Podcasts about Richa

Summary Today Marc is chattin' with Richa Kaul, founder and CEO of an AI-based compliance automation platform. The conversation centered on how AI is reshaping enterprise governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), especially by helping organizations handle growing complexity without simply adding more headcount. The discussion quickly focused on how compliance teams can use automation and AI to streamline vendor risk, regulatory requirements, and other time-consuming workflows. Richa explained that his approach starts by separating what truly requires human judgment from what can be automated. A major theme was the mismatch between the speed of modern risk and the pace at which organizations can hire. Richa argued that risk is increasing faster than teams can scale, making it unrealistic to solve GRC challenges by just expanding staff. Instead, she framed the real question as what work should remain with humans and what work can be handled by AI or automation. She emphasized that teams are bogged down by urgent audit prep, repetitive tasks, and reactive “fire drills,” which prevents them from focusing on strategic risk reduction. The chat then moved into visibility and granularity in risk management, particularly around privacy. Richa noted that many CISOs and GRC leaders lack sufficient visibility into their organization's risks, especially because privacy is cross-functional and touches employees, users, operations, and regulatory obligations. She said this lack of clarity makes it difficult for leaders to confidently communicate risk to boards or determine where to invest time and resources. In her view, the biggest issue is not just managing risk, but being able to see it clearly enough to act on it. Another key topic was AI governance. Richa pointed out that many companies are paying attention to AI policy at the top level, but are not doing enough to train employees at the operational level, where mistakes are most likely to happen. She described the “last mile” of AI governance as especially vulnerable, since employees may unknowingly expose proprietary information by entering sensitive data into tools like GPT. According to Richa, human behavior is often the weakest link, and effective governance requires education and training throughout the organization, not just policy statements from leadership. Their chat also touched on industry-specific risk, with healthcare highlighted as a major area of concern. Richa said healthcare compliance appears underinvested compared with financial services, even though both are highly regulated and handle highly sensitive data. She closed by offering a practical starting point for companies facing generative AI challenges: map your most important data, follow it from input to output, identify the systems it touches, and secure each step of the journey. His overall message was optimistic — that even though the risk landscape feels overwhelming, organizations have tools, platforms, and partners that can help them manage it more effectively. Key Points AI can reduce compliance burden by automating repetitive GRC tasks. Organizations can't hire fast enough to keep up with rising risk and regulatory complexity. Many leaders lack clear visibility into privacy and cross-functional risk. AI governance fails most often at the employee level, not just the policy level. Healthcare compliance is highly exposed and may be underinvested relative to its risk. Key Quotes “Risk right now is increasing at a speed and at a rate that teams cannot possibly hire to mitigate.” “It is not the question of, should teams get smaller. I think it’s a question of what work should humans be doing and what work can I do instead.” “A lot of CISOs tell me that they don’t have the visibility, or at least the granularity of visibility into their risks that they would like.” “Humans are the weakest link.” “Don’t you need to boil the ocean, but let’s look at what is your highest risk data.” About Our Guest Richa Kaul is a technology executive and Head of Product Engineering: Strategy, AI Builder, and Cloud & AI Enterprise Transformation, with 20+ years of experience leading cloud, data, and AI initiatives across Fortune 500 organizations. She has managed portfolios as large as $2B in revenue and $300M in operating budgets, while building global teams of 100+ and advising CxOs on enterprise AI and financial strategy. Richa is known for driving GenAI adoption, modernizing data platforms, advancing AI governance, and delivering scalable, cost-effective transformation across banking, capital markets, asset management, and wealth management. Follow Our Guest LinkedIn About Our Host National co-chair of the Cyber Center for Excellence, Marc Schein, CIC,CLCS is also a Risk Management Consultant at Marsh McLennan Agency. He assists clients by customizing comprehensive commercial insurance programs that minimize the burden of financial loss through cost effective transfer of risk. By conducting a Total Cost of Risk (TCoR) assessment, he can determine any gaps in coverage. As part of an effective risk management insurance team, Marc collaborates with senior risk consultants, certified insurance counselors, and expert underwriters to examine the adequacy of existing client programs and develop customized solutions to transfer risk, improve coverage and minimize premiums. Follow Our Host Website | LinkedIn

On this pod, Richa and MV are joined by Eddie Fitzgibbon.Eddie is a former ICC Development Manager; he was the director of operations for Cricket All Stars and now runs a sports management consultancy. Eddie's pieces on his Substack provide a window into the immense potential of Cricket as a global sport, offering a plethora of suggestions for improving the game through minor tweaks or by borrowing from other sports. It's not just about the players but keeping the fan at the centre of a lot of these conversations.We discuss the importance of World Cups, the need for Cabo Verde in a football WC, a Grey's Anatomy reference, journey of Associate teams and lack of clarity, Caitlyn Clark, GenZ (where have we heard that before?) and the burning question: What would Elon Musk do if he bought Cricket?-----✔️ If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a rating

Did BTS just prove that fandom is more powerful than industry validation? In this first episode of Overthinker's Anonymous, Richa and Renil unpack BTS's decision to opt out of the Grammy Awards, the record-breaking success of Arirang, and the rise of ARMY as one of the world's most powerful fan-driven ecosystems. From brand equity and digital communities to music, marketing, and cultural influence, they explore how BTS may be redefining success in the modern entertainment industry. -- About Overthinker's Anonymous: This podcast brings you the interesting scoop into trending business news, pop culture, marketing, and a lot more off the beaten track. Tune in with your hosts, Richa and Renil, to get a front-row seat into what's making waves in the modern world today. -- Music attribution: 'Sky Is The Limit' by Anno Domini Beats/Anno Domini Nation © 2004 - today. All Rights Reserved.

On this week's PCCI pod, Richa, Sarthak, Nishant, Aditya, and MV discuss Rahane's retirement and our best memories of his career, Gabba comes up once or thrice. We also discuss the ‘kesariya' Indian Hockey Jersey, FIFA-UEFA jugalbandi, and Clicky Ponting type cricket ‘bodmosi', the one off Women's Lords Test between India and England, as well as the appointment of Fleming as the new Red Ball Manager successor to Baz.We also deep dive into the PCCI staff piece on Substack ‘Your cricketing heroes, they don't really care about us' and why Sachin and Kohli toe the party line.If you have some feedback for us, do write in to us on podforcricket@gmail.com

Megh, Nidhi and Richa explain the movie Maa Behen to Nishant (who refuses to watch direct to OTT movies). Tune in to listen to a discussion about rotis, Tripti Dimri's acting career, expositional narratives and a segue into Selmon Bhai.Leave a comment, or a rating, it helps the pod to grow,Also, send us your love, hate and any other feedback at Bharatiyajuntapodcast@gmail.com

What does responsible AI actually look like once you move beyond the headlines and start deploying it inside highly regulated businesses? In this episode, I speak with Richa Kaul, Founder and CEO of Complyance, about one of the biggest challenges facing enterprise AI today: building systems that people can trust. As companies race to adopt AI across every part of the business, governance, risk management, and compliance are no longer back-office functions. They are becoming central to every conversation about innovation. Richa shares the personal experiences that inspired her to build Complyance, from her work in public sector technology and legal AI to her long-standing passion for data privacy. We discuss why trust has become one of the defining themes of enterprise AI and why businesses must think beyond their own AI initiatives to also understand the risks introduced by third-party vendors. One of the most interesting parts of our conversation focuses on the difference between compliance and risk. Rather than viewing compliance as a box-ticking exercise or a cost center, Richa explains why AI has brought risk discussions directly into the boardroom. Business leaders are now asking deeper questions about how customer data is handled, how AI decisions are governed, and what safeguards need to exist before new technologies are deployed at scale. We also explore how AI is changing governance itself. Traditional compliance has often relied on manual reviews and simple pass-or-fail checks, but Complyance is applying agentic AI to introduce greater context and human-like judgment into governance workflows. Richa explains how that approach is helping reduce manual effort while allowing teams to focus on higher-value risk decisions rather than repetitive administrative work. Our conversation also covers practical advice for companies introducing AI into regulated environments. From evaluating third-party vendors and defining acceptable risk thresholds to adopting emerging AI standards and maintaining transparency throughout the process, Richa offers thoughtful guidance for leaders trying to balance innovation with accountability. Along the way, we also discuss Complyance's recent $20 million Series A investment led by Google Ventures and what that recognition means for the company's mission to modernize governance, risk, and compliance with AI. If your business is investing in AI while trying to strengthen trust, transparency, and responsible innovation, this episode offers a timely look at how governance is evolving alongside the technology itself. As AI becomes embedded into more business processes, how is your company building trust while still giving teams the freedom to innovate?

Steeds meer bedrijven pakken vlak voor de zomervakantie uit met een ‘Mid-Year Update', een hippe en dure term die – zoals wij ons dat dan voorstellen – het resultaat is van een rondje cijferneuken door een club witteboorden. Naar jaarlijkse gewoonte geven wij daar in de podcast onze eigen draai aan en deze keer zijn het Stefaan en Bart die halfweg het jaar de balans opmaken. Niet te cijfermatig of te saai uiteraard, wel opgebouwd rond vragen als “Welke motor maakte in de eerste helft de meeste indruk?” (Tip van de dag: het is een Italo-Chinese hoogpoter met een interessante stamboom), “Welke man maakte de meeste indruk?” en “Wat was voor jou de misser van de eerste zes maanden?” Wat dat laatste betreft zit je met Bart en Stefaan sowieso goed want hun bestaan is zowat een aaneenschakeling van stomme stoten. Als we er dan toch eventjes de cijfers bij halen, dan stellen we met plezier vast dat de Belgische motormarkt de wind in de zeilen heeft, dat de BMW GS en GS Adventure nog altijd de Duitse cashcows par excellence zijn, dat het touring-segment minder dood is dan we vermoedden en dat het hele downsizing-verhaal (Een zware zou niet langer de ware zijn, woehahahahaha) toch een redelijke scheet in een fles is.   Dat en nog veel meer luchtigheid in een gratis podcast van 45 minuten dankzij de steun van Richa, Shoei, BMW Motorrad, Triumph Motorcycles, Yamaha, SoloMoto motorverzekeringen, Michelin en Pirelli.

We've all bought something that felt like a great deal at the time, and now we're still paying it off, wondering what we were thinking. If money has ever kept you up at night, this one's for you.This is the final part of a shame-free, guilt-free conversation about money, the kind most of us are already having at home about debt, savings, and what's actually enough. Chris digs into the common traps that quietly drain us, from subscriptions we forgot about to the "emergency" that became permanent, and a 2,000-year-old letter to a young guy named Timothy that names the real problem: it's not money itself, it's the feeling underneath it. The big idea is simple. Live with margin so you can live on mission. No spreadsheets-make-you-cringe lecture, just a practical way to close the gap between your income and your ego.What you'll walk away with:The four money traps that catch almost everyone, and how to spot themWhy wanting to feel rich is more dangerous than wanting to be richA simple give 10 / save 10 / live on 80 starting point you can actually useWhy a budget might be the most spiritual thing you do this weekA reframe on wealth that takes the pressure off keeping up with everyone elseSpeaker: Chris Podlich | Beyond Church, Griffin.Your best next step:

In this episode, we have Sarthak, Nishant, Raj, Richa, and MV to discuss the burning topics of the day - Trishul on live telly, Homeopathy, how the average fan is thought as a noob by the broadcaster and above all the Joy of Watching Sport in different timezones and what it does to us being a fan and our growth as fans.

Na de deadlines van de Toeren Special en het juni-nummer is het deze keer Bart die uitgeteld in de touwen hangt, vandaar dat Stefaan deze podcast host. Met als centrale gast Hans Van den Moortel, opperhoofd van Rijschool Fury uit Geel. De man staat al dertig jaar dagelijks tussen de verse motorrijders en motorrijdsters, ziet met wat voor motoren ze komen aandraven en merkt ook dat motorrijden bij dames in de lift zit. “Maar niet het hele jaar door want terwijl het percentage mannelijke/vrouwelijke cursisten in het voorjaar op bijna 50/50 zit, zien we in het najaar enkel de mannen overblijven”, aldus Van den Moortel die  geen blad voor de mond neemt als het over de beperkte instroom van lesgevers en het getrapt rijbewijs gaat. En dat hij ooit door een leerling werd omschreven als ‘een Johnny met een open uitlaat', daar kan hij zoveel jaar later hartelijk om lachen.   Dik vijftig minuten gratis podcasterij dankzij de gewaardeerde inbreng van Richa, Shoei, BMW Motorrad, Triumph Motorcycles, Yamaha, SoloMoto motorverzekeringen, Michelin en Pirelli.

Healthcare is drowning in documentation and fragmented data, but what if the system worked for clinicians rather than against them? In this episode, Dr. Richa Gupta, Vice President of Care Transformation at Ambience Healthcare, explains how Ambience provides a layer of intelligence on top of electronic medical records to optimize clinician workflow and patient interactions. Ambience's ambient listening system captures physician-patient interactions, supports documentation, and ensures accurate coding and billing, boosting clinician satisfaction and reducing revenue leakage. ROI is driven by high clinician utilization, validated outcomes, and measurable improvements in documentation burden, coding accuracy, and physician retention. In 2026, Ambience is expanding across the full care continuum, including ambulatory, emergency, and inpatient settings, offering a platform that surfaces real-time insights and enhances patient care. Tune in to hear how Ambience is transforming physician workflows and delivering real ROI across the care continuum! Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Richa Gupta on LinkedIn. Follow Ambience Healthcare on LinkedIn and visit their website!

Richa Pande is a highly accomplished B2B marketing executive specializing in Account-Based Marketing (ABM), customer journey design, and precision targeting. She is currently a driving force behind HP's global commercial and industrial print marketing strategies. Key Highlights of Her Career & Expertise:The "Science" of ABM: Richa is a leading voice in the marketing community regarding the foundational structure of ABM. She advocates that true marketing success isn't about letting sales "fend for themselves," but rather doing the heavy analytical lifting beforehand—filtering firmographics, building rich persona insights, and mapping out tight customer journeys. Customer-Centric Execution: A major pillar of her philosophy is creating "peer-to-peer" environments. She leverages marketing to connect high-value clients with one another and with industry experts, prioritizing relationship-building and direct feedback over traditional, aggressive sales pitches. MarTech & AI Integration: Richa frequently speaks at industry events (like Martechify) on the future of B2B marketing. She focuses heavily on how modern enterprise brands can leverage artificial intelligence, marketing mix modeling, and zero-party data to align marketing and sales teams under unified revenue goals.

Desi Academia Podcast and BhaJaPod team up for a look at the desi centric online magazine Juggernaut and their recent controversies. They also discuss the LifeofPuja creator Pujarini Pradhan and the discourse around her being an ‘industry plant'. Megh from the Desi Academia Podcast, Amrutha and Richa are joined by the effervescent Dr. Sumaira Nawaz who brings her perspective from teaching young adults into the discussion.Tune in to listen to discussions about desi Kamala Harris discourse, Shilajit's potential use by mountain goats, why people insist on using the word ‘decolonize', authentic Nihari recipes and more.The Desi Academia Podcast is available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/2v6ymNb9uoxMc9gaCKJYLp?si=LirKa0bgTEyozX0mMzWtMwThe Desi Academia Podcast featuring Dr. Sumaira Nawaz @NaTurkNaHindu, S9E4: What is Islamic Studies? Wrong answers only, with Manan and Sumaira is available on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/0p888RBXikbjbCTIGbgwgK?si=MS2wmbT_QDuzW3qmUgBlvQ

In this episode, we sat down with Richa Gual, CEO of Complyance, the AI-first enterprise GRC platform that recently raised a $20M Series A led by GV (Google Ventures), to dig into how legacy GRC is finally being disrupted and what role AI agents play in that transformation.We discussed why GRC has lived in the dark ages for so long, stuck in static documents, snapshot-in-time assessments, system sampling, and self-attestations while the rest of IT moved to cloud, APIs, and automation. We unpacked the credibility crisis caused by commoditized compliance and rubber-stamp audits, the limits of the first wave of GRC automation, and what genuinely changes when agentic AI takes on evidence review, vendor risk, policy drafting, and customer trust workflows end-to-end.Richa shared Complyance's perspective on building agentic AI for the most sensitive data an organization holds, why explainability and isolation matter more in GRC than almost anywhere else, and how customers like Dropbox, CVS Health, and Major League Soccer are using AI agents to cut manual GRC work by 70% without lowering the assurance bar. We closed on what the next five years look like for the GRC workforce and whether the field can finally restore credibility to the phrase “compliance equals security.”

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In this episode of Ojai Talk of the Town, Bret Bradigan sits down with Richa Badami — actor, director, and founder of the Living Theatre Academy of Dramatic Arts in Ojai — whose journey runs from the intensity of the Indian film and television industry to the intimate, exacting work of training young actors in a small but culturally ambitious town.Badami's career began in India, where she worked in film and television before turning her focus toward directing and teaching. That evolution — shaped by mentors, artistic rigor, and a search for deeper meaning — eventually led her to Ojai, where she has built something rare: not just a youth program, but a working theatre company. At the Living Theatre Academy, young performers are held to professional standards, immersed in ensemble practice, and challenged to engage with material that demands emotional truth and intellectual depth.In this conversation, Badami reflects on the teachers who shaped her, the influence of Jiddu Krishnamurti on her approach to art and education, and the role theatre can play in developing life skills — discipline, empathy, collaboration — that extend far beyond the stage. She also shares candid thoughts on her experiences within the Indian film world, including projects like Rise, Roar & Revolt and Monsoon Wedding, and what it means to navigate identity across the global Indian diaspora.The discussion comes at a moment when her company is mounting an ambitious Spring season featuring The Wolves and The Outsiders — two works that, on the surface, could not be more different, yet converge on a central question: how young people find their place in the world. The Academy's production of The Wolves, a Pulitzer Prize finalist, demands precision, vulnerability, and true ensemble work, while The Outsiders channels the enduring story of Ponyboy and the Greasers with a cast close in age to the characters themselves, bringing unusual immediacy and authenticity to a generational classic. Performances run May 22–24 (The Wolves) and May 29–31 (The Outsiders) at Matilija Auditorium — an opportunity for Ojai audiences to witness the kind of serious, youth-driven theatre typically associated with far larger cities. If you think of student theatre as light fare, think again. What Badami is building is disciplined, emotionally resonant, and unmistakably alive —and for young people in Ojai, it's an extraordinary gift.Go see it.We talked about her membership in the Rotary Club of Ojai, navigating a move from the East Coast to Ojai with teen-aged children, her recent visit to London where her daughter performed with the Royal Academy of the Dramatic Arts. We did not talk about mahseer fishing, Bengal tigers or the films of Alejandro Jodorowsky. For more information, check out https://www.livingtheateracademy.com/

This week in the podcast, we interviewed the exceptional career coach and advisor Richa Bansal from Pink Careers. "I am lucky to have this job." That sentence just cost you $50,000. Maybe more. Here's what most coaches miss: the same mindset that keeps corporate professionals undervaluing themselves is the exact same mindset that keeps you undercharging for your programs. You think "I'm lucky they want to work with me" instead of "they're lucky to work with me." You put potential clients on a pedestal. You make yourself feel small. You negotiate from scarcity instead of abundance. And then you wonder why you can't charge what you're worth. In this episode of The Expert Edge, I sit down with Richa Bansal, founder of Pink Careers, who's built a seven-figure business teaching women how to step into leadership roles and get paid what they're worth. Richa breaks down the exact mindset shifts that unlock everything from career moves to sales conversations to scaling your business. We talk about why mindset is a strategy (not just a nice-to-have), how to fight for the prospect instead of just closing the sale, and what it takes to scale past seven figures when you've been a successful solopreneur with great margins. What you'll learn: → The biggest mindset shift: From "I'm lucky to have this" to "They're lucky to have me" (and how this shift changes everything from negotiations to pricing) → Why mindset is a strategy - You can't tactics your way out of believing you're not good enough → Richa's sales philosophy: Fight for the prospect's future, not just for the sale (when you care more about transformation than commission, sales becomes service) → How to scale past seven figures without losing profit margins or service quality (and why growth means letting go of control) → Why women (and many coaches) put clients on a pedestal and make themselves feel small (and how that creates imposter syndrome) → The continuum from passive to arrogant (and why women almost never overshoot into arrogance when making this shift) Links Richa refers to on the episode: Her Career Masterclass link: https://rise.pinkcareers.com/rp-masterclass-live Connect directly with Richa on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richabansal10/ Real insights from the episode: How Richa went from senior leadership at Amazon to building Pink Careers and crossing seven figures Why she was almost always the only woman in leadership roles (oil and gas, Amazon's operational leadership) The mission to help one million women step into leadership roles and close the gender gap in the C-suite Why "always be the buyer" is one of the most powerful sales mindsets you can adopt How Richa runs the largest women's leadership program across the federal government of Canada The tactical, no-fluff approach that gets clients 30%, 40%, sometimes 50% pay increases Why your internal purpose shifts once you cross a certain revenue threshold Join our next Speak to Convert Masterclass. In this live workshop, you'll discover how to build and launch a high converting presentation that gets you clients every time you present. https://colinboyd.co/speak Discover how to authentically connect with your audience & fill your programs with a Conversion Story - Version 2.0 (AI Edition) is now available. https://www.conversionstoryformula.com Hit the "Follow" button so you don't miss an episode! Love this podcast? Write a review and give it a 5-star rating!  For all the show notes and links: https://www.expertedgepodcast.com/blog/episode319 Connect with Colin on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colinboyd/  

Daags na de bijzonder succesvolle achtste editie van Ghent Motor Event is Stefaan nog dermate ondersteboven van het gebeuren dat voor deze keer Bart de podcast host. Opperste concentratie om het gesprek in goede banen te leiden is immers vereist want de twee praatgasten razen door het leven. Laurent Hoffmann is het boegbeeld van de Belgische motorracers met een voorliefde voor stratencircuits, de Waaslander begint deze maand aan zijn 23ste raceseizoen en doet dat met Fedrik Matthys als teamgenoot. De twee praten honderduit over wat racen op stratencircuits zo bijzonder maakt, waarom Hoffmann zijn schouders zette onder de nagelnieuwe European Series Road Racing en hoeveel marge je moet inbouwen als je een race op een circuit als Macau tot een goed einde wil brengen. Daarnaast beantwoordt het duo de vraag of de mythe van de Isle of Man TT terecht is en terloops krijgt de regering nog wat tips om met de organisatie van motorraces het gat in de begroting te dichten (jawel, dat kan écht). Ruim vijftig minuten podcast op het scherpst van de snee, mét respect voor de racers en af en toe een sprong over een curbstone dankzij de steun van Richa, Shoei, BMW, Triumph, Yamaha, SoloMoto, Pirelli en Michelin.

Aditya and Richa from the Bhajapod interview Sushant Singh, eminent journalist, lecturer of South Asian studies at Yale and executive editor of the Caravan Magazine. They talk about the abstention of Indian leadership in the world, Jaishankar's foreign policy philosophy, the domestic crisis and malaise in governance that informs recent moves toward internet censorship and attack on voting rights. They also cover how independent media is covering important stories and fighting back. Sushant Singh's Recent Articles: Pakistan's Iran Diplomacy Is Setback for India- https://foreignpolicy.com/2026/04/03/pakistan-iran-diplomacy-mediation-munir-india/The US-Israel war on Iran marks the decline of the Modi era | The Caravan

Healthcare is drowning in documentation and fragmented data, but what if the system worked for clinicians rather than against them? In this episode, Dr. Richa Gupta, Vice President of Care Transformation at Ambience Healthcare, explains how Ambience provides a layer of intelligence on top of electronic medical records to optimize clinician workflow and patient interactions. Ambience's ambient listening system captures physician-patient interactions, supports documentation, and ensures accurate coding and billing, boosting clinician satisfaction and reducing revenue leakage. ROI is driven by high clinician utilization, validated outcomes, and measurable improvements in documentation burden, coding accuracy, and physician retention. In 2026, Ambience is expanding across the full care continuum, including ambulatory, emergency, and inpatient settings, offering a platform that surfaces real-time insights and enhances patient care. Tune in to hear how Ambience is transforming physician workflows and delivering real ROI across the care continuum.  About Dr. Richa Gupta: Dr. Richa Gupta, Vice President of Care Transformation at Ambience Healthcare. Dr. Gupta partners with hospital leaders to apply AI to the most complex clinical and operational challenges in health systems. She brings more than two decades of experience leading projects and teams at large academic medical centers. Things You'll Learn: Ambience reduces documentation burden by using ambient listening and chart-aware intelligence. Clinician satisfaction drives ROI, with utilization rates reaching up to 80%. Accurate coding and diagnosis capture prevent revenue leakage and claim credit for physician work. Ambience can improve physician retention, even delaying retirements during labor shortages. In 2026, Ambience is expanding beyond ambulatory care to emergency and inpatient settings, providing insights across the patient journey. Resources: Connect with and follow Dr. Richa Gupta on LinkedIn. Follow Ambience Healthcare on LinkedIn and visit their website.

Het is alweer elf jaar geleden dat singer/songwriter Milo Meskens doorbrak met zijn deelname aan De Nieuwe Lichting van Studio Brussel en intussen heeft de man ons al verblijd met singles als New Beginning en Ordinary. Toen hij de niet bepaald ‘ordinary' showroom van Triumph Wevelgem binnenstapte, maakte hij er kennis met de evenmin ‘ordinary' zaakvoerder Yaw Nsiah. Het was voor Meskens ‘a new beginning', als motorrijder dan. In de showroom van Triumph Wevelgem gaan Stefaan, Bart, Yaw en Milo Meskens drie kwartier in geanimeerd gesprek over alles wat motorrijden en muziek zo leuk maakt. Hoe belangrijk is sound engineering bij de ontwikkeling van motoren? Zit er überhaupt nog handel in aftermarket uitlaten? En hoe rustgevend/inspirerend kan het voor een muzikant zijn om uit te waaien op de motor? Milo Meskens blijkt niet alleen met zijn muziek een mooi verhaal te kunnen vertellen, ook in f*cking gesproken Nederlands lukt het perfect om zijn passie voor muzieknoten en pk's onder woorden te brengen. Yaw aanhoort het met een kamerbrede glimlach, vermeldt op tijd en stond Triumph Wevelgem en zit klaar met een bestelbon. Drie kwartier gratis podcasterij met dank aan Triumph Motorcycles, Yamaha, BMW, Shoei, Richa, Solomoto, Michelin en Pirelli. 

Richa Kaul breaks down the AI risk landscape for enterprises, and argues that the key to managing all of them is resisting the urge to sensationalize. Kaul offers a candid assessment of where enterprise AI governance committees are falling short, noting that many  lack the technical fluency to ask vendors the right questions, such as where customer data goes, whether it trains other clients' models, and what specific steps reduce hallucination. She suggests that market-driven security standards like SOC-2 and ISO 27001 often matter more in practice than government regulation, creating a "beautiful ecosystem" where risk management runs ahead of the law. Looking forward, she addresses the growing challenge of agentic AI systems that make decisions autonomously, offering a deceptively simple prescription: Map every action an agent can take, know where your highest risk sits, identify the critical decision points, and demand human sign-off at each one/ Richa Kaul is the founder and CEO of Complyance, an AI-native enterprise governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) platform. Before founding Complyance, she was Chief Strategy Officer at ContractPodAi, a legal technology company, and previously served as Managing Director at the Virginia Economic Development Partnership and as a management consultant at McKinsey. Transcript Complyance Raises $20M to Help Companies Manage Risk and Compliance (TechCrunch, February 11, 2026)

Aditya is joined by Richa and first timer Sarthak (@devellix), as they spend time debunking what passes for historical and scientific analysis on the Indian internet. Tune in to hear about how ancient Egyptians were operating with batteries, why the Amazon could be a large garden and what happens when you use ChatGPT for all your research. That and many other artifacts from the absurdity that is considered as smart in our country.Like, share and subscribe please.

In this episode we have Richa, MV, Nishant, Vatsal and Asad to preview the teams. Highlights from the discussion include:Gujarat Titans get the Dr. Watson treatment from Asad capable, dependable, but forever in someone else's shadowMV finds yet another excuse to crowbar Succession characters into a cricket conversation, to no one's particular surpriseVatsal braces KKR fans for what looks like another season of frustrating mediocrityNishant isn't buying what the Punjab Kings are selling this yearSarthak, Nishant, and MV talk about the absurdity of Ryan Rickleton's age and QdK's selection chances. Not to miss their chat about Rohit and the short-haired man.Richa & MV discuss the madness behind the trade of Sanju Samson and what lies aheadListen in!

AD Today I'm joined by pharmacist and nutritional therapist, Richa Puri, discussing all things women's health and hormones! Such an amazing and educational episode❤️ This conversation is part of Natracare's 'WhenWe' campaign, because when we come together and have these types of open conversations, break stigmas, and educate one another, we empower women and demand better for our bodies, support transparency, access, and better care for all. Join Natracare's WhenWe movement by taking the pledge and joining their Instagram broadcast channel for industry updates, more info and education, discounts and more! For 10% off all Natracare products click HERE! Code EMMA10✨ Check out Richa's new podcast, Fertility, Hormones and Hope. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, we dive into detailed previews of RCB, CSK, DC, LSG, and SRH as we gear up for the season.Richa kicks things off with a deep dive into Royal Challengers Bangalore.For the Delhi Capitals segment, we're joined by Arvint and Karan from Capitals Blood, alongside Raghav, as they break down the squad, key storylines, and what to expect this year. Vatsal takes the lead on Lucknow Super Giants, analysing their balance and potential combinations, while Sarthak covers both Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad, looking at how these teams are shaping up.

Gang is back after a short hiatus (yes not dead just tired) joined by Richa to talk things AI (always interesting), Raj had a question lingering in him since November that he finally asks Aditya and co. They again talk about Dhurandhar without even watching it and as always there is a film trailer to be reviewed.As always like share subscribe and we will try to be more regular

In what can only be classified as a coup (and as South Asians, we don't use this term lightly), we have Sharda Ugra, Ahmer Naqvi, and Mohammad Isam to talk through the recent crisis in international cricket. We often explore these themes through Shah Rukh's movie metaphors, starting with K3G and ending with Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman. The episode serves as a reminder that we need to keep lines of communication open between the public, and it's even more important to do this with the current media landscape. We briefly touch upon the associates at this World Cup and who we are most looking forward to watching. Our guests are joined by hosts Richa, Nishant, Sarthak, and MV.

We have a star studded line up for this! Richa is joined by Tarutr Malhota from Best of Cricket StoriesNeha Shetty from Never on the Backfoot PodcastPraatibh from Cricket by JBShayan Ahmad Khan from CommboxWe discuss RCB's win (some of us still can't believe it), talk about each team and even crown Sophie Devine as Falguni Pathak, worry about UP-W, wonder what went wrong with MI-W and end with some fun awards and a draft of the team of WPL 2026 which includes an uncapped player in this edition.

India's energy economy has started 2026 on both a chaotic and a promising note. Last year's storms of trade wars and the disarray of the country's energy supply chain have spilled into this year as well. But 2025 was also the year India crossed the threshold of 50 per cent non-fossil fuel power generation capacity and took promising steps in nuclear energy. This year has commenced with policy shifts in the long languishing power distribution sector and trade deals with focus on sustainable development. To guide through this maze of varied developments which would impact India's energy transition and security, we spoke with Richa Mishra, seasoned energy journalist and author. Ms Mishra has been writing on the energy sector for more than two decades and has first-hand witnessed the evolution of India's energy sector and has covered notable milestones in her journalistic journey. She is currently Resident Editor at Hindu Business Line. Ms Mishra also runs a podcast called Energonomics where she unpacks the developments of the oil and gas sector. Her first book Unfilled Barrels: India's oil story published in 2022 offers a ringside view of India's oil and gas sector from past to present.Author page of Richa Mishra: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/profile/author/richa-mishra-10928/Energonomics podcast by Richa Mishra: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0y1IAo9tjT5TiZmuziacoYWd8rjX6dde&si=SzrnSAEKYRy7n2dFUnfilled Barrels: India's Oil story: https://www.bloomsbury.com/in/unfilled-barrels-9789354350283/Full transcript of the episode is available in English.Presented by 101ReportersFollow TIEH podcast on Twitter, Linkedin & YouTubeOur hosts, Shreya Jai on Twitter, Linkedin & Dr. Sandeep Pai on Twitter, Linkedin

Nishant and Raj are joined by Vinamra and Richa to talk about things that are happening. Starting from Nishant's recent India trip to the various infrastructure failings in India. What is Akarma-Sakarma in Karnataka? What happened in Delhi Metro and in Noida?Trigger Warning for discussion of sexual assault. Like share and subscribe.

In this pod, we have Nishant, Richa, and MV to discuss the Ashes. We discuss Noosa, the wad of cash, England's lengths, new ball bowling, Mark Wood's audacious plan to drive to Perth, the death of Bazball, and the continued excellence of the boring Aussies. We then move to the WPL where we briefly discuss each team on the table and who are we buying, selling and holding.

Send us a textToday I'm joined by Dr. Richa Mittal, board-certified internal medicine and obesity medicine physician, and founder of Radiant Health. We cut through the “just eat less” narrative and talk about obesity as a medical condition, not a moral failing, what's actually happening metabolically,  which health markers truly count, and when medications like GLP-1s help… or hurt.If you want smart, compassionate, science-based insight for midlife health, this one's a must-listen.Follow Dr Richa MittalWork with Dr Richa MittalJoin Move Daily Membership FOLLOW ALONG with Move Daily Fitness!Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookIndemnity** All information provided by Move Daily Fitness and Tracy Steen is of a general nature and is furnished for educational/entertainment purposes only. No information is to be taken as medical or other health advice pertaining to any individual's specific health conditions. Move Daily is not engaged in rendering any medical services. Move Daily makes no guarantee regarding the accuracy, timeliness or relevance of any text, video or audio content. Any content provided is not a diagnosis, treatment plan or recommendation for a particular course of action regarding your health and it is not intended to provide specific medical advice. Do not delay in seeking the advice and diagnosis of a medical professional because of anything you may have read or interpreted from Move Daily Fitness content.  Consult your health care professional before participating in or acting on any recommendations found on Move Daily Fitness.  You agree, at your exposure, to indemnify and hold Move Daily Fitness and Tracy Steen harmless from any and all losses, liabilities and injuries, or damages resulting from and all claims, cause of action, suits, proceedings and demands against Move Daily Fitness and Tracy Steen, arising from or related to decisions or recommendations you make using Move Daily Fitness content. You agree that use of this information is at Grab our new How To Build Muscle As You Age 4.0 (Beginner or advanced avilable) The Move Daily Membership is a paid monthly subscription for women, which gives you access to a huge amount of resources to help support you in reaching your health goals. Whether you're looking to lose fat, gain lean muscle, focus on your nutrition, give time to wellness or simply wish to dial in your overall health, we can support you in achieving your objectives. Join today! Shop Legion Supplements and use discount code: MoveDailyThis is an affiliate link.Support the showUse discount code PODCAST10 for a discount on your Move Daily Membership. Don't fade out women, level up! Thanks for moving daily with us in your fitness, wellness and nutrition! Be sure to follow us here:YouTubeInstagramFacebookTikTokSubscribe to my podcast!

In this episode, Mat McDermott interviews Richa Karmarkar, a Hinduism reporter at Religion News Service, discussing the complexities of reporting on Hinduism in America. They explore the perceptions of Hinduism in media, political biases, and the challenges faced by journalists in accurately representing the Hindu community. Richa shares her background, the importance of nuanced reporting, and the need for greater understanding of Hindu identity and immigration issues. The conversation also touches on key stories from the past year and looks ahead to future topics in Hinduism.Follow: Religion News Service | Richa KarmarkarTakeawaysRicha Karmarkar's journey from a Midwestern upbringing to becoming a Hinduism reporter.The complexity of Hinduism makes it challenging to report accurately.Political bias in media often affects the portrayal of Hinduism.Hindu identity is often linked to Indian politics in media narratives.There is a perception of left-wing bias in journalism.Many journalists lack a deep understanding of Hinduism.Community engagement is crucial for accurate representation.Immigration issues are a significant concern for the Hindu community.Support for political figures can vary widely within the Hindu community.The future of Hinduism in America will involve addressing spirituality and community needs.KeywordsHinduism, media representation, political bias, immigration, Hindu identity, journalism, Richa Karmarkar, Religion News Service, community engagement, cultural understandingChapters00:00 Introduction and Context of Current Events02:39 Richa's Background and Journey in Journalism04:35 Perceptions of Hinduism in Media Reporting07:55 Political Bias and Representation of Hindus10:30 Navigating Hindu Identity and Media Criticism12:31 Left-Wing Bias in Journalism17:32 Understanding Hinduism in Religion Reporting20:23 Balancing Nuance and Reader Understanding23:05 Key Stories in Hindu Community Reporting24:38 The Evolving Narrative of Immigration and Identity29:53 Community Perspectives on Immigration and Solidarity33:53 The Future of Hinduism in America38:51 Engaging with Hinduism Beyond the Mainstream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Mat McDermott interviews Richa Karmarkar, a Hinduism reporter at Religion News Service, discussing the complexities of reporting on Hinduism in America. They explore the perceptions of Hinduism in media, political biases, and the challenges faced by journalists in accurately representing the Hindu community. Richa shares her background, the importance of nuanced reporting, and the need for greater understanding of Hindu identity and immigration issues. The conversation also touches on key stories from the past year and looks ahead to future topics in Hinduism.Follow: Religion News Service | Richa KarmarkarTakeawaysRicha Karmarkar's journey from a Midwestern upbringing to becoming a Hinduism reporter.The complexity of Hinduism makes it challenging to report accurately.Political bias in media often affects the portrayal of Hinduism.Hindu identity is often linked to Indian politics in media narratives.There is a perception of left-wing bias in journalism.Many journalists lack a deep understanding of Hinduism.Community engagement is crucial for accurate representation.Immigration issues are a significant concern for the Hindu community.Support for political figures can vary widely within the Hindu community.The future of Hinduism in America will involve addressing spirituality and community needs.KeywordsHinduism, media representation, political bias, immigration, Hindu identity, journalism, Richa Karmarkar, Religion News Service, community engagement, cultural understandingChapters00:00 Introduction and Context of Current Events02:39 Richa's Background and Journey in Journalism04:35 Perceptions of Hinduism in Media Reporting07:55 Political Bias and Representation of Hindus10:30 Navigating Hindu Identity and Media Criticism12:31 Left-Wing Bias in Journalism17:32 Understanding Hinduism in Religion Reporting20:23 Balancing Nuance and Reader Understanding23:05 Key Stories in Hindu Community Reporting24:38 The Evolving Narrative of Immigration and Identity29:53 Community Perspectives on Immigration and Solidarity33:53 The Future of Hinduism in America38:51 Engaging with Hinduism Beyond the Mainstream Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, MV is joined by Richa and Dave to preview the WPL 2026. We break down the teams, talk about the new money flowing into the game, thank Jay bhai, and decide which food item best represents each franchise. There's also a bold call on why DC could finish last, a completely unnecessary but entertaining detour on whether Meg Lanning will run onto the field to hug Sophie Ecclestone, and an attempt to explain why MI just keep getting everything right.The order of Previews -UPWRCBGGMIDCWe end with a fun quiz because why not?Who is most likely toBreak their bat smashing something?Have a really funny reel?Break a stump?Hit 5 sixes in an over?Yell at the umpire? Yell at their teammates? Yell at the opposition player?Take an awesome boundary catch?

This week on That Tech Pod, Laura and Kevin chat with Richa Kaul, founder and CEO of Complyance, for a blunt conversation about what governance, risk, and compliance actually are, and why so many companies pretend it's something else.Richa walks us through how she really landed in GRC, including the moment she realized compliance isn't about forms or frameworks. It's about power, incentives, and who takes the fall when systems fail. Drawing on her time in legal tech, enterprise systems, and AI, she makes the case that much of today's compliance model is quietly broken, and that organizations know it, even if they won't admit it.  We dig into why GRC has such a credibility problem, the comforting lies companies tell themselves about being “compliant,” and whether compliance should be about control or trust, and why so many leaders default to the wrong one. Richa also weighs in on whether “move fast and break things” is actually gone, or just better disguised in the age of AI. We close with a forward-looking conversation on AI risk, including the uncomfortable questions boards avoid, why training alone won't fix reckless AI use, and what organizations should be paying attention to next if they want governance that actually works.Richa Kaul is the founder and CEO of Complyance, an AI-powered GRC platform helping enterprises navigate governance, risk, and compliance with ease. She previously held leadership roles in legal and compliance technology, including helping scale global solutions at ContractPodAI. Richa focuses on how companies can move beyond checkbox compliance to build systems that actually support better decisions, accountability, and trust as AI becomes more embedded in the enterprise. She is passionate about the future of compliance, the role of AI in governance, and the challenges of scaling a company in enterprise tech. Her innovative approach combines deep technical expertise with strategic business acumen, making her a sought-after thought leader in the GRC space.

Dani Richa is the Chairman and Group CEO of Impact BBDO, the famed ad agency that partly inspired Matt Weiner's classic show Mad Men. Dani joins Diane Brady and Kristin Stoller On Leadership Next to talk about the night he spent watching ads from all over the world, his favorite campaigns, the project he killed, and advertising successfully in MENA. Of course, it wouldn't be a 2025 conversation without talking about AI and Dani dives in to discuss why ignoring AI tools would be a “missed opportunity,” while still believing that only humans “can do what's never been done before.” 

01. Ultra Nate, Hugel - Free (You Got To Live) (Extended Mix) 02. LEVEL UP (IT) - Running Up That Hill (Extended Mix) 03. Merlin, Jamek Ortega - Can't Stop (Extended Mix) 04. RoelBeat, Bazz Key - Ana (Extended Mix) 05. Richa, Alex Twin - Derniere Danse (Extended Mix) 06. Provi, LEHO - Need Your Love (Extended Mix) 07. Dum K, KÖNI - Clap Your Hands (Extended) 08. Sagan - Oh La La La (Extended Mix) 09. Anza & Maxx Play - Que Rico (Original) 10. Vidojean X Oliver Loenn, Nitefreak - Wherever You Are (Extended Mix) 11. Aaron Sevilla, ARKAD3 - Dame un Beso (Original Mix) 12. Agent Greg, The Deepshakerz - Under Your Skin (Extended Mix Beatport Exclusive Mix) 13. Future Cartel, Hoodia - Do You Want It (Extended) 14. TyriqueOrDie, bradeazy - Make It Work (Extended Mix) 15. Chapter & Verse - Louis V (Original Mix) 16. Rafael, OMRI. - Little Kitty (Original Mix) 17. Adam Sellouk, Doriann (IL) - Carnage (Original Mix) 18. Westend, SIDEPIECE - Take Your Places (Extended Mix) 19. Tujamo, RELOVA - Aha (Extended Mix) 20. Volac - Over Here (Extended Mix) 21. Culoe De Song - Mount Zion (Jonathan Kaspar Remix)

01. Ultra Nate, Hugel - Free (You Got To Live) (Extended Mix) 02. LEVEL UP (IT) - Running Up That Hill (Extended Mix) 03. Merlin, Jamek Ortega - Can't Stop (Extended Mix) 04. RoelBeat, Bazz Key - Ana (Extended Mix) 05. Richa, Alex Twin - Derniere Danse (Extended Mix) 06. Provi, LEHO - Need Your Love (Extended Mix) 07. Dum K, KÖNI - Clap Your Hands (Extended) 08. Sagan - Oh La La La (Extended Mix) 09. Anza & Maxx Play - Que Rico (Original) 10. Vidojean X Oliver Loenn, Nitefreak - Wherever You Are (Extended Mix) 11. Aaron Sevilla, ARKAD3 - Dame un Beso (Original Mix) 12. Agent Greg, The Deepshakerz - Under Your Skin (Extended Mix Beatport Exclusive Mix) 13. Future Cartel, Hoodia - Do You Want It (Extended) 14. TyriqueOrDie, bradeazy - Make It Work (Extended Mix) 15. Chapter & Verse - Louis V (Original Mix) 16. Rafael, OMRI. - Little Kitty (Original Mix) 17. Adam Sellouk, Doriann (IL) - Carnage (Original Mix) 18. Westend, SIDEPIECE - Take Your Places (Extended Mix) 19. Tujamo, RELOVA - Aha (Extended Mix) 20. Volac - Over Here (Extended Mix) 21. Culoe De Song - Mount Zion (Jonathan Kaspar Remix)

SummaryIn this episode, Sean M Weiss engages with Richa Kaul, CEO of Compliance with a Y, discussing the critical role of governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) in today's data-driven world. They explore the mission behind the organization, the importance of risk assessments, and the challenges posed by rapid advancements in AI technology. Richa emphasizes the need for ethical considerations in AI development and the necessity of human intervention in AI processes. The conversation highlights the balance between innovation and regulation, particularly in the context of data privacy and security.TakeawaysCompliance with a Y focuses on protecting consumer data through enterprise security.Risk assessments are crucial for both large and small organizations.GRC stands for Governance, Risk, and Compliance, and is increasingly important.AI technology is evolving rapidly, outpacing current regulations.Ethical AI development requires human oversight and intervention.Organizations must prioritize security over mere compliance.The healthcare sector is a significant focus for Compliance with a Y.AI can enhance risk visibility but should not replace human judgment.Regulations need to adapt to the fast-paced changes in technology.Integrity in business practices is essential for long-term success.

Richa, Aditya & MV are joined by Vatsal to discuss the humiliation in Guwahati and the first Ashes Test in Perth.- We start with a fun Game - Whose Line is it anyway? Baz or Gam?- Discussion on the difficulty of playing spin- Decline in structured cricket tours - Abject Selections and insipid leadership- Analysis of the game + Jansen, Bavuma and Harmer - the stars for SA- How teams prepare for Indian tours and the future- Lots of Vicky Paaji/Rev etc thrown in- Ashes - Disappointments with England, Elation with Starc, the long game in Australia- Wrap up - Why do stadia suck in India

Gang is joined by Kalim and Richa. They discuss Mamdani, Bihar elections, perils of AI and the latest substack essay that Kalim and Raj wrote together. Also, Dhoom Machale.Trigger Warning at 1 hour 30 min mark there is discussion of suicide and self harm, if you have to, please skip the next 15 minutes from there. Like, share and subscribe.Essay Link- https://themonolithbykalim.substack.com/p/perpetual-victimhood

In this conversation, ⁠Richa Kaul⁠, CEO of ⁠Complyance⁠, discusses the importance of data privacy and compliance in today's business landscape. He emphasizes the necessity of investing in proactive compliance to prevent future costs associated with data breaches and regulatory fines. The discussion also touches on the evolving perceptions of trust in the wake of frequent data breaches, the cultural shifts in consumer awareness regarding data privacy, and the role of technology in facilitating compliance management. Richard highlights the varying needs of businesses based on their size and industry, and the importance of integrating compliance into their operational frameworks. In this conversation, Richa Kaul and Krish Palaniappan discuss the complexities of integrating compliance into software development, the importance of practical approaches to information security, and the role of AI in modern workflows. They explore the challenges of maintaining compliance in diverse tech stacks, the need for custom compliance solutions, and the impact of AI on problem-solving skills in the workforce. The discussion also touches on essential skills for future professionals.

Send us a text however note we cannot reply through these means. Please message the instagram or email if you are wanting a response. On today's Zero Limits Podcast host Matty Morris chats with former Special Air Service Regiment K9 Hander and Operator Horse aka Andrew Hudson. Horse enlisted into the infantry first serving as a paratrooper at 3RAR. Horse spent time at 4RAR and deploying to East Timor. In 2003 Horse attempted and successfully completed SASR selection posting to 1 Squadron. During his SASR career he deployed on multiple Special Operations Task Group rotations to Afghanistan both as a K9 Handler (pictured with Richa) and operator. Currently Horse is presenting the Bravery and Betrayal documentary which is touring the East Coast. Head to wanderingwarriors.org to get tickets and see the locations of the upcoming documentary locations. Website - www.zerolimitspodcast.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/zero.limits.podcast/?hl=enHost - Matty Morris www.instagram.com/matty.m.morrisSponsors Instagram - @gatorzaustralia www.gatorzaustralia.com15% Discount Code - ZERO15(former/current military & first responders 20% discount to order please email orders@gatorzaustralia.com.au Instagram - @3zeroscoffee 3 Zeros Coffee - www.3zeroscoffee.com.au 10% Discount Code - 3ZLimits Instagram - @getsome_au GetSome Jocko Fuel - www.getsome.com.au 10% Discount Code - ZEROLIMITS

In this episode Richa, Aditya and MV are joined by Sarthak Dev to discuss the career of Cheteshwar Pujara.We dive into our earliest memories of Cheteshwar Pujara, tracing his evolution as a batter and how he cemented his place at No. 3. Along the way, we relive some of his finest and most underrated innings, admire his mastery against spin, and explore the unique challenges faced by modern Test batters in the era of the WTC, tricky pitches, and the pace bowling pandemic. Pujara's career, like many in the middle order, feels incomplete. We end by asking: Will we ever see another one like him in Tests? And, of course, we close with our personal favourite Pujara innings.Sarthak wrote a fantastic piece on Pujara, which can be read here.If you'd like to write to us, send us an email on podforcricket@gmail.com or just reply to us on Twitter.

Aditya and Nishant are joined by Richa, MV and Megh to talk about the Delhi order of capturing stray dogs while Modiji does dog whistle, what is Gendaswamy ka fuse conductor? Kya Arundati Roy hi Sanjay Raut hai? Women army officers as a shield against criticism of the govt. Mithun Da, India development day moved forward some BJPCCI discussions and an epic rap battle.

In this 72nd episode of the Paul Zimnisky Diamond Analytics Podcast, Richa Singh, the Natural Diamond Council's (NDC) Managing Director for India, joins the show for the first time. The episode begins with Paul recollecting his experience of being in India last year, especially as it pertains to the size of the gems and jewelry industry in Mumbai and Surat. Richa then discusses the cultural relationship for jewelry between India and the Middle East as Titan Company just acquired Damas Jewellery. The two then analyze why the Indian consumer economy may be the be dominant source of new growth for the diamond industry in the coming decades. Next, Paul and Richa talk about lab-grown diamond penetration in the Indian consumer market versus the U.S. Finally, Richa shares thoughts on the future of the NDC following the Luanda Accords and the announcement that CEO David Kellie will be retiring at the end of the year.   Hosted by: Paul Zimnisky Guest: Richa Singh Guest plug: www.naturaldiamonds.com More information on PZDA's State of the Diamond Market report: www.paulzimnisky.com/products   Show contact: paul@paulzimnisky.com or visit www.paulzimnisky.com.   Please note that the contents of this podcast includes anecdotes, observations and opinions. The information should not be considered investment or financial advice. Consult your investment professional before making any investment decisions. Please read full disclosure at: www.paulzimnisky.com.

Trigger WarningMentions of the Tragedy at Chinnaswamy are discussed at multiple points in the episode. There is an outline and trigger warning at the start of the episode.We are joined by Dave, Shay, Richa, Aditya, Tarutr & MV in this episode and there are 5 RCB fans who sent in voice notes on how they felt about winning the first league title.What is covered in this episode?1. RCB Fans from across the world share what it felt to win the first IPL title. (1:48 to 9:42)2. We speak to Tarutr Malhotra from BestofCricket about the tragedy at Chinnaswamy, the commotion, lack of communication and why he decided to exit the celebrations. (9:42 to 36:13)He has also written a piece. Read it here.3. We start the IPL review with introduction of the guests (36:38 to 38:07), speak about the tragedy at Chinnaswamy (38:07 to 45:07) & Move to the IPL review which continues right till the end!

In a world where fast fashion is everywhere, Richa Maheshwari is taking a different path—one that honors tradition and keeps India's lost crafts alive. Through her brand, Boito, she's working closely with artisans in Odisha to ensure their skills and stories are preserved for generations to come. This episode dives into her journey, the challenges of slow fashion, and why handmade pieces carry so much meaning.