Sushant Pradhan Podcast Sushant Pradhan

Rajesh Lama is the founder of LamaWalks Trekking & Expedition. With over a decade of experience as a trek/outdoor leader and instructor in Nepal, Rajesh is also a NOLS certified wilderness first responder. Recently, he made headlines by setting a world record for walking from Kathmandu to Everest. In this episode, he shares his incredible journey, the challenges he faced, and the inspiration behind his record-breaking trek.

Ram and Laxman Prasad Rimal are the visionary twin founders of Ramlaxman Group. Established in 2006, Ramlaxman Group has been a beacon of home-grown technological innovation, addressing local needs with advanced solutions. From their humble beginnings in 2000, they have built a robust organization encompassing mechanical, electrical, electronic, software, and mobile app development. Their journey includes pioneering embedded systems, creating impactful inventions such as a corn seeding machine, flood warning system, home and factory automation systems, an electronic voting machine, and a thermographic camera for COVID-19. Notably, their Electricity Supply Side Management System earned global recognition as Nepal's first patented technology under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in 2009.

Pradip Raj Giri is a dedicated student of philosophy, an English lecturer at the Central Department of TU, and a PhD candidate. In this episode, he delves into a wide range of topics, including democracy, belief systems, critical thinking, stoicism, and toxic feminism. Through various perspectives, he offers deep insights and thought-provoking discussions that challenge conventional views and inspire intellectual growth.

In this episode, we sat down with Ratna Sansar Shrestha, FCA, a distinguished management professional with extensive expertise in the financial, legal, and managerial aspects of hydropower projects and renewable energy technologies. As a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nepal and a corporate lawyer accredited to the Nepal Bar Council, Ratna Sansar brings a wealth of knowledge to our discussion. He shares his insights on the suspicious end of load-shedding in Nepal, the intricacies of Nepal's electricity exchange deal with India, and his concerns regarding the upcoming Upper Karnali Hydropower project.

In this episode, we were joined by Murahari Parajuli, spokesperson for the Nepal Stock Exchange Limited and a staunch advocate of capitalism. He sheds light on the misconceptions and myths surrounding capitalism in Nepal, discussing both its positive and negative aspects. He also discusess Nepal's stock market, offering a comprehensive perspective on its current state and future potential.

In this podcast, we sat down with Siddhant Acharya, the founder of the popular page 'Space in a Nutshell' which boasts 1.5 million followers. Siddhant delves into fascinating topics such as the universe, aliens, civilizations, the multiverse, and much more.