Scott shares his thoughts on how America is perceived around the world and whether the U.S. is still seen as a reliable global partner. He also weighs in on the future of the market research industry—and whether AI will make analysts obsolete.

Then, in our Reddit Hotline segment, Scott opens up about the people who influence him, what he’s curious to learn more about, and the gear he uses to podcast on the go.

Scott weighs in on the school choice debate and whether vouchers could make private education more accessible. Then, he breaks down Reddit’s stock struggles—and why he still sees it as a strong long-term investment.

Plus, we’re introducing something new: The Reddit Hotline, where we pull questions straight from Reddit. Scott answers listener questions on generational wealth, exclusivity in business, and where he draws the line with his dirty jokes.

Scott discusses how declining birth rates could impact Disney and other businesses that rely on younger consumers. He then reflects on his journey in academia and offers advice to a listener navigating a teaching career. Finally, he shares strategies for managing energy and overcoming laziness to stay productive and achieve success.

Scott discusses the evolving role of podcasts in political influence and campaign spending. He then offers advice to a federal worker worried about DOGE cuts, and wraps up with an update on his company, Section.

Today, we’re kicking off a special two-part series all about careers—navigating them, advancing them, maybe even surviving them. 

In this episode, Scott talks about navigating imposter syndrome, how to know if working for a startup is worthwhile, and shares his best networking advice.

Scott talks about Bitcoin, explaining why it won’t replace traditional investments and why long-term diversification matters. He then shares tips on standing out in job applications and gives advice on investing inheritance money.

Scott discusses the Citizens United decision and its repercussions fifteen years later, specifically how it’s pure grift for the rich. He then offers advice to a listener asking for a raise at work and wraps up with his thoughts on the right time to have children.

Scott discusses social security and Medicare and whether its future is at risk. He then advises an early-career listener looking to pivot and wraps up with parenting advice.

Scott discusses the lack of IPOs in Latin America, specifically the difference between cyclical and structural decline. He then gives advice on mentoring young men and wraps up by discussing his stake in a Colombian soccer team, La Equidad Football Club.

Scott discusses how the best global brands come from the U.S. and why the federal government struggles with brand strategy. He then gives advice to a listener considering leaving the video game industry. He wraps up with more advice, to a listener looking to strengthen his relationship.