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Scott Galloway

Scott Galloway teaches brand strategy and digital marketing at NYU Stern School of Business. He founded Red Envelope, Prophet Brand Strategy and L2, and has written books about business and economic life. He co-hosts Pivot with Kara Swisher and Prof G Markets with Ed Elson. His commentary draws on marketing, entrepreneurship and company strategy to examine technology and financial markets.

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Business

Pivot

Roundtable · New York Magazine / Vox Media Podcast Network

Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway discuss technology, business and politics through commentary, predictions and disagreement, connecting corporate decisions with the personalities and institutions shaping them.

Best forBusiness and technology news readers who want lively interpretation, contrasting perspectives and discussion of how company decisions interact with politics, media and public influence.

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Markets

Prof G Markets

News briefings · Vox Media Podcast Network

Scott Galloway and Ed Elson examine the stories moving financial markets, combining business analysis, economic news and guest interviews with particular attention to technology and corporate strategy.

Best forListeners building familiarity with market news who want plain-language discussion of company results, economic developments and the questions investors are asking about technology.

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Profile checked September 18, 2026. Editorial notes are Perimeter’s interpretation.