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

Considering how we all across the world are still suffering from the coronavirus pandemic, this week we speak to Psychiatrist Dr. Jagadamba Pandit about how by incorporating simple activities in our daily life we can keep ourselves calm, away from emotional distress, and mental stress.  

Dr. Jagadamba Pandit hosts her YouTube show, Oari Pari, where she shares information and awareness on mental health and wellbeing in Nepali language.

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In this episode of our podcast At the End of the Day, we will be traveling with a Nepali volunteer associated with the Facebook Group, Urgent Nepali Aid for Covid19.

The sole purpose of this group is to provide urgent help to the Nepalese families in Queens, New York City, affected by the coronavirus, by providing medicines, groceries, and other essentials.

Here, Anuz is traveling with Ramhari Adhikari (a volunteer with the group, who is also the president of New York Chapter of Non Resident Nepali Association - USA.) to get a sense of how this group is helping the people in need in this trying time.

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Nima Sherpa of New York City - a nurse, mother, and wife - walks us through her family’s very recent experience of recovering from Covid-19.

We would like to thank Nima for sharing her personal story of their fight against the coronavirus, and we wish her family a good health. Nima is a nurse at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.

As of 4 PM on April 5th, the number of coronavirus confirmed cases in New York state have risen to 122,031, and there have been 4,159 coronavirus-deaths.

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As we release this episode of podcast At the End of the Day today on March 29th, we are still fighting to contain the spread of coronavirus pandemic. Most of us are self-isolating, and we have been maintaining social distancing. 

In light of the economic impact brought by the coronavirus pandemic, the United States government is sending ‘stimulus payments’ in the coming three weeks. So, this is what we will be talking about in today’s podcast. 

Here below are some links with information on the economic relief package being offered by the U.S. government:

Senate bill containing historic $2 trillion coronavirus relief stimulus package, CNN, March 25, 2020 -https://cnn.it/2UsF6NC  

F.A.Q. on Stimulus Checks, Unemployment and the Coronavirus Plan, New York Times, March 28, 2020 - https://nyti.ms/2vXgDq6

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we are talking about:  

Keeping away from fake news and rumors - 5 simple ways to stay away from fake news.  

Free online professional courses - How to access free online courses on Linkedin and Lynda.com.

The pandemic brought about by the coronavirus has made us all stay indoors, avoid any and all sorts of get-togethers and meetings. As we all maintain social distancing to help contain the infection, it is equally important to keep an eye for correct information and not fall victim to rumors and fake news.  In the current situation, we seem to have more time than we normally used to. Why not we take this opportunity to look for and do some free online courses that can help us in our profession!

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Ashia Nagi from Yemen. 

Ashia is starting her job as a Software Engineer at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in Ohio, starting July 2020.   

In Fall 2019, Ashia graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from the City College of New York. 

Drawing from her personal experience, Ashia Nagi shares 5 Quick Tips for students, to land the Job they love.  

Ashia’s message to the college students seeking job opportunities -  

1.Explore what you are good at, right from your first year in college.  

2. Have a tailored Resume that reflects the scale and impact of your work, in figures.  

3. Know your surroundings - how you can use your experience to grow your professional skills.  

4. Get involved in activities to make you stand out.   

5. Create an outstanding LinkedIn Profile.  

Ashia runs a YouTube channel, LifeofAshia to share career-related tips to inspire youth to follow their dream.

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Naimeesha Murthy from India, about her career in Product Management.  

Naimeesha’s message to the immigrant youth - “Your career and your life here in the U.S. is what you want it to be!… You know your potentials, you know your skills and limitations, and you work around that. You know how to connect those dots….You just have to keep going. One step in front of the other, take it slow and steady, and you just keep going!”  

Naimeesha is the founder of New York Women in Product Management - a community that encourages and advocates for inclusion and diversity in product management with the goal to bring together leaders in the field to share their stories, best practices and provides mentorship support so that women can successfully build impactful and profitable products.  

Naimeesha can be reached at LinkedIn and at [email protected].

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk about Census 2020 and why this matters.  

In this conversation with Ian Hull, the Deputy Regional Director at New York Regional Census Center, U.S. Census Bureau, Ian underlines the significance of participating in Census 2020.   

As for the recently arriving immigrant individuals in the U.S., your participation in the census will help gain information on the changing dynamics of the immigrant communities in the country, which plays a role in determining if there are specific needs to be addressed for a particular emerging immigrant community. 

A simple example would be, identifying the need for additional language service. Counting yourself in the census is an opportunity to see yourself, and your immigrant community reflected on the U.S. map.Listen to the podcast on the Anchor app, on iTunes, and on Spotify.

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Intan Sahrini from Indonesia, about her career transition as a Make-Up Artist, from Indonesia to New York City.  

In this interview, she is accompanied by her 2 and a half-year-old daughter Ivana (who would not let her mother be interviewed unless she was offered to share the screen along with her mother).  

Here, Intan shares, how going to a school to enhance her education in make-up industry, and how volunteering in the initial days of her career in NYC helped her pave a way towards building her career as a successful Make-Up Artist. Her professional accomplishment includes working as a make up artist in the highly coveted New York Fashion Week.

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In this episode of podcast At the End of the Day, we talk to Mary Jobaida from Bangladesh, about her initial days in the U.S., her academic and professional career in New York City, and the start of her political career in America.   

Mary is running for New York State Assembly election happening in 2020. She is running for District 37 in Queens, which covers Long Island City and sections of Astoria, Maspeth, Ridgewood, Sunnyside, and Woodside.  

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