At The End of The Day with Anuz Thapa & Dipika Shrestha

As we end the first season of the weekly audio-video podcast At the End of the Day, we would like to share a brief excerpt from the CUNYcast podcast with its host Rick Firstman. CUNYcast covers– smart voices, good stories, and thought-provoking conversations from the City University of New York.   

THANK YOU Note!  

We cannot thank you enough for subscribing and listening to us on your fav podcast app and watching us on YouTube.    

A big shout out to all our guests in our podcast for sharing your personal stories of struggle, motivation, and for sharing your key moments of ups and downs as you worked on fulfilling your dreams in this new home. 

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We will be coming back soon with Season 2! Wishing you safe!

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IIn this episode of the weekly audio/video podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Jin D. from China.  

Jin is Program Manager at International Women's Media Foundation, and Co-founder of Chinese Storytellers. She walks us through the steps of her professional growth in the U.S. Drawing from her personal experience, she shares ‘how one can understand self-worth and use it to progress ahead in the career’.   

Jin can be contacted at [email protected].

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we speak to Bijay Gautam, the host of a chart-topping podcast, The Inspiring Talk. 

Bijay is also a podcast coach and the Co-Founder at WYN Studio.  

Not only if you are starting a podcast, but this conversation is also truly worth listening to, if you have already been podcasting for a while and want to learn innovative ideas to enhance your podcasting influence, and earn the trust of your guests and listeners.  

Bijay, currently based in New Delhi, is originally from Nepal. 

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we speak to Momo Bertrand from Cameroon.   

Momo works as a Digital Media Officer at the International Training Center - International Labour Organization (ITC-ILO) at the United Nations. 

He is based in Turin, Italy. Listen/watch this conversation to understand Momo’s journey to his career in the UN.  

Momo’s message to young immigrants and people of color - There’s beauty in every accent, there’s beauty in every color, there’s beauty in every culture. Know that the culture or where you are coming from, you are not only trying to fit in, you are actually contributing, you are adding value. Like a rainbow, together we are different shades of a rainbow.

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Shailee Basnet from Nepal.  

Shailee has been an inspiration for women all around the world. If you take a closer look at her career trajectory, it’s hard to believe what she has achieved in a short span of time.   

She started her career as a journalist in Nepal and then turned to be a mountaineer. In 2008, she scaled the highest peak of the world, Mount Everest, and then led the ‘Seven Summits Women Team’ to scale highest peak in each continent. And now, she is pursuing a stand-up comedy career in the U.S. She created a history when she debuted at reputed Gotham’s Comedy Club in New York City in 2017. She is the first Nepali to perform there.  

Shailee can be reached at here.

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May 25th Sunday in 2018 was when we first launched this weekly audio/video podcast At the End of the Day. 

As we release this episode today on May 24th 2020, we have successfully marked two years since this journey started.   

On the occasion of having completed two years of the start of the podcast, in this episode, we would like to share some moments from the journey of our podcast.

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Kshitij Raj Lohani, the founder of Krinjal, an innovative project incorporating various sub-projects oriented towards empowering Nepalese youth globally.

Here, Kshitij talks about their new initiative - ‘Covid-19 Nepalese student loan assistance’, a program to assist Nepalese students in the US to pay their rents during COVID-19. This program provides a loan to individuals in need of rental assistance so that they can pay back later when they are capable of paying it back.  

To learn more, listen to our conversation, and visit https://krinjal.org/ .

By profession, Kshitij is a Software Engineer, based in Cupertino, California.

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It is a mere coincidence that we are releasing this episode today, the second Sunday of May, ‘the day’ when it is celebrated as Mother’s Day in the U.S. And what a better topic to mark this auspicious celebration!  

Here, we are talking to a first-time parents Barnali and Govind about their experience of giving birth to their baby boy Kian amidst the coronavirus pandemic.  

Barnali and Govind are based in New Jersey, and we are so glad we were able to catch up with the couple during little Kian’s nap time. Wishing you healthy, happy family time.

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This week in podcast At the End of the Day, we are talking to a Nepali doctor couple, Dr. Binu Barakoti and Dr. Santosh Belbase who are treating coronavirus patients in the U.S.

Interestingly, the couple is based in different states; Dr. Binu is based in Connecticut and Dr. Santosh is based in Rhode Island.

We are talking to the couple about their personal experience of providing service to the coronavirus patients in the current pandemic, emotional wellbeing of the healthcare providers, and what they feel about their profession today.

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Meet Miluska E. Aquije aka Milly, a Dreamer/DACA recipient who serves as a mentor and life coach for those interested in receiving further development in emotional health, spirituality, leadership growth and one on one training for achieving dream goals.  

You can reach out to Milly via her personal website www.greatlyhoping.wordpress.com.

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