Right now the top three are Figuring Out with Raj Shamani, The Daily Brief and Finshots Daily. Those three covers are the ones an Indian listener browsing Business sees first, so they are the fairest thing to hold yours up against.
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Figuring Out with Raj ShamaniRaj Shamani - 2
The Daily BriefZerodha - 3
Finshots DailyFinshots - 4
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven BartlettDOAC - 5Your cover goes hereTap to choose, or drop a file on this row
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Take on TomorrowPwC - 7
Think Fast Talk Smart: Communication TechniquesMatt Abrahams, Think Fast Talk Smart - 8
FoundersDavid Senra - 9
The Psychology of Money with Morgan HouselMorgan Housel - 10
Paisa Vaisa with Anupam GuptaIVM Podcasts - 11
The Knowledge ProjectShane Parrish - 12
WTF is with Nikhil KamathNikhil Kamath - 13
Raj Shamani - Figuring OutRaj Shamani - 14
HBR IdeaCastHarvard Business Review - 15
Planet MoneyNPR - 16
Business WarsAudible - 17
Raw Talks With Vamshi Kurapati - Telugu Business PodcastVamshi Kurapati - 18
Moneycontrol Podcastmoneycontrol - 19
World Business ReportBBC World Service - 20
A Bit of OptimismSimon Sinek - 21
Two by TwoThe Ken - 22
Business MoversWondery - 23
Prof G MarketsVox Media Podcast Network - 24
Odd LotsBloomberg - 25
First PrinciplesThe Ken - 26
The Tim Ferriss ShowTim Ferriss: Bestselling Author, Human Guinea Pig - 27
Invest Like the Best with Patrick O'ShaughnessyColossus | Investing & Business Podcasts - 28
The Podcast Top 5mowPod - 29
Good Bad BillionaireBBC World Service - 30
HBR On LeadershipHarvard Business Review - 31
IntermissionThe Ken - 32
Coaching for LeadersDave Stachowiak - 33
My First MillionHubspot Media - 34
The McKinsey PodcastMcKinsey & Company - 35
Decoder with Nilay PatelThe Verge - 36
David SenraScicomm Media - 37
The Investor's Podcast (We Study Billionaires) - The Investor’s Podcast NetworkThe Investor's Podcast Network - 38
Indian Business PodcastThinkschool - 39
Coaching Real LeadersMuriel Wilkins - 40
Masters of ScaleWaitWhat - 41
Let's Talk Money with Monika HalanMonika Halan - 42
The Game with Alex HormoziAlex Hormozi - 43
HBR On StrategyHarvard Business Review - 44
The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The PitchHarry Stebbings - 45
Brand DNASonali Nakshine - 46
손에 잡히는 경제MBC - 47
UnhedgedFinancial Times - 48
People by WTFNikhil Kamath - 49
NavalNaval - 50
Bloomberg BusinessweekBloomberg - 51
The Economics ShowFinancial Times - 52
Macro VoicesHedge Fund Manager Erik Townsend - 53
Motley Fool Hidden Gems InvestingThe Motley Fool - 54
Moonshots with Peter DiamandisPHD Ventures - 55
Meine YouTube Story - Der Creator PodcastSina Stieding, Georg Nolte, Michalina Seekamp, Christian Lutterbeck - 56
How I Built This with Guy RazGuy Raz | Wondery - 57
Business DailyBBC World Service - 58
The Indicator from Planet MoneyNPR - 59
Inside the Strategy RoomMcKinsey & Company - 60
Coffee and Investing with Saurabh MukherjeaMarcellus Investment Managers - 61
Thoughts on the MarketMorgan Stanley - 62
The Memo by Howard MarksOaktree Capital Management - 63
Business BreakdownsColossus | Investing & Business Podcasts - 64
Worklife with Molly GrahamTED - 65
TED BusinessTED - 66
The MarketsGoldman Sachs - 67
Rich Dad Poor Dad Tamil Audio Book....பணக்கார தந்தை ஏழை தந்தை தமிழ் ஒலFhenix - 68
Morning Brew DailyMorning Brew - 69
WTF is FinanceNikhil Kamath - 70
Woice with Warikoo PodcastAnkur Warikoo - 71
Life Acumen at WorkVinod Wadhwani - 72
Alex HormoziAlex Hormozi - 73
Capitalmind with Deepak & ShrayCapitalmind - 74
MarketplaceMarketplace - 75
The RundownPublic.com - 76
Aspire with Emma GredeEmma Grede | Audacy - 77
Why Not Mint MoneyMint - HT Smartcast - 78
The Neon ShowSiddhartha Ahluwalia - 79
The Prof G Pod with Scott GallowayVox Media Podcast Network - 80
In Good Company with Nicolai TangenNorges Bank Investment Management - 81
How We Got Here with Chris KohlerKohler Media - 82
The Diary Of A CEO with Steven BartlettFunny moments - 83
The Startup Ideas PodcastGreg Isenberg - 84
Business English from All Ears EnglishLindsay McMahon - 85
Gooaye 股癌謝孟恭 - 86
The BarberShop with ShantanuThe BarberShop with Shantanu - 87
Harvard Business ReviewHBR - 88
NudgePhill Agnew - 89
Subtext by ZerodhaZerodha - 90
Sadhguru TeluguSadhguru Telugu - 91
The Ramsey ShowRamsey Network - 92
Reuters Morning BidReuters - 93
Dry Powder: The Private Equity PodcastHugh MacArthur, Bain & Company - 94
Money Stuff: The PodcastBloomberg - 95
ExchangesGoldman Sachs - 96
The Paul Morris PodcastPaul Mark Morris - 97
eCommerce Fastlane: Shopify Growth Strategies—Where AI Efficiency Meets Human ConnectionSteve Hutt | Shopify and eCommerce Expert - 98
A Podcast About LeadershipAIIR Consulting - 99
Fuel Your Drive by Josh YorkJosh York - 100
Cold CallHBR Presents / Brian Kenny - 101
Business HistoryPushkin Industries
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What is different about the Indian chart
An average of 30 shows per hundred are shared with the US chart, and the rest is a mix of Indian shows and international ones that do not chart in America. There is no single dominant local publisher across genres the way there is in the UK or Australia. Sports is the concentrated one, where The Athletic held 10 of the top 100 on 10 September.
Counted, in this hundred
Off the same chart drawn above, which is in Apple’s order: number one is the cover doing the most work in India right now.
32 of these 100 shows have a name longer than 25 characters. The average is 23.6. The longest is "eCommerce Fastlane: Shopify Growth Strategies—Where AI Efficiency Meets Human Connection", which is not a name that fits in a list row.
29 of them get by on two words or fewer. Those are the covers that can set their name large enough to read while scrolling.
Nikhil Kamath holds 3 of the 100 places. A publisher with that many shows in one chart is running a house style, so several of the covers you are placed against are variations of one another.
22 of these 100 also chart in the United States. The other 78 are local to this store, which is the part of the chart worth studying if you are publishing into it.