The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Eliza Filby, historian and author of Inheritocracy, joins Scott Galloway to discuss why getting ahead increasingly depends on your parents’ wealth. They explore how the bank of mom and dad shapes careers, homeownership, and inequality. Plus, why time has become the ultimate status symbol, how businesses profit from Gen Z’s financial anxiety, and what changing gender roles mean for modern relationships.

Check out Dr. Filby’s work: https://drelizafilby.substack.com/

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In the first episode of Prof G on Entrepreneurship, a three-part Office Hours special, Founders podcast host David Senra joins Scott to answer listener questions on what motivates the best entrepreneurs, whether founders can build something big and still have a life, how to compete with incumbents, and when to sell a company.

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As read by George Hahn.

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George Hahn connects the dots across the week's biggest stories: How the Democrats won a majority in both chambers of Congress, why investors will hesitate to hand more money to Big Tech, and what a Stanford psychiatrist says about getting out of your own head.

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In the midst of the midterms, we’re revisiting a previous conversation with David Brooks. The political commentator, author of How to Know a Person, and staff writer for The Atlantic joins Scott to explain why he no longer recognizes the conservative movement he joined in his twenties, and how we got here. David also reflects on the over-politicization of American life, the crisis facing young men, and more.

The episode originally aired on May 1st, 2025.

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