if it doesn t feel right, don t do it. joining me to discuss is scott galloway, professor of marketing at nyu school of business. he s an entrepreneur, the host of the professor g. podcast and author of several best-selling books. always great to have you. so many in gen z look up to you. do you buy into the conventional wisdom about just follow your passion? it s great to see you. it s terrible advice. when i heard from your producer, i realized last week was the 30 year anniversary of my commencement at berkeley. and this is a brag, i was the student commencement speaker. and the guy after me gave the same advice. follow your passion. in the audience, was my mother who lived her life as a secretary who had cancer. we had $40,000. i had a bunch of student debt.
insurance coverage often not equitable. they refuse the paperwork of participation leaving people in need to scramble for scarce treatment resources and too many go untreated. and that s why this crisis has become such a deadly one. but with this new legislation finally there s some hope. there could be help on the horizon. there might be solutions. i want to talk about this now with a friend of my saturday program. nyu professor scott galloway. the author of the book adrift, and host of the professor g podcast. thank you so much for being here. what do you make of the fact that there is this bipartisan bill seeking to impose an age requirement to access for social media? well, i think it is good news. governments are supposed to prevent a tragedy to bring us together and represent the public. and i think it is heartening to see this. quite frankly, it is overdue.