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How to listen to PPFAS podcasts and audio content

From WebNotes, a public knowledge base. Last updated 17 May 2026. Reading time ~5 min. Level: Beginner.

Key facts

Primary platforms	Spotify, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Google Podcasts (where supported), and audio extracts on YouTube
PPFAS-related content type	Fund manager interviews on personal-finance podcasts (Capitalmind, Paisa Vaisa, The Capitalists, etc.); audio versions of PPFAS YouTube content
No dedicated PPFAS podcast as of 2026	PPFAS does not run its own podcast; appearances are on third-party shows. The YouTube channel hosts much of the audio-form content
Frequency	Several appearances per year, typically clustered around scheme launches, market events, and the Annual Unitholders' Meet

Procedure

Open Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast appUse the podcast platform of choice. Spotify and Apple Podcasts have the broadest Indian personal-finance content coverage.
Search for PPFAS or Rajeev ThakkarUse the search bar. PPFAS-related episodes are most frequently found by searching Rajeev Thakkar, Neil Parikh, PPFAS, or Parag Parikh.
Identify well-known interview podcastsCapitalmind Podcast, Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta, The Capitalists, The Indian Finance Show, Money Mahaul, and similar shows regularly feature PPFAS team members.
Subscribe to relevant podcastsSubscribe to the host podcast to receive future episodes. PPFAS appearances are individual episodes rather than ongoing series.
Listen to the most recent PPFAS appearanceSort episodes by date or filter by guest name to find the latest PPFAS-team interview.
Cross-reference with PPFAS YouTubeAudio extracts of YouTube content are often available as standalone podcast episodes. Check the PPFAS YouTube channel for related video.
Save episodes for later or download for offline listeningMost podcast apps allow downloading episodes for offline playback. Useful for long commutes or international travel.
Follow up on referenced contentPPFAS interviews often reference specific books, articles, or PPFAS documents. Note references for follow-up reading or viewing.

PPFAS does not run a dedicated podcast as of 2026. What exists is a steady stream of appearances by PPFAS team members (Rajeev Thakkar most frequently, Neil Parikh and Raunak Onkar regularly) on Indian personal-finance podcasts: Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta, The Capitalmind Podcast with Deepak Shenoy, The Morning Context’s audio surface, occasional ET Wealth episodes, and various creator-led shows. These conversations often surface views and rationale that the factsheet and Annual Letter only hint at, because the long-form podcast format draws out detail that doesn’t fit the written documents. Some PPFAS YouTube content (AUM segments, fund manager interviews) is also republished as audio-only podcasts.

The right way to find PPFAS podcast content is search-based rather than feed-based: query “Rajeev Thakkar” or “PPFAS” on your podcast app of choice, sort by date, and listen to what surfaces. There is no single PPFAS podcast feed to subscribe to.

The walk-through

1. Open Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your preferred podcast app

Open the podcast app of choice. Most Indian personal-finance podcasts publish on multiple platforms simultaneously; pick the one familiar to you.

For desktop listening, Spotify Web Player at spotify.com is also functional. Apple Podcasts web at podcasts.apple.com works for non-Apple devices.

2. Search for PPFAS or Rajeev Thakkar

In the app’s search bar, enter one of:

Rajeev Thakkar (most frequent PPFAS-team podcast guest, given his role as CIO).
Neil Parikh (Chairman/CEO; less frequent but high-impact appearances).
PPFAS or Parag Parikh.
Raunak Onkar (Head of Research; occasional guest on research-and-philosophy podcasts).

Episodes are typically titled with the guest’s name, the host’s name, and a topic teaser. Examples: Rajeev Thakkar on Capitalmind: Value Investing in 2024, Neil Parikh on Paisa Vaisa: PPFAS Story.

3. Identify well-known interview podcasts

Several Indian personal-finance podcasts regularly host PPFAS team members:

Capitalmind Podcast (host: Deepak Shenoy): Substantive interviews on investing philosophy, market views, sector analysis. PPFAS team appearances are typically multi-hour deep dives.
Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta (host: Anupam Gupta): Personal-finance focused interviews. PPFAS appearances cover scheme selection, philosophy, and investor education.
The Capitalists (hosts: Sumit Choudhury, Anuj Singh): Investing-focused interviews; substantive PPFAS interviews appear periodically.
The Indian Finance Show: Broader personal-finance content; PPFAS appearances align with market events.
Money Mahaul: Hindi-language personal-finance content; occasional PPFAS appearances.
Pranjal Kamra’s interviews: Conducted on his YouTube channel, often published as podcast audio.
Other niche shows: Sector-specific or theme-specific podcasts occasionally feature PPFAS-team specialists.

Subscribe to the host podcast to receive notifications on future episodes. PPFAS-team appearances are individual episodes, not an ongoing series, so subscribing to the host’s overall feed is the way to be alerted to future PPFAS content.

5. Listen to the most recent PPFAS appearance

Sort the host’s episode list by date or filter by guest name. The most recent PPFAS appearance often discusses:

Current market views (post-major-event commentary).
Recent scheme launches (e.g., Arbitrage Fund, DAAF, Large Cap).
Annual Letter themes (around June-August).
Industry-event responses (e.g., SEBI overseas-cap discussion in 2022-23).
Behavioural-finance themes during drawdown periods.

6. Cross-reference with PPFAS YouTube

The PPFAS YouTube channel (see how to access the PPFAS YouTube channel ) often hosts:

The same interviews as audio-and-video on the AMC channel.
Audio extracts from the Annual Unitholders’ Meet, available as standalone listening.
Original PPFAS-produced content (factsheet videos, explainers) that is essentially audio-podcast equivalent.

Some investors use the PPFAS YouTube channel as their primary “podcast” source for the AMC’s content.

7. Save episodes for later or download for offline listening

Most podcast apps support:

Save for later: Pin episodes for future listening.
Offline download: Cache the episode locally for listening without internet. Useful for commutes, flights, or low-connectivity scenarios.

PPFAS interview episodes are often 60 to 90 minutes; a single episode can fill a typical commute or workout window.

8. Follow up on referenced content

PPFAS interview content often references:

Books: Buffett’s annual letters, Munger’s almanack, Klarman’s Margin of Safety, Howard Marks’ memos, Robert Shiller, Daniel Kahneman.
Articles: Specific Mint, Economic Times, or research pieces.
PPFAS documents: Specific factsheets, Annual Letters, or Scheme Information Documents.
Industry data: AMFI flow data, SEBI publications.

Note these references for follow-up. Many investors treat PPFAS podcasts as a curated reading list for deeper exploration.

What trips people up

No PPFAS results in search: Verify the spelling (PPFAS, Parag Parikh, Rajeev Thakkar). Different platforms may have different episode catalogues; try searching the host show’s website directly if app search fails.
Old episodes still appearing as top results: Sort by date in the host’s episode list to find the latest PPFAS appearance.
Audio quality variation: Some older recordings have audio-quality limitations. Most recent recordings are professionally produced.
Length expectation: PPFAS interviews are typically substantive (45 to 90 minutes). Listeners expecting short clips may be surprised; budget time accordingly.
Translation/language: Most content is in English. Some Hindi-language podcasts host PPFAS appearances; check language metadata on the episode.
Subscription costs: Most platforms are free with ads; premium tiers may offer ad-free listening. PPFAS does not charge for any podcast content.
Out-of-date views in older episodes: Older PPFAS-team interviews may discuss market views or specific portfolio decisions that are no longer current. Use as historical context, not current guidance.
Specific portfolio names referenced: Specific stock names mentioned in interviews may have been bought, sold, or repositioned since the recording. Verify current positions via the latest factsheet.
Forecast versus reflection distinction: As with factsheets and Annual Letters, podcast content is descriptive and reflective, not predictive.
Personal questions referencing the show: Listener Q&A on host shows may not address PPFAS-specific scheme queries; for personal investment questions, use the PPFAS investor desk.

Notable past PPFAS podcast appearances (selective highlights)

Capitalmind Podcast with Rajeev Thakkar: Multi-hour deep dives on PPFAS philosophy and portfolio decisions; multiple episodes over the years.
Paisa Vaisa with Neil Parikh: PPFAS family-and-business story; covers PMS origins (Cognito PMS) and the AMC’s evolution.
The Capitalists with Rajeev Thakkar: Topical conversations on overseas-cap regulatory framework, value investing, and behavioural finance.

For an up-to-date list of appearances, the Notable PPFAS press coverage guide and the PPFAS YouTube channel’s playlist of interview content are the best sources.

How to read a PPFAS monthly factsheet covers the text companion to factsheet videos
How to read the PPFAS Annual Letter covers the AMC’s deepest annual communication
How to access the PPFAS YouTube channel and video content covers the AMC’s video channel
How to find PPFAS press coverage and fund manager interviews covers text-based press archives
How to follow PPFAS on X (Twitter) and LinkedIn covers social-media engagement
The reference article on Rajeev Thakkar covers his role and content output

External references

References

PPFAS Mutual Fund YouTube channel at youtube.com/@PPFASMF.
Capitalmind Podcast episode archives.
Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta archives.
The Capitalists podcast archives.
PPFAS Mutual Fund investor desk page.
PPFAS Mutual Fund monthly factsheets and Annual Letters.
Spotify and Apple Podcasts platform documentation.
SEBI Master Circular for Mutual Funds, 22 May 2024.
AMFI Investor Awareness Programme reference.
PPFAS investor desk FAQ at amc.ppfas.com/faqs/.

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Last reviewed: 17 May 2026
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