Sushant Pradhan Podcast

Dr. Shiva Gautam, Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, is a seasoned expert in biostatistics and research design, and in this episode, he shares valuable insights into these fields. From discussing the intricacies of biostatistics to shedding light on critical issues like corruption and the education system, this conversation promises to be both informative and thought-provoking.

Krish Thapa, the formidable former British SAS soldier, returns to delve even deeper into his gripping experiences. Known as the Warrior Monk, Krish takes you from the peaks of the Nepal Himalayas to the intense battlegrounds of Afghanistan and Iraq. He shares heart-pounding SAS training tales, riveting war stories, insights into weapons and faith, and his ongoing mission to help soldiers battle PTSD and identity crises. Krish's journey is a stirring testament to courage, resilience, and the unyielding human spirit.

Biswo Bhakta Dulal, commonly known as 'Ahuti,' a true voice for the oppressed joined us for a thought provoking and impassioned conversation. Born into a "dalit" or "untouchable" family, he confronts issues of capitalism, imperialism, and their impact on the working class through his powerful verses. His eloquence and ability to evoke emotions while dismantling ideas of oppression and injustice are truly remarkable. In this podcast, he delves into pressing topics such as the caste system, the education system, and the MCC, all framed within the context of socialism.

Aadarsh Mishra is one of Nepal's stand-up comedy pioneers. Hailing from the lesser-known region of Jeetpur, he sheds light on the Madhesi population's perspective through his unique brand of humor. Mishra's comedy isn't just about laughter; it's a vehicle for conveying profound social messages and sharing personal experiences, including the challenges of discrimination. In this podcast as he delves into the world of comedy in Nepal, the art of comedic writing, discussions about mental health, the nuances of censorship, and his stand-up stories.

Girish Khatiwada dives into his early rap career in the '90s, the music industry, content creation, and his influential vlogging journey. He shares how he manages fame, his interactions with people, and is newly opened restaurant. Also, he shares how he is planning to comeback to music and content creation.

Delve into the rhythm and rhymes of Nephop scene with Bidesh Karki, the poetic rap sensation known as Kavi G. With a career rooted in both traditional lyricism and contemporary creativity, Kavi G has spent years weaving intricate verses that captivate audiences. Discover how his journey began, including a pivotal collaboration with late rapper Yama Buddha, and how he navigated the vibrant Kathmandu Nephop scene. He talks about the world of hiphop, his pursuit of rap, hiphop feuds, and get a sneak peek into his upcoming EP, 'Arko Panna Chyatincha.'

Savan Kharel is a theoretical physicist and professor at the University of Chicago. In this podcast, he delves into the realms of quantum mechanics, gravity, the multiverse, the Big Bang theory, black holes, and the vast expanse of the cosmos. He unravels the enigmas of science and the cosmos, while also discussing the state of education today.

Dr. Pradhan, the visionary Founder and Medical Director of Matrika Eye Center in Kathmandu. As the First Refractive Surgeon of Nepal, Dr. Pradhan brings over two decades of experience to this illuminating podcast. He's a true pioneer, having developed Relex SMILE for myopia and hyperopia for Carl Zeiss Meditech in Nepal and serving as a Key Opinion Leader for renowned eye tech solutions. With an impressive academic background and extensive training, Dr. Pradhan is at the forefront of ophthalmology.

Dr. Govinda Prasad Sharma is Secretary at the Ministry of Agriculture & Livestock, Nepal and holds a Ph.D. in Agriculture & Resource Economics. In this podcast, he delves deep into the world of agriculture and livestock, sharing valuable insights on their development, policies, and the critical aspect of food safety in Nepal.

Prof. Dr. Yubraj Sangraula, a distinguished legal scholar and authority in the field of law. With a wealth of experience as a professor, author, and advocate, Dr. Sangraula provides invaluable insights into pressing issues facing Nepal. In this podcast, he delves into Nepal's MCC implementation, shedding light on its implications and challenges. Additionally, he explores topics like brain drain, the economy, and the potential for religious turmoil in Nepal.