Scott gives his thoughts on the lack of accessibility in the digital space, particularly for those with disabilities. He then offers insight on the sports industry market and how to invest when you’re not a billionaire. He wraps up with tips on building your personal brand and explains how it can lead to employment opportunities.
Podcast Type: Office Hours
Office Hours: Apple’s Investment in Healthcare, Should I Send My Child to Private School? and How to Introduce Social Media to Your Children
Scott gives his thoughts on Apple’s investment in the healthcare space and whether it will be Apple’s greatest contribution to mankind. He then offers advice to a listener seeking guidance on whether to send their kids to private school for a hefty sum. He wraps up with a discussion about navigating and managing your kid’s social media usage.
Office Hours: Why Cars are the Next Battleground for Attention, Advice to a Young Real Estate Investor, and Balancing Fun with Frugality in Your 20s
Scott gives his thoughts on the auto industry’s approach to in-vehicle infotainment and describes it as “the next battleground” in an attention economy. He then gives advice on investing in real estate as a young person whose earnings are unpredictable. He wraps up by discussing the importance of striking a balance between frugality and embracing life’s pleasures when you’re young.
State of Play: The Video Game Industry — with Joost van Dreunen
In this special episode of The Prof G Pod’s Office Hours, we speak with Joost van Druenen, a professor at NYU Stern, and the author of One Up: Creativity, Competition, and the Global Business of Video Games.
Joost breaks down the state of play in the video game industry, including the major players and platforms, and the latest around Activision Blizzard and Microsoft. Follow Joost on Twitter, @joosterizer
Office Hours: Tesla’s EV Charging Partnerships With GM and Ford, the Death of Reddit As We Know It? and Prioritizing Happiness When Making College Decisions
Scott gives his thoughts on Tesla becoming the EV charging standard. He then takes a question about Reddit’s decision to begin charging for access to its API. He wraps up with advice about making college decisions and says the key is asking yourself, “where will I be happiest the next four years?”
Office Hours: The Next Big Thing After Smartphones, Scott’s Favorite Things To Do in LA, and Advice to a 79-Year-Old Parent
Scott gives his thoughts on why mixed reality headsets are not going to be the next big thing for tech consumers. He then takes a question from a listener who is moving to LA and offers his recommendations on how to enjoy the city. He wraps up with financial advice to an older parent and shares what he would tell his sons at 79 years old.
Office Hours: Using AI for Stock Picks, Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking, and How Do You Talk to Your Kids About Religion?Office
Scott gives his thoughts on using AI to pick stocks and make profitable investment decisions. He then advises a listener to conquer their public speaking fears, especially after a negative experience. He wraps up with his thoughts on navigating complex topics, like religion and spirituality, with your kids.
Office Hours: Are Young Professionals Leaving New York? Leveraging AI in Your Business, and Should You Hire a Career Coach?
Scott gives his thoughts on New York and whether it’s still worth the price tag. He then speaks about how to approach AI to increase efficiency in business. He wraps up with his thoughts on investing in a professional career coach.
Office Hours: Can Fast Fashion Be Sustainable? Thoughts on Female Leadership, and Forming Friendships Later in Life
Scott gives his thoughts on the fast fashion industry and how the industry is inherently unsustainable. He then speaks about female leadership, specifically how women can speak up in the business world. He wraps up with a discussion on male friendship.
What’s Going On in the Retail Sector, The Future of AI-driven Mental Health Care, and How Can I Help My Child to Become a Great Storyteller?
Scott gives his thoughts on the current state of the retail industry, specifically how they can reevaluate their investments in technology. He then speaks about how AI is impacting the mental health space. He wraps up with a discussion on storytelling.