Ep. 926: CnB ft. Arjun, Niveditha & Navin | Mumbai Local Trains Pickpocketing, New York Subway Shooting, JNU Admin Breaks Silence, UP Power Department Employee Burns Himself & Amy Wax Calls

On Cock and bull this Thursday, Cyrus is joined by Niveditha Prakasam, Arjun Chikalpatti, and our new co- host Navin Noronha. They talk about people sticking to each other in Mumbai local trains, female compartments and their cat fights, are straight men are more homophobic, and how many times were they pickpocketed. Moving on to the topics for the day, they discuss the tragic news coming out of the New York subway where a shooting took place and people looking for Uber cabs to go home where charged a high fee. They also delve into the Mumbai WIFI Mafia, Arjun fighting for street dogs in society groups and why is Cyrus calling himself a Lion. Further they discuss the JNU admin who broke silence and said that the clashes began after students objected to a ‘havan’ inside the hostel on Ram Navami, a UP power department employee burning himself alive after an objectionable demand by his boss, and why Amy Wax calls India a shithole. Tune in for this and much more.

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Ep. 225: feat. Urban Designer Arzan Wadia

On this episode of Cyrus Says, architect and urban designer Farzan Wadia, talks to Cyrus about:

• The unique smells that set Mumbai apart.
• Why he got thrown off a train in Austria.
• How many Parisis live in New York.
• The many things he does to promote the Zoroastrian culture.

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Ep. 217 feat. Chef Manu Chandra

On this episode of Cyrus Says, chef Manu Chandra, the man behind establishments such as Olive Beach, Fatty Bao, Monkey Bar and Toast & Tonic, talks to Cyrus about:

• What motivates him to create flavours that are different than what Indians are used to.
• The struggles involved in keeping a restaurant alive in the current economy.
• How he apprenticed in his early days of culinary cooking.
• How world cuisine is inspired by influx of immigrants.

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Ep. 160: feat. Comedienne Radhika Vaz

We couldn't have asked for a better guest as we celebrate the Women's Month Special on Cyrus Says. In her classic unapologetic manner, the comedienne opens up about her approach to feminism and comedy.

Some interesting tidbits from the episode:

Radhika - I think in India we have a lot of Malabar Hill Feminism.

Cyrus - Too much. Mrs Sharma doesn't have a job but has a lot of problems like her hair colour is going faster.

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Cyrus - Your should introduce your show Unladylike, and it should just be me.

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Radhika - The only thing India has going for it right now, is that it's not Pakistan.

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Catch one of her stand-up acts here.

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And don't forget to check out her award-winning web series Shugs and Fats.

You can buy Radhika's book here.