MPower Talk has 3 Major domains:
PODCASTS (In Regional Languages to reach students and entrepreneurs from rural areas and upcountry) these videos are based on True Stories narrated in vernacular languages keeping the duration 4 to 5mins. These videos are circulated on digital platform.
INTERVIEW - Interviewing Successful entrepreneurs to pick up their mindset and their struggle behind success. This would be recorded and uploaded in Digital platform like YouTube & official Website.
TALK SHOW – We organize periodical events wherein we invite 5 to 6 Eminent Speakers to deliver talk on various topics which would be accessible to public as well as people who would like to associate with us as members.
Now, Kishore designed the ‘First Talk Show Platform in Mysuru’. This comes to fruit after 6 months of process building and fine-tuning and Talk show happens once in 4 months.
Kishore had already conducted a few interviews of successful entrepreneurs. He also created podcasts, stories that talks about human value which is also crafted with animation in Kannada along with Sign Language interpretation. The very idea of reaching the grass root level populace of Karnataka is achieved by using Kannada as the language for the podcasts. Karnataka and Kannada have their share of eminent speaker who are also masters of English, Hindi and many other languages; both Indian and foreign. In most business conversations, silence is treated as absence. A pause to be filled. A gap to be corrected. In studios, panel discussions, business presentations and talk shows, the assumption is simple: if you are present, you can hear; if you are ambitious, you can speak. In order to belong, one must adapt.
mPower Talk was built on a different premise: that silence can also be participation, that listening does not always require sound and that entrepreneurship, like storytelling, comes in many forms and has many languages.
This philosophy extends further. mPower Talk is also the first talk show in the region to be intentionally inclusive of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, incorporating sign language interpretation and on-screen captions as a structural element of its media design. The interpreter is not placed at the margins but integrated into the visual language of the show, a conscious choice that reshapes how conversations unfold. Speakers slow down. Ideas are articulated with greater care. Meaning takes precedence over momentum.
For entrepreneurs and professionals appearing on the platform, many from Karnataka’s SME and startup ecosystem, this environment reframes what effective communication looks like. It is not about polish or performance, but about being understood across linguistic, cultural and sensory boundaries.
In this way, mPower Talk becomes more than a stage. It becomes a learning environment, one that values clarity, intentionality and empathy as entrepreneurial skills.