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I'm Blown

I'm Blown

Written by: Atul S Nath + Siddarth Menon
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I’m Blown is the podcast that rips open the strange, hilarious, totally unbelievable world of Indian consumer behaviour & marketing. Every week, in a tight, punchy, short episode, we unpack one mind-bending fact, quirk, or cultural oddity that shapes how India buys, behaves, believes, and breaks every marketing rule on the planet. Whether you’re a marketer, founder, strategist, creator, advertiser, or just an amused observer of Indian madness, this show will blow your mind and make you see the consumer landscape with brand-new eyes.Atul S Nath + Siddarth Menon Economics Marketing Marketing & Sales
Episodes
  • E23: Why not let Tech take over all decisions in Sports?
    Jul 21 2026

    In the world of sports, technology has become a central figure, influencing decisions, enhancing performance, and reshaping the viewer's experience. While advancements such as VAR (Video Assistant Referee) and ball-tracking systems aim to reduce errors and enhance fairness, they also bring challenges that affect the essence of the games we love.

    In this episode, Sid & Atul explore the duality of technology in sports—its benefits in accuracy and the potential drawbacks of diminishing the emotional connection that fans and players share with the game.

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    19 mins
  • E22: EVs that go Vroom Vroom !
    Jul 13 2026

    In product experience, the importance of sound extends beyond automobiles. Atul & Sid reflect on how consumers perceive products based on auditory feedback.

    If a product operates silently, consumers may question whether it is functioning properly. This connection between sound and perception is a vital consideration for marketers and product designers.


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    6 mins
  • E21: Over 50% of Loans for Consumer Durables are for Smartphones!
    Jul 6 2026

    The fact that over 50% of loans for consumer durables in India are used to purchase smartphones indicates a profound change in how consumers view these devices.

    Sid & Atul talk about how historically, loans were primarily associated with large purchases like homes or cars. However, as smartphones have evolved into powerful tools for communication, education, and even employment, they have taken on a new role as a necessity rather than a luxury.

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    18 mins
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