Podcast appearances and mentions of sachin sahel

Here is the season 1 finale of I'm No Jedi! It's an extra special one as Marta, Travis, and Pete are joined by an awesome actor from the CW show "The 100" and many other TV appearances, Sachin Sahel! His perspective is awesome and a ton of fun as the team recaps the final 2 eps of Season 1, "Dreams and Madness", and the finale, "The Jedi, the Witch, and the Warlord". Enjoy! Boom! Pro Wrestling presents: Sachin's Spooky SZN Slamboree! Tickets here:https://boomprowrestling.ticketspice.com/spooky-szn-slamboree

In the fifth episode of our ongoing #IndustryBFFs series, actors Brady Roberts (Paper Champions) and Sachin Sahel (The 100) talk about their friendship forged in wrestling, why the new monthly wrestling show Boom! Pro Wrestling is the hottest ticket in Vancouver, and the coffee meeting that changed everything. Episode sponsor: UBCP / ACTRA

This is the fifth episode in our ongoing #StopAsianHate series where we explore the intersection between anti-Asian hate and the film and television industry. May is Asian Heritage Month, and to paraphrase Sandra Oh, it's an honour to celebrate the depth and breadth of what it means to be Asian. Asian is a big word; Asia is comprised of nearly 50 countries, billions of people, thousands of cultures and languages and ways of life. So when we celebrate Asian Heritage each May, we are celebrating billions of threads that weave together to become the dazzling, storied, and vast continent that is Asia. But for those of us in the diaspora, Asian Heritage Month is tinged with the knowledge that it can be dangerous to be Asian. During the pandemic, hate crimes against Asians in Vancouver rose nearly 3000%. So when we in the diaspora celebrate our Asian heritage during this month, we do so with defiance. We want to revel in our cultural heritage. We want to claim our joy.Joy – and joy as a form of resistance – are central in the music video for Different Than Before. The song was written and performed by Amanda Sum and the video was directed by Mayumi Yoshida (Amanda and Mayumi visited the podcast in 2020 to talk about their first collaboration, the video for Groupthink). This new video features an Asian family out for dim sum and karaoke, celebrating the engagement of the their older daughter. There's lots of laughs, until they're heckled by a white family. The dad wants them to just ignore the racism. The daughters want – something different.Different Than Before stars Amanda Sum, Olivia Cheng, Tzi Ma, Sachin Sahel, and Amanda's mom Linda, and premiered on May 20 on Amanda's YouTube channel. Amanda and Mayumi join Sabrina for a contemplative conversation about pursuing joy in the face of hate, and how art can change the conversation. NOTE: This is our spring season finale! We'll return with new episodes in June. Thank you for getting us this far!Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

Today's bonus episode features audio from YVR Screen Scene For India, a star-studded fundraiser for Indian COVID relief that was broadcast live on May 8, 2021. The event – which was akin to Inside the Actors Studio but with a South Asian Canadian twist – featured Sabrina Rani Furminger in conversation with some of Vancouver's finest South Asian Canadian actors, including Agam Darshi, Dhirendra, Praneet Akilla, Rekha Sharma, Sachin Sahel, and Sandy Sidhu. YVR Screen Scene For India raised more than $8400 for three charities providing disaster relief in India: Goonj, Doctors Without Borders, and Khalsa Aid International. While YVR Screen Scene For India is behind us, India still needs our help. According to the BBC, daily new cases in India have fallen to just over 40,000 in recent weeks, down from the peaks of 400,000 in May – but even as cases are declining, experts worry India could be at the risk of a potential third wave of infections as just over 6% of the eligible population has been fully vaccinated and only around 22% have received at least one dose. You can find links to Goonj, Doctors Without Borders, and Khalsa Aid International in our episode footnotes. Every penny helps. Programming note: The YVR Screen Scene Podcast is currently on summer vacation! We'll return with new, regular episodes on August 24, 2021. You can stream our previous 177 episodes at YVRScreenScene.com or everywhere you listen to podcasts for free. Stay cool and #watchBCFilm! Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

The inimitable Sachin Sahel (Eric Jackson on The 100) returns to the YVR Screen Scene Podcast to talk about Big COVID Feelings, saying goodbye to The 100 (and what it means to him to have had a character named “Sachin” in his honour), why Darkseid is the best/worst supervillain, and his strategies to be an effective ally in the ongoing social justice revolution. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

The BingetownTV crew is back and we have a special treat for you! O.G. "The 100" hero and everyone's favorite television doctor, Sachin Sahel, AKA Dr. Eric Jackson, joins us for an amazing interview! In this interview, we talk about his experience on the show (on and off screen) for its entire 7 year run, times where he thought Dr. Jackson may not make it through the season, and he does his best (no spoilers!) to give us a nice preview for the last 5 episodes of the series. Plus MUCH more! This was a really fun interview and Sachin is such a great person! We are so appreciative to have him on the podcast! Please subscribe and give our podcast a rating if you like what you hear!

Sachin Sahel's first name means “truth” in Hindi, and he drops a helluva lot of “sachin”/truth in this special episode of the YVR Screen Scene Podcast. Sachin has played Dr. Eric Jackson on The 100 since its first episode. He grew up nerdy and brown in Edmonton, Alberta, loving Superman and building himself up whenever bullies tried to tear him down (which they did, a lot). In this at once poignant and uproarious episode, Sachin speaks with Sabrina Furminger about loving Superman, how positivity is a muscle, why he's done running from his culture, how The 100 responds to hopelessness in the cultural zeitgeist, and his efforts to battle toxicity in fandom.

THIS TIME, IT'S PERSONAL. Er--or maybe it always was! Anyway, Sachin is back for Part 2 of the Anniversary Clairin Interview! This time we're doing the Claire-only and Erin-only questions, so get pumped for lots more talk about CLAIRE'S AMAZING TIME-TRAVEL NOVEL THE REWIND FILES (go buy it right now, it's on Amazon, there won't be a test but there WILL be a podcast about it with Sachin eventually), what Erin and Claire's patronuses are, and how Erin and Sachin REALLY feel about Finn and Riley. Plus: what did Erin say to make Sachin threaten to hang up on her?? And the wild but true story of Claire's first viewing of The Kabby Kiss! Pictured: Erin and Claire on Erin's wedding day. Awwwww.

It's our second podcast anniversary! We're so grateful to all of you coming along on this journey with us over the past two years, we love each and every one of you so much! To celebrate this momentous occasion, we decided it was time for y'all to get to know us a little better, so we opened it up on Twitter for fans to send in questions to ask us...and then we asked Sachin Sahel, AKA The 100's own Eric Jackson, to be our special guest interview! He agreed, because he's the best. Join us on a freewheeling two-and-a-half-hour journey through Ark headcanons, embarrassing celebrity encounter stories, the nature of humanity, weirdest childhood crushes, the Clairin origin story, a LENGTHY digression into our "The 100"/"America's Next Top Model" crossover AU, the history of the science fiction novel and the mechanics of time travel, and SO much more.

HAPPY TRAILER DAY, EVERYONE!! Now that the S5 trailer has dropped (AAATTTT LAAAAAAASSSSSSTTTTT dot mp3), we can share this snippet of trailer chat from our interview with Jason! Featuring the origins of #HugsAndDeath, a special shoutout to Sachin Sahel aka Jackson, and the hug that got left on the cutting room floor!

Happy Show Day! Please enjoy this interview with Sachin Sahel! He plays Jackson and he is the coolest and sweetest dude. Let us know how you feel about his thoughts! If you like what we do here, please consider donating at: Patreon.com/theafictionados Find us on the internet: The Afictionados: @theafictionados on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Redbubble (but mostly Twitter) Email us at: afictionadospodcast (@) gmail .com Brittany: @brittania_ on Twitter @brittersrae on Instagram Robyn: @RobynEJeffrey on Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Redbubble @ffaraday on Tumblr Sachin: @Mr_Sacho on Twitter

Ever wondered why Jackson says "Abby" so much? How the cast prepped to play chipped versions of themselves? What Sachin always thought Jackson's first name should be? What Henry Ian Cusick's hair feels like when you run your fingers through it? Were you perhaps in the market for a Paige-and-Sachin-are-best-friends story no one has heard before, some very light and non-spoilery hints about what's to come on Science Island, or a pair of HAUNTINGLY accurate impressions of Bellamy Blake and Charles Pike? MY FRIEND, YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE. We got to hang out via Skype with Sachin Sahel ("Eric" Jackson on "The 100") last week to talk about episode 405 and had the time of our goddamn lives. You will too.

Erin and special guest Sachin Sahel discuss their fantasy cast for a remake of the "Back to the Future" trilogy featuring members of "The 100" cast.

In this episode we feature an interview with Sachin Sahel who talks about his new series 'The 100,' which has been airing on CW and will soon air on E4 in the UK. During our chat the actor talks about his role in the series and also takes time to talk about his love of 90s televiison.Joining me to discuss television and movie news this week is Patrick Hayes who gives some of his initial thoughts about the 'Star Wars' casting among a few other things.And to cap things off I also talk briefly about some exciting changes that lay ahead for scifipulse radio, SFP-NOW and GenreTainment. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the hit CW show "The 100" Sachin Sahel joins Chris to chat about Alberta beef, ReBoot, The 100 and of course Canada.