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Galloway rotates Office Hours Q&A, Raging Moderates politics, and China Decode geopolitics weekly.
The Prof G Pod treats the week as a portfolio: markets, leadership, geopolitics, health, and ambition all get priced in. Its formats range from listener-led Office Hours to China Decode and No Mercy, No Malice essays.
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The Prof G Pod is built around a weekly rotation of segments rather than a single recurring format. Office Hours episodes, released around Mondays and Fridays, have Scott Galloway answering listener-submitted questions solo, covering topics such as paternity leave backlash, grieving his father's death, parenting anxiety, and handling online criticism. Raging Moderates pairs Galloway with Fox News political analyst Jessica Tarlov (with occasional guest hosts such as Katie Phang) for a panel breakdown of U.S. political news, recently dominated by the Iran conflict and its domestic political fallout. China Decode, hosted by Alice Han and James Kynge, is a geopolitics-focused segment analyzing China's economic and diplomatic maneuvering, including its response to Strait of Hormuz tensions and AI adoption trends. Longer interview episodes bring in outside guests — Senator Cory Booker on tax policy, education reformer Ted Dintersmith on K-12 schooling — and run 45-60 minutes, versus 10-25 minutes for the panel and solo segments. A shorter 'No Mercy, No Malice' essay segment also appears, reading Galloway's newsletter commentary on topics like AI governance and space missions, though some of these episodes lean heavily on sponsor reads. Recurring themes across segments include U.S. politics and foreign policy, China-U.S. relations, tax and economic policy, career and personal-development advice, parenting and masculinity, and education and AI-driven changes to work. The show is produced under Prop G Media/Vox Media and carries frequent sponsor reads (SAS, LinkedIn, Odoo, Vanguard, BetterHelp) within episodes. Listeners encounter both news-analysis content and a personal, advice-column voice from Galloway depending on which segment airs that day. It suits listeners who want a business-and-politics-minded perspective delivered across several short, distinct weekly touchpoints rather than one long-form conversation.
Made for: Listeners who want business-minded commentary on U.S. politics, China-U.S. geopolitics, and career or personal-development advice from a named professor-host.
What sets it apart: Unlike single-format interview or news shows, it bundles five recurring segments — solo Q&A, a political panel, a China-focused geopolitics segment, outside-guest interviews, and essay reads — under one host and one feed.
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 Tuesdays, China Decode co-hosts Alice Han and James Kynge discuss the latest economic, political and cultural news shaping China’s role on the global stage. 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 acro...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scott Galloway connects business decisions to policy, geopolitics and personal responsibility through direct questions and concrete economic consequences.
Scott Galloway works by pressing consequential questions until their economic stakes become clear. With Senator Cory Booker, he challenges tax and spending proposals through the deficit and entitlement costs.
Scott Galloway puts tax policy, AI journalism, and fatherhood on your very opinionated desk.
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A sober geopolitical read on China, oil access, and the business risk inside the Iran conflict.
China Decode reads the Iran conflict through the pressure points business listeners care about: oil access, the Strait of Hormuz, U.S. resolve, and China's need to secure supply if the situation worsens.
A sharp tax-and-deficit conversation that asks Cory Booker where fiscal responsibility gets politically uncomfortable.
The Prof G Pod turns America's tax problem into a test of fiscal seriousness, with Scott Galloway pressing Senator Cory Booker on the parts of the deficit debate politicians tend to avoid.
A useful media-business conversation on where AI helps newsroom productivity, and where the New York Times still sees human work as the product.
The Prof G Pod treats AI in journalism as an operating question, not a panic headline. Scott Galloway starts from his own use case: AI has not replaced writing for him, but it does help with editing, fact-checking, and efficiency.
A personal Prof G Pod episode about family habits, inherited discipline, and choosing courage over polish.
Scott Galloway steps away from markets and strategy for a personal office-hours episode about the habits families pass down and the kind of life that feels worth defending.
A blunt office-hours episode on paternity leave, provision, and strength that supports other people's wins.
The Prof G Pod frames paternity leave, career ambition, and masculinity as household economics, not lifestyle theater. Scott Galloway is strongest when he widens the idea of provision beyond salary: managing finances, backing a partner's career, and taking on domestic and…
A sharp geopolitical risk listen on Iran, oil routes, Russia, and the politics of finding an off ramp.
Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarlov give the Iran story a brisk, skeptical pass, focused less on battlefield detail than on how quickly a supposedly limited strike can turn into a wider risk event.
Robert Evans dissects history's worst people, from Jimmy Savile to Jeffrey Epstein.
Dan and Jordan fact-check Alex Jones broadcasts, old and new, clip by clip.
Annual BBC lectures where one thinker unpacks a theme, from Fiona Hill to Rutger Bregman.
SAS promotes its 50 years in data and AI by arguing that the real question is how humans will shape AI, not whether AI will replace them.
In this Raging Moderates preview, Jessica Tarlow and guest host Katie Phang react to Trump's 8 p.m.
The forecast is blunt.
This episode explores the skills that matter most in the age of AI and how AI will reshape the labor market, featuring insights from Aneesh Raman, Chief Economic Opportunity Officer.
Scott Galloway delivers business insights and career advice, with segments on China and political analysis.
This episode explores how AI will reshape the labor market, discussing who wins and loses, with insights from expert Aneesh Raman on responsible AI and workplace implications.
Ted Dintersmith joins The Prof G Pod to argue that schools are still optimized for the Industrial Age, not for the skills students need today.
Scott Galloway and Jessica Tarliff discuss the confusing messaging from the Trump administration regarding the war with Iran.
Scott Galloway combines business insight with life and career advice, featuring segments on China and political analysis.
Scott Galloway delivers business insights and career advice, with ad reads for Odoo and Thumbtack.
Scott Galloway delivers business analysis and career advice, with ad reads for sponsors.
Scott Galloway combines business insight and analysis with provocative life and career advice, covering topics from entrepreneurship to personal finance.
Scott Galloway interviews Senator Cory Booker on the Keep Your Pay Act, a proposal to make the first $75,000 of household income tax-free, paid for by raising the top rate, lifting the corporate rate to roughly 28 or 29 percent, and closing loopholes like stepped-up basis and carried interest.
The episode begins with advertisements for Odoo and Thumbtack, setting up the show's business and practical advice theme.
Scott Galloway combines business insight with life and career advice, featuring segments on China and political moderation.
Scott Galloway combines business insight with life and career advice, featuring segments on China and politics.
Scott Galloway combines business insight with life and career advice, featuring segments on China and political moderation.
Scott Galloway interviews New York Times CEO Meredith Kopit Levien on the paper's run to roughly 13 million subscribers, $3 billion in revenue, and a 2,300-person newsroom while the Washington Post sheds a third of its staff.
This episode discusses the status of negotiations with Iran, the potential for a diplomatic agreement, and the broader implications for national security and international relations.
The episode begins with sponsor ads for Grow Therapy and Engine X, followed by Scott Galloway's business and career insights.
Scott Galloway takes listener questions about his father, his family routines, and what he expects to care about when things get harder.
Office Hours gets personal fast.
Scott Galloway combines business insight with life and career advice, featuring segments on China and political moderation.
The Trump administration's Iran story keeps shifting.
The episode begins with advertisements for Odoo business software and Thumbtack home services, typical of a business-focused podcast.
Scott Galloway delivers business insights and career advice, with sponsor messages for Odoo and Thumbtack.
Scott Galloway delivers business analysis and career advice, with ad reads for Odoo and Thumbtack.
The episode begins with advertisements for Odoo and Thumbtack, setting the stage for a business-focused podcast that blends analysis with career advice.
Scott Galloway delivers business insights and career advice, with ad reads for Odoo and Thumbtack.