Male Roles, Obligations and Options for Building a Fulfilling Life | Scott Galloway
Andrew Huberman and Scott Galloway discuss the challenges and opportunities facing men in 2026, exploring themes of masculinity, the impact of big tech on youth, and the importance of relationships and service. They delve into actionable advice for young men, debate societal expectations, and propose solutions for issues like social isolation and wealth transfer, often drawing on data and personal experiences.
- Scott Galloway controversially suggests that for young men, the health risks of moderate alcohol consumption are often less pressing than the dangers of social isolation, especially with fewer social venues available. Read →
- Scott Galloway warns that big tech's profit-driven algorithms cultivate a "frictionless life" that directly leads to isolation, stunted skill development, and a rise in mental health issues among young people. Read →
- Scott Galloway labels pornography as the "most under-researched addiction," claiming it's actively undermining young men's motivation for real-world engagement. Read →
- Elite universities, particularly those with endowments exceeding $1 billion, act more like hedge funds than educational institutions. They often fail to expand freshman classes at a rate faster than population growth, effectively hoarding resources and tax-exempt status while opportunity shrinks fo… Read →
- Scott Galloway argues that having a clear personal "code" helps men consistently make better decisions, moving beyond instinct in daily choices. Read →