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In a this episode of Cyrus Says, Anjum Chopra—former Indian cricketer, Arjuna Awardee, and pioneering sportscaster—unpacks her storied career and groundbreaking contributions to cricket. From her international debut in 1995 to retiring in 2012, Chopra’s legacy includes 2,856 ODI runs, a World Cup final (2005), and leading India in six ODIs. Post-retirement, she shattered glass ceilings as the first Indian woman to commentate on men’s cricket (IPL, World Cups) and authored the memoir "The Journey" (2018), chronicling her path as India’s earliest female cricket icon. The episode delves into her Delhi roots (00:00), early defiance of gender norms (06:18), and the spark that ignited her cricket passion (15:30). She recounts pivotal moments like her debut (28:10), career highs like her 98 in Tests vs England (35:35), and insights on WPL vs IPL dynamics (44:00). Chopra also shares wisdom for emerging players (49:40) and lighter tales from her marathon runs and documentary "Shooting Sta

Welcome to Cyrus Says!The Mehta Boys: A Heartfelt Tale of Family, Cricket & Parsi Culture with Boman Irani & Cyrus Broacha "The Mehta Boys" promises a rollercoaster of emotions as Amay, a young architect, navigates 48 tumultuous hours with his estranged father, blending humor and heartache. The podcast subtly weaves in cricket legends Sunil Gavaskar and Farokh Engineer, sparking debates on the "Real Parsi Hero"—a nod to Boman Irani’s iconic role as Engineer in ’83 and a nostalgic anecdote where Engineer once took him to Old Manchester. Behind-the-scenes gems include Boman’s and his childhood cricket saga with Eknath Solkar, Their chemistry shines beyond The Mehta Boys—revisiting 2009’s 99 and Fruit and Nut. At the 2025 Kala Ghoda Festival, the duo bonded over chai and Parsi nostalgia, while Boman paid tribute to Regal Cinema’s Aslam, the projectionist who fueled his film passion.   Perfect for fans of cultural comedies and cricket lore, The Mehta Boys ble

Ram Madhvani directs Sony LIV’s historical series The Waking of a Nation, streaming from March 7, which examines the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre through the lens of colonialism and systemic oppression. Known for projects like Neerja and Dhamaka, Madhvani brings his focus on institutional power dynamics and human resilience to this six-episode narrative. Co-writing with Shantanu Srivastava and Shatrujeet Nath, he contextualizes lawyer Kantilal Sahni’s (Taaruk Raina) fight against British racism and conspiracy, aligning with historical works like Kishwar Desai’s Jallianwala Bagh, 1919: The Real Story, survivor Nanak Singh’s Khooni Vaisakhi, and Kim A. Wagner’s analysis of imperial fear. The series, featuring Dev Raaz, Nikita Dutta, and an ensemble cast, underscores Madhvani’s recurring themes of truth-seeking and resistance. Separately, GTA6’s Vice City reboot, with protagonists Lucia and Jason, highlights Rockstar’s tech advancements (ray tracing, RAGE engine)

Salil Tripathi is a distinguished writer, journalist, and policy adviser with extensive expertise in human rights, corporate accountability, and business ethics. With a career spanning decades, he has worked with organizations like Amnesty International and International Alert, conducting research on human rights abuses, conflict zones, and corporate complicity. Currently, he focuses on themes such as discrimination, technology, and the protection of human rights defenders, while also curating a course on business and human rights at the University of Bergen. A Senior Associate at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), Salil is also an award-winning journalist and author of several non-fiction works. His latest book, The Gujaratis, offers a profound exploration of the Gujarati community, blending historical scholarship, original research, and personal insights to unravel the cultural, social, and economic fabric of this industrious and influential group. Based in New York,

Welcome to Cyrus Says! Viv Richards Joins Cyrus Says for His FIRST EVER Indian Podcast! Cricket legend Sir Viv Richards joins Cyrus Says for his FIRST-EVER Indian podcast, and it’s an episode for the ages! From Tony Greig’s iconic 1976 comment to the 1983 World Cup, Sir Viv shares incredible stories, his love for Indian cricket, and insights into legends like Sunil Gavaskar and Virat Kohli. He also reflects on India’s dominant pace attack, the importance of fielding, and the lessons learned from failures in cricket. Explosive highlights include Jasprit Bumrah’s AMA, teasers for the 2025 International Masters League, and King Viv’s 73rd birthday celebration! Packed with untold stories, humor, and cricket wisdom, this episode is a MUST-WATCH for fans. Tune in for this historic conversation, packed with nostalgia & wisdom —only on Cyrus Says!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Explore the thrilling world of cricket with Cyrus Says! featuring legends Jonty Rhodes (iconic fielder and current fielding coach) and Makhaya Ntini (former Proteas fast bowler turned commentator). Dive into South Africa’s cricket history, including Rhodes’ electrifying fielding legacy and Ntini’s rise from rural roots to international fame. Uncover IPL with insights on Jasprit Bumrah and MS Dhoni’s leadership, plus nostalgic tales of Sachin Tendulkar vs Brian Lara rivalries. Relive Steve Waugh’s impact on SA captains and dissect the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 and International Masters League (IML) buzz. Packed with gems like "cricket trivia," "IPL core tactics," and "iconic fielders," this episode blends expert analysis, player diets, behind-the-scenes laundry hacks, and rare trivia. Perfect for fans craving cricket’s past glory and future trends—subscribe now for unmissable updates!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into an electrifying episode of Cyrus Says with Suhail Chandhok – Sports Presenter, Commentator, Entrepreneur & CEO of U Mumba!

Legendary umpire Brent Fraser "Billy" Bowden unleashes cricket chaos on Cyrus Says! Dive into iconic cricket debates: Was Sachin Tendulkar wrongly dismissed? Mankad Rule controversy decoded, DRS & Hawk-Eye tech secrets, and Virat Kohli’s fiery aggression analyzed! Discover Billy’s Rheumatoid Arthritis battle, his quirky umpiring signals, and hilarious behind-the-scenes tales with Dhoni, Raina, and Hussey!

In this jam-packed episode of Cyrus Says, comedians Punit Pania & Aakash Mehta join Cyrus to break down the wildest headlines of the week. We dive into Mahakumbh’s bizarre Rs 1100 virtual snan—because why wade into the Ganges when you have Wi-Fi? Then, IITian Baba’s failed cricket prophecy gets roasted after India’s epic win against Pakistan (someone tell him Kohli doesn’t read tweets). Speaking of cricket, Hardik Pandya’s rumored girlfriend, Jasmin Walia, steals the show off the field—because what’s a match without some off-pitch drama? Meanwhile, Farah Khan lands in legal soup over a Holi remark, and PM Modi rolls out a fresh financial boost for farmers. On the global front, Germany’s political winds shift as Friedrich Merz takes charge, and the U.S. sees a potential FBI shake-up with Kash Patel in the mix. Plus, an asteroid is heading toward Earth in 2032—don’t panic, Mumbai is safe (for now). Tune in for all this and more, with the usua

"The Having Said That Show" blends the raw energy of podcasts with the visual flair of talk shows, hosted by dynamic duo Adi (Aditya Lodha) and Jeh (Jehangir Havaldar). Adi, a musician lauded by Rolling Stone India and GQ India, brings his creative vision as the show’s founder, while Jeh, a certified fitness and nutrition expert, adds his sharp wit and humor. Joined by social media creator Aryana Dalal and food-obsessed film grad Aman, the crew dives into Mumbai’s cultural quirks, pitting Old SoBo nostalgia against New Gen trends. From debating Irani café royalty (Kyani vs. Britannia vs. Stadium) and bakery wars (Yazdani’s mawa cakes vs. Le15’s gourmet treats) to dissecting clubbing eras (Athena for 90s kids vs. antiSocial for millennials), the show packs chaos, humor, and nostalgia. Throw in tongue-twister mayhem—Jeh’s खड़क सिंह, Aryana’s पका पपीता, Aman’s कच्चा पापड़, and Adi’s लाली लल्लू—plus iPhone charades and spicy debates, and you&rsquo

Tune in to Cyrus Says for an in-depth look at the life and career of this multifaceted star. Adah Sharma is a multifaceted Indian actress known for her versatility and dedication to her craft. Fluent in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Marathi, with a working knowledge of Malayalam and French, she has seamlessly transitioned into South Indian cinema. A classically trained Kathak dancer, Adah graduated from the prestigious Natraj Gopi Krishna Kathak Dance Academy and has also mastered dance forms like salsa, jazz, and ballet. Her passion for martial arts is evident in her training in Silambam, an ancient Tamil stick-fighting technique, and her background in gymnastics. Despite her breakout role in the horror film 1920, Adah rejected numerous horror offers to avoid being typecast, showcasing her commitment to diverse roles. A lifelong vegetarian turned vegan, she is a vocal advocate for animal rights. With a unique journey that includes voicing an animated character and a childhood dream of joining the circus, Adah Sh

In this wild AMA, Niv & Joel dive into everything from Serena Williams’ husband’s GOAT praise to Elon Musk’s AI leaks. Can AI arrange marriages better than dating apps? Should cricket adopt political lobbying instead of umpires? And is satire now a bigger threat to democracy than politicians? Plus, Jonah Hill as Jerry Garcia, Sam Mendes directing four Beatles movies, and Trump making layoffs great again! Buckle up for the sharpest takes, unexpected humor, and viral-worthy debates. Watch now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From playing Ranji Trophy for Haryana and representing North Zone in the Deodhar Trophy to becoming the first runner-up in ESPN’s Harsha Ki Khoj: Dream Job, his journey into sports broadcasting has been anything but conventional. With over 3,000 shows across Star Sports, Sony Six, Times Now, Zee Sports, Ten Cricket, Ten Sports, DD Sports, ESPN, News X, and Mirror Now, he has been the voice behind IPL, ICL, ISL, Pro-Kabaddi, NBA, BCCI and ICC Cricket World Cups, Khelo India, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, Wimbledon, and the Olympics. As one of India's top bilingual commentators, his insights into players like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli bring a depth that keeps audiences hooked. But how did a cricketer transition into sports media, and what goes into analyzing the game at the highest level? Beyond commentary, his music career has been just as dynamic—trained under Guru Manik Lal Verma, he has composed over 300 songs, performed in 600+ concerts, and released albums like India Hai Meri Jaan and Ro

Welcome to Cyrus Says! 00:00 - SUBSCRIBE NOW! 01:01 - PYAAR TOH HONA HI THA! 05:42 - AYESHA LOOKS HAPPY :) 16:41 - LET THE FIGHT BEGIN! 24:08 - FOOD DATE without CANDELS! 32:40 - AMA X FANS XD 42:45 - PRODUCER GOING ALL OUT! Cyrus and Ayesha bring the ultimate mix of fun, sarcasm, and marriage truths in this special episode! From celebrating Ayesha’s big win at Ironman Goa (and scoring a Scott Sports bicycle as a gift) to binge-watching The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives and attending Vijay 69 with Anupam Kher—this episode is packed with hilarious moments! Who said “I love you” first? Who’s more likely to survive in the wild without the internet? Would Ayesha rather never argue again or never hear Cyrus talk again? And why isn’t marriage banned in 193 countries yet? Fans take over in the AMA session, asking when Ayesha will finally record a gym video of Cyrus, what a podcast designed purely to trouble him would look like, and whether we’ll ever see the couple paint

Comedian Sonali Thakker joins Cyrus Broacha on Cyrus Says for a laugh-packed episode dissecting viral trends, corporate comedy, and quirky cultural clashes. From her journey as a CA aspirant to Melbourne International Comedy Festival stages, Sonali spills on balancing sponsor demands with punchlines, scripting award shows, and improvising viral moments. They tackle Japan’s loneliness crisis, Pune’s “No Flirting” cafe rule, and Mumbai’s potential petrol ban—asking if “charge nahi hai” will replace traffic excuses. Dive into Lunar New Year chaos, snake-themed dance moves, and why method actors might out-saint actual saints. Catch Sonali’s takes on web series cameos, dating humor, and Mumbai’s comedy circuit. Follow her Instagram and YouTube for more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the "monsters" of climate change aren’t just environmental disasters but political beasts born from global inequality? In this spine-chilling episode, Amitav Ghosh unravels the terrifying connections between extreme weather, migration, and the imperial violence shaping our world. From the deadly brown cloud over South Asia to the frozen bodies of migrants at the US-Canada border, are we witnessing the collapse of humanity itself? Why are vigilantes hunting migrants while economies depend on their labor? How do cell phones and colonial networks fuel this global crisis? And can local resilience in Africa save us from the apocalypse? Dive into this haunting conversation and discover why Ghosh believes the planet will survive—but civilization might not. Don’t miss this urgent, eye-opening episode before it’s too late!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What happens when a chess grandmaster makes the biggest move of his life—and it’s not on the board?

China's budget-friendly AI model, DeepSeek, is making waves, sparking debates on its impact on global AI competition. On the health front, we break down the Guillain-Barré Syndrome outbreak in Pune and what it means for public hygiene. Music lovers, Sonu Nigam has called out the Padma Awards for ignoring legends like Kishore Kumar, Alka Yagnik, and Shreya Ghoshal—was he right? Plus, we analyze his Instagram video that’s got everyone talking. Over in cricket, Travis Head's explosive 57 off 40 balls against Sri Lanka is making headlines, and we bring you live updates from the match. Tech enthusiasts, is JioCoin India's next big cryptocurrency or just another reward token? We decode its implications. Tune in for unfiltered takes, hilarious takes, and no-BS insights with Shreyas Manohar and Govind Menon on this edition of Cock & Bull. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! #RepublicDay2025 #Memes #DeepSeek #SonuNigam #Cricket #JioCoin #CyrusSays #CockAndBull #ShreyasManohar #GovindMeno

How did Ram Kapoor transform from a teenager with big dreams of acting to becoming one of India's most loved TV stars? Despite his father, Anil Kapoor’s, insistence on joining the family business, . With struggles in the U.S. after his father cut him off, Ram worked odd jobs like Starbucks and selling second-hand cars to fund his acting education. From his television Bade Achhe Lagte Hain (2011), he worked alongside his wife Gautami Kapoor & Sakshi Tanwar . His reality TV stint in Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa and hosting Rakhi Ka Swayamwar revealed his strong personality and support for women in the industry. Ram's Bollywood debut in Monsoon Wedding (2001) led to notable films Udaan. His commercial hits in Agent Vinod and Student of the Year further solidified his career.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Cyrus Says!THE INTERNET SAID SO !!!  Cyrus Says | INDIA POD DAY 2025 ft. Varun & Kautuk, Kunal & Punit  @VarunThakurOfficial @KautukSrivastavaIsHere @IVMPodcasts @amazonmusic @PunitPania @KhaaneMeinKyaHai  Cyrus Broacha kicks off with his signature humor, setting the stage . Joining him are the hosts of The Internet Said So (TISS) Podcast—Varun Thakur, stand-up comedian, Nevil Shah, who also serves as Chief Creative Officer at FCB Kinnect; and Kautuk Srivastava, comedian, writer, and author of Red Card, who uses podcasting to dive into layered conversations. TISS, featuring Aadar Malik, is a weekly podcast where the panel discusses bizarre, fun, weird, shocking, and random "facts" from the internet. Also in the mix is Punit Pania & Adding flavor to the conversation is Kunal Vijaykar, YouTuber behind Khaane Mein Kya Hai, loved by a generation for his food explorations. The Internet Said So Podcast is invited to Amazon Music Presents