Sushant Pradhan Podcast Sushant Pradhan

Rohit Ranjitkar is a renowned conservation architect specializing in Patan Durbar Square and an accomplished author. In this podcast, he delves into the historical significance of Patan Durbar and its monuments, shedding light on the rich cultural heritage and architectural marvels of this historic site.

Bhogiraj Chamling is a PhD Fellow in Anthropology at Tribhuvan University and an expert in Mundhum, Raithane Culture, Kirat History, and Archaeology. He provides a fascinating exploration of Kathmandu's history, the rich heritage of the Kirati community, and the profound relationship between the Kiratis and Kathmandu.

In this podcast, we are joined by Alok Siddhi Tuladhar, a documentary filmmaker and passionate activist for the preservation of Nepal's cultural heritage. With a rich background in computer software spanning over two decades, Alok has shifted his focus to documenting and safeguarding Nepal's natural and man-made heritage. He shares his insights on the historical significance of Tudikhel and Sundhara, and discusses the importance of preserving Nepal's culture and heritage for a prosperous future.

In this special podcast episode , I sit down with my sisters, Shweta Pradhan Joshi and Nikita Pradhan, the dynamic founders of Clover Events. Since 1998, they've been making waves in the event management industry, working with a diverse range of clients and amassing invaluable experiences. We reminisce about our childhood, delve into their journey into event management, and discuss the unique aspects of weddings in Nepal.

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.