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2 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
SilverScorpion vshExplicit
Yes
Date created
2020/04/29
Latest episode
2026/07/11
Average duration
95 min.
Release period
64 days
Description
On this podcast I will be holding interviews with some very remarkable and wonderful people from day to day life. From politicians to members of the emergency services to students there will be a wide array of individuals on this podcast. As well as a wide array of individuals that I will be conversing with I will also be making a fair bit of solo episodes regarding some topics that are of Interest to me such as psychology, philosophy, politics and fitness as well as lighthearted stuff such as commentaries and reviews on some TV series, movies and musical artists.
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Episode 2
2026/07/11
on this episode of Sharroz Speaks, I explore the growing political divide across our society, discussing the worrying rise of the far right, as well as the alienation caused by sections of the far left through cancel culture over the past decade. Alongside these points, I speak about why open dialogue, working-class unity, and pragmatic middle-ground solutions are essential in politics in order to progress as a society.
Politics: Beginning of the episode–1:14:13
In an effort not to make this episode feel too serious, I also turn to football, sharing my thoughts on the Messi versus Ronaldo debate, reflecting on how the World Cup is going thus far, and discussing my joy at Scotland reaching the World Cup.
World Cup and Messi vs Ronaldo: 1:14:13–1:32:00
Finally, I conclude the episode by discussing my plans to get another dog and comparing the three breeds I am currently considering: the German Shepherd, Rottweiler, and Cane Corso. Along the way, I reflect on my deep admiration for guardian breeds, their loyalty, intelligence, protective instincts, and their capacity to become affectionate and devoted family companions when raised responsibly.
My next dog and guardian breeds: 1:32:00–End of the episode.
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Episode 1
2026/05/09
Episode 1 marks the relaunch of Sharroz Speaks, a podcast originally started during the height of COVID in 2020, now returning with a renewed sense of purpose due to popular demand!
In this episode, I reflect on why I decided to bring the podcast back, the unexpected reactions it received over the years, and how simple conversations and shared perspectives led to meaningful connections with people from all walks of life.
I hope that my listeners will be able to take something meaningful away from this podcast, whether that be a new perspective, a moment of reflection, a sense of motivation, or simply the feeling that they are not alone in their thoughts and experiences as they navigate through life. Even if listeners do not always agree with me, I hope each episode encourages independent thinking, honest conversation, and a deeper understanding of both ourselves and the world around us.
Welcome to the relaunch of Sharroz Speaks.
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