PEARL, Miss. - eTradeWire -- The longtime host of "Conversations LIVE" and "Cyrus Webb Presents" continues his mission of connecting and inspiring audiences as he prepares to interview his 600th guest of the year and attempt a Guinness World Record on October 29 in Pearl, Mississippi.

For 22 years, Mississippi native Cyrus Webb has hosted the radio show and podcast Conversations LIVE, using each episode to spotlight stories that inform, inspire, and bring people together. Over the past five years, he has also hosted the on-camera Amazon show Cyrus Webb Presents, interviewing more than 13,000 guests and reaching millions of listeners and viewers across various platforms.

Now, in October 2025, Webb is preparing to interview his 600th guest of the year and, on the same day, attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the Most TV Interviews in 12 hours. The event reflects Webb's continued commitment to meaningful conversation and his belief that sharing real stories can encourage others to pursue their own goals.

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"This is an exciting time in my career," Webb, 50, says about the year. "Attempting this Guinness World Record seems like the perfect way to celebrate all that has led me here."

The public is invited to watch the attempt live in person for free at the Clyde Muse Center (515 Country Place Parkway, Pearl, MS 39208) or worldwide on Amazon Live at www.cyruswebbshow.live. Webb is currently one of the Top 5 Media Hosts on Amazon Live, and sees the platform as an ideal space for audiences everywhere to experience the event and be part of the celebration.

The current world record is 43 guests interviewed in 12 hours, set in 2017 in Lebanon. Webb hopes not only to break the record by interviewing 50 people live in person, but also to bring the record back to the United States.

"I'm doing this in Mississippi," Webb adds, "but for me this win is for anyone in the country who needs a reminder of what's possible."

For more information about the event or Webb's career, contact Cyrus Webb at cawebb4@juno.com or 601-896-5616, and stay connected online at www.cyruswebb.com.