Trump’s campaign against the press, why Greg worries AI could give those in power control over what people believe, and what FIRE’s research reveals about censorship on college campuses.
Topics: Free Speech in the Age of AI · Do Bots Have Free Speech Rights? · Is AI Training on Your Work a Speech Issue? · Inside FIRE's College Free Speech Rankings · Big Ideas for Fixing Higher Ed · Why Students Should Work Before College
58:14237K views · 3d ago · 58:14
They explore what’s stopping America from building more homes, how housing costs affect relationships and starting a family, and whether the policies meant to help are actually working. Visit Aziz’s work here Please support this channel by subscribing here
Topics: In This Episode · How would you both assess the state of the housing market? · Has our current housing policy failed young people? · Why is housing so much worse in larger cities? · Why aren’t we building enough homes? · Are there any unconventional solutions we should consider?
26:36360K views · 4d ago · 26:36
Guest: Nate Silver
Nate Silver, statistician, bestselling author, writer of Silver Bulletin, and host of the @StillCountingPodcast joins Scott Galloway to break down the midterm outlook and what could determine control of Congress. He explains why his model favors Democrats, what could still go wrong, and which races to watch as results come in.
9:5435K views · 4d ago · 9:54
In this clip from October, 2026: How Timothy Snyder says America blew its response to 9/11, why he warns of a manufactured crisis ahead of the 2026 midterms, why he calls them the most consequential election in generations, and why he's hopeful about America's future.
36:0056K views · 4d ago · 36:00
Scott Galloway discusses what it would take to make housing affordable, how to handle regret after selling stock that later soars, the upsides of becoming a parent later in life, whether to leave a job you love to start a business with your dad, and how to navigate parenting disagreements with your spouse.
Topics: In This Episode · Housing · Missed Gains · Becoming a Parent Later in Life · Taking a Chance on a Business Idea · Differences in Parenting Style
8:38204K views · 5d ago · 8:38
In this clip from October, 2026: Why Timothy Snyder says the US no longer has a foreign policy in the sense of a nation's interests, how the economic war on Canada fits that pattern, what Mark Carney is getting right, and why he calls America's course "superpower suicide."
13:2981K views · 6d ago · 13:29
In this clip from October, 2026: Why Scott Galloway and Timothy Snyder argue every Ukrainian win makes a Chinese invasion of Taiwan less likely, what Russia's nuclear blackmail is teaching middle powers, how the munitions spent in Iran could have won the war for Ukraine, and why Witkoff and Kushner can't broker a real peace.
9:4277K views · 1w ago · 9:42
In this clip from October, 2026: What historian Timothy Snyder saw on his trip to Kharkiv, why he says American policy is letting Russia destroy Ukraine's economy, and his warning that the war is producing the world's only two modern armies, with Russia's learning from Ukraine's.
26:0345K views · 1w ago · 26:03
Guest: AI Stock Market Crash
George Hahn connects the dots across the week's biggest stories: why France’s protests and its bond market are fueling each other, how Trump and Elon Musk betrayed Ukraine, and what the Railroad Panic of 1873 reveals about the money pouring into data centers.
Topics: How School Protests Grew Into France's Unrest · Is France's Bond Market Fueling the Street Protests? · France's Broken Promise to Young People: A Warning for America · Trump Gives Putin Everything He Wants on Ukraine · "Traitors to the West": Trump, Musk, and Starlink · Is the AI Boom the Next Railroad Crash?
1:00:5072K views · 1w ago · 1:00:50
Guest: Ethan Mollick
Ethan Mollick, Wharton professor and author of Coexistence: The Next Phase of AI, joins Scott Galloway to discuss how AI is changing work, education, and the skills we need to stay valuable. He explains the four advantages worth developing and how to tell whether AI is helping you learn or doing your thinking for you.
Topics: In This Episode · How do you write about AI when it’s always evolving? · How much has AI changed since 2024? · Could local chips on our phones make the frontier labs obsolete? · Will the market split between premium and open weight models? · What are the key advantages humans still have over AI?
20:37140K views · 1w ago · 20:37
Guest: Morgan Housel
From Washington to Wall Street to our credit cards, borrowing has become a way of life. In this Deep Dive, Scott examines America’s reliance on debt and who ultimately pays the price.
Topics: The Trillion Dollar Interest Bill · Morgan Housel on Money Psychology · Housing Costs and Financial Nihilism · Generational Money Psychology
47:5750K views · 1w ago · 47:57
Guest: Oliver Burkeman
This is a bonus episode of The Prof G Pod — beginning this week, we’re publishing an extra Conversations episode every Tuesday. Oliver Burkeman, author of Four Thousand Weeks and Meditations for Mortals, joins Scott Galloway to discuss why our obsession with optimizing every part of life is making us more anxious, not more fulfilled.
Topics: In This Episode · Why are we so obsessed with optimizing our lives? · Where is the line between healthy and harmful optimization? · How do you decide how optimized you want to be? · Is tracking ourselves harmful? · Why did you write your book, “Four Thousand Weeks?”
8:12227K views · 1w ago · 8:12
Guest: Peter Zeihan
In this clip from March, 2026: The black swans Peter Zeihan is watching — including a nuclear device smuggled into a U.S. port — why no country or leader can mediate this war, whether America has become the rogue nation, why globalization was always going to break, and what he's telling businesses now.
35:5495K views · 1w ago · 35:54
Scott Galloway answers listener questions on whether frontier AI labs can compete with cheaper open-weight models, his college stint as a sperm donor, Flock license plate cameras, taking a job at an online sports betting company, and what consulting firms look for in new hires.
Topics: In This Episode · Local Vs. Frontier AI · Being a Sperm Donor · Thoughts on Surveillance Cameras · Working on Online Gambling · Ideal Traits in New Hires
7:17375K views · 1w ago · 7:17
In this clip from March, 2026: Why Peter Zeihan says America has never really had its back to the wall, why Europe's future may be coal, how the Iran war could mark the end of Europe and China as manufacturing powers, and why, despite everything, the U.S. dollar is still the only place to put your money.
8:411.1M views · 1w ago · 8:41
In this clip from March, 2026: Peter Zeihan explains why $100 oil could break East Asia's economies, how Europe's seizures of Russian shadow-fleet tankers raise the stakes, who's winning so far, and how cutting Russia off from Starlink let Ukraine go back on the offensive.
Topics: The impact of $100 oil · Ukraine and military tech · Future of the Russia-Ukraine war
9:48243K views · 1w ago · 9:48
In this clip from March, 2026: Whether Iran's new supreme leader could quietly cut a deal, why Iran is firing its drones at Gulf states instead of Israel, and Peter Zeihan's warning that the math of cheap Shahed drones against $4 million interceptors could take the Persian Gulf's oil off the market.
15:5668K views · 2w ago · 15:56
George Hahn connects the dots across the week's biggest stories: what Elon’s political spending actually buys, why Kimberly Guilfoyle shouldn’t be the only one resigning, and what we lose when we outsource reading and writing to AI.
Topics: Musk's Life Is a Browser With Too Many Tabs · Why the U.S. Can't Strong-Arm SpaceX · What $366 Million in Midterm Spending Buys · Why Musk Came Back to Politics · Kimberly Guilfoyle Is Asked to Resign · Will Anyone Else Be Held Accountable?
47:4066K views · 2w ago · 47:40
Guest: Josh Tyrangiel
Josh Tyrangiel, staff writer at The Atlantic, joins Scott Galloway to discuss the rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos—and what their ambitions in space mean for the rest of us. He explains why SpaceX pulled ahead of Blue Origin, how satellites and proposed data centers in space could reshape the AI race, and why America’s dependence on Musk poses a national security risk.
Topics: In This Episode · Are Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos engaged in a new space race? · Who is winning? · What is Blue Origin’s business model? · Will we have data centers in space? · How much capital is pouring into space infrastructure?
16:26119K views · 2w ago · 16:26
Guest: Deep Dive
AI was supposed to replace writing. Instead, it made storytelling more valuable. In this Deep Dive, Scott explains why companies are paying a premium for perspective and taste in a world flooded with AI-generated content. He also breaks down what this shift means for jobs, media, and the future of brands.
8:407.5K views · 2w ago · 8:40
In this clip from February, 2026: How Ethan Mollick is preparing his own kids for an AI future, why he isn't losing sleep over the apocalypse, whether we should age-gate AI companions, and the career lesson he learned going from co-inventing the paywall to Wharton: careers are long.
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