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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway

Vox Media Podcast Network

Careers, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.6 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 June 2020

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Dorothy A. Brown, professor of law at Emory University, joins Scott to contextualize what’s happening with the protests and poses some solutions for leaders in the corporate world. Scott also shares some observations about why we’re seeing a record number of new online brokerage accounts, the stock market, and creating an open dialogue around enduring change. This week’s Office Hours cover mergers & acquisitions, investing in monopolies, and why growth is a tremendous Yoda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	episode 13, we devote this episode to Lego.
0:03.2	The Danish Room has committed $4 million
0:05.8	to fighting racial injustice.
0:08.0	I slipped and fell on six Lego horses.
0:12.9	And unfortunately they went up my ass.
0:14.6	I had to go to the emergency room and said,
0:16.0	bad news, you have Lego horses up your ass.
0:17.9	The good news is you're stable.
0:21.5	Get it, you're stable.
0:22.6	Oh my gosh, how inappropriate.
0:25.8	But it's episode 13.
0:27.4	Roll!
0:28.2	Oh my gosh.
0:29.1	Oh my gosh.
0:30.1	Oh my gosh.
0:31.1	Oh my gosh.
0:33.1	Oh my gosh.
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0:35.1	Oh my gosh.
0:36.1	Today on the pod, we're speaking with Dorothy Brown,
0:38.7	a professor of law at Emory University.
0:40.9	She's a recognized scholar and tax policy race and class
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