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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Raj Shamani, Indian Content Creator & Host Of ‘Figuring Out’ Pod, Signs With WME

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EXCLUSIVE: Raj Shamani, who hosts the hit Figuring Out podcast that has featured guests including Emmanuel Macron and Bill Gates, has signed with WME.

The Indian entrepreneur, investor and author has signed in all areas.

His pod, Figuring Out with Raj Shamani, has nearly 20 million subscribers, making it one of the world’s biggest podcasts on YouTube, according to WME, along with being the number one ranked podcast on Spotify in India.

In Figuring Out, guests like Macron, Gates, Michael Phelps, Andrew Huberman and Sunita Williams discuss business, wealth, health, relationships and human behavior.

Shamani is also the founder of Figuring Out Media, an education-first business, along with the Figuring Out Academy. He has invested in a number of other businesses and products and is a keynote speaker including at the UN Youth Assembly and World Government Summit. In 2022 he wrote Build, Don’t Talk, a “practical guide teaching essential life skills not covered in school.”

Shamani said: “Where you are born should never determine what knowledge you have access to or how big you’re allowed to dream. I started in a small room in Indore, India, with no network and no access, and built Figuring Out on a simple belief: the world’s most valuable knowledge shouldn’t only belong to people who can get into the right rooms. We wanted to bring that access to everyone. I believe education-led media can help billions of people think better and build extraordinary lives. By joining forces with WME, we can take this mission to the world and build a truly global institution together.”

WME has Indian mega-stars on its books including Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt.

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