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Hello, my friends. Welcome to the Don Lemon Show. Wait till you hear and see who our next guest is. We have a ton of news to break down, lots of things to talk about. I need to tell you, in the wee hours, the House Republicans passed their big, beautiful bill that will strip health care from millions of Americans. Fallout continues from Trump deranged conspiracy, adult rant about South African white genocide in the Oval Office or whatever. so-called white genocide uh the democratic party has become a circular firing squad these revelations about this new joe biden book we're going to talk to him about that so much to discuss here's my co-pilot for today mr scott galloway a professor of marketing at nyu stern school of business business the host of the prof g podcast which is how i originally
became aware of him and the Raging Moderates podcast, which is fairly new. And of course, the Pivot podcast with our dear friend, Kara Swisher. Thank you, sir. Good to see you. How you doing? Good to see you, Don. I'm great. It's good to be with you. Boy, that's a crazy sort of resume. Real quickly, before we get to the news, how does it feel? Because you were just the professor at the Stern School, and now you have this, I don't know if I want to call it newfound fame. I've been seeing you everywhere. Are you comfortable with that?
It's funny. You say newfound fame. I feel like I've worked my ass off for 30 years to be an overnight success.
Well, that's what people think. That's how people feel, right? I've worked my ass off and everyone thinks I'm an overnight sensation. Yeah, it'll all come crashing down.
America likes to build people up and then tear them down. Don't I know. I'm expecting the teardown part of the program. Look, and you can comment on this. Right now, I have exactly the right amount of fame. And that is when people recognize me, it makes me feel really good. They couldn't be more lovely. One of the things I hate about AI is it's not crawling the real world. It's crawling the online world. And I think people, generally speaking, in the real world are just lovely and generous. People come up to me. It's a thrill for me when I'm walking around Marylebone, where I live in London, and people come up to me, especially with my boys, because my boys think I'm the lamest person ever. And when people recognize me, it makes me feel important.
Yeah.
So I gotta be honest. I like it Don and people or celebrities who complain about fame I'm like, well, okay shut the fuck up for 60 days and no one will care who you are so If you're famous for the wrong reasons, I bet Monica Winsky doesn't enjoy her fame But I think guys like you and me I'll put it back to you I have just the right amount of I can be anonymous or people are fairly respectful my privacy to interrupt my dinners and But I have a big ego. I get a lot of reward out of people recognizing me and coming up to me. It makes me feel really nice, and they're, generally speaking, really lovely to me. So I kind of like it.
It's interesting because if you ask Kara, she would say, come on, you're kidding. I don't have a big ego. But I, you know, the weird thing is that I think I have the right amount of fame, except I get a lot of selfie offers in the middle of the street or on an airplane or in an airport and even at dinner. And so, you know, it's OK. I'm always nice because I agree with you. I think it's a small price, right? It's a small price, but I think it's also it's a compliment. And without those folks, we would not be able to do what we do. So, yes, I agree. So listen, I didn't plan on starting here, but let's start here because let's talk about this business just quickly. I just think it's a small thing. Put up the thing.
This is from The New York Times. And I want you to talk about the business. It's not just to talk about what you guys are doing. I think it's fantastic. How Kara Swisher scaled even higher. And this involves you as well. Your picture is not there, but you're a big part of this.
How did Scott Galloway become a breakout voice beyond academia?
Tech journalist and co-host of Pivot with Scott Galloway, novel multi-million dollar podcast contract.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:13–3:44
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How did Scott Galloway become a breakout voice beyond academia?
3:44–20:35
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What makes podcasting a winner-take-all business and how did Pivot capitalize on it?
20:35–43:57
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How do podcast economics and host-read ads change media monetization?
43:57–50:59
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