Raising Modern Men: A Mother’s Perspective (A Lost Boys Special)

Hey everyone, Scott Galloway here. On this episode of The Lost Boys, Anthony Scaramucci and I take a look at the challenges young men face from a mother's perspective. We're joined by a special guest to talk about what young men really need to thrive and how parents, especially moms, help guide them towards a better future. Let's bust right into it. Welcome to our podcast, Lost Boys, where my friend Scott Galloway and I dig into the challenges young men are facing today.

We're both very concerned that young men are failing to thrive professionally, socially, and financially. And so we've been exploring this problem with some very smart people and trying to find suggestions of what we can all do about it. So yeah, we've decided and we're going to try and uh look at this through the lens of uh women and mothers uh who obviously have a vested interest in ensuring their sons and brothers or potential spouses have the resources and the support to succeed. And this is, we believe, a big part of the reason that we elected a convicted felon, that there's still a lot of women in America who will vote for a candidate who they perceive as best for their husband and their son. So today we're going to talk to a woman who's had a successful career in business before she started raising two boys.

is someone who's benefited from uh kind of the the the tearing up of old scripts as Richard Reeves describes it and who is now helping figure out uh how to write a new script for for men as she raises her own boys. And just to make things um more relevant and odd at the same time, she's doing it while married to our friend Anthony Scaramucci. That's right. Today we're talking to uh Deirdra Deirdra Scaramucci, Anthony's wife.

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