Ravi Kishan, an actor and a politician, recently appeared on The Powerful Humans podcast. At the podcast, he spoke warmly about Gorakhpur. He called the city the Spain of India. He shared that the place has a special energy. The culture feels bright and full of life. Ravi Kishan's statement made viewers of Gorakhpur feel proud of their hometown.
The Powerful Humans is a fast growing Hindi business podcast. It is hosted by Abhishek Vyas. He started the show after seeing young people struggle to understand how startups work. He wanted to give simple stories and real examples. His early days were meeting small founders. Their courage and failure stories shaped his idea. He believed even students should understand business talks. This is why the language of his show is simple and clear. The channel now has lakhs of subscribers.
The podcast became famous for its bold and honest guests. One of the most watched episodes features Sunita Ahuja. Her talk crossed more than three million views. She spoke about her early days with Govinda. She also cleared the rumour about two homes. She said the second home was needed because politicians visited often. She liked Govinda in villain roles and wanted him to try more new characters. Another strong episode featured Umar Punjabi. He broke down stock market basics in simple steps. He also spoke about his mistakes and struggles. These talks felt real which is why the audience connected deeply.
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The Powerful Humans also hosted IAS officer Anil Swarup. He spoke about honesty in government work. Subramanian Swamy appeared too. He shared political moments from his long career. The ex CEO of Byju’s joined the show to talk about the rise and fall of big education companies. All these episodes became popular. They asked tough questions. But with ansers in easy language. The style of the podcast is slow and calm. Abhishek Vyas does not interrupt. He lets guests speak. This makes even serious topics simple. Many listeners say the interviews feel like stories and not like news.
Abhishek also runs The Founder's Dream. It is a long format podcast. It brings startup founders who share early struggles and how they reached stable ground. Many guests are small founders who are not famous. Their stories show that big lessons can come from simple people. India has many young students who want to build something. Abhishek believes stories make them stronger. He says real experiences teach better than big speeches. His shows are slowly becoming a movement. Many viewers return to learn something new. He hopes to guide someone who is scared to take the first step with each episode. He wants to show that even small dreams can become powerful journeys.
