Maneera Thapa is a risk-taker and also an extremely hard working entrepreneur. By day she works in IT and at night she runs her restaurant, KTM Rox.  A place where you will find authentic Nepali food and that sought after open-momo. She tells us how she sold her house to make her dream a reality. The early days and dealing with difficult customers and racism and sexism as well as the struggles of covid and her mum's secret recipes. Listen to her story of introducing people to Nepali food.

Discover how the British Government has turned its back on the British Gurkhas’ hour of need, rendering them second-class citizens despite having served as equals.

Amol is the College Director and Principal at Brunel University London Pathway College.

In this episode, we talk to Astha Shrestha, a talented filmmaker & podcaster and all-around creative type. We talk about her podcast show “Dal bhaat and guff” which she claims is similarly named to ours out of pure coincidence (investigation pending). We also dissect her podcast and its unique style of focusing on social and taboo issues in Nepal as well her new upcoming web series “Pariwartan”.  Astha talks about her directorial debut and the challenge of being a female Nepali director and also being mansplained to!

Shubha Giri is a multi-talented musician, music promoter and the brains behind the super successful 'House of Momo'. In this episode, he shares his experiences and stories about successfully bringing the legendary Nepathya band to perform at the Wembley arena in London, music industry, exploring the roots and world genre of music and off course his very successful venture into the hospitality sector with 'House of Momo' and how he got there. 

Parika Ale shares her amazing stories and experiences about growing up in the UK and her path to becoming a chemical engineer from a female perspective. She discusses the challenges of work life balance while retaining the cultural expectations and values of a Nepali family.

Rajeev Rai shares his motivational story about army life, diffusing bombs and how he transitioned and did a 180° career change, after an eventful and unintended job interview.

Amazumi is a female Nepali MC currently based in Belgium. This is a story of her musical journey and life experiences growing up in Hong Kong, UK and Belgium. She also likes to call herself a late bloomer as he has only been in the industry for less than 10 years. 

Dr. Priyasma Gauchan shares her stories and struggles about growing up in the UK being a Nepali and the journey to becoming a Dentist and the many challenges in the field of medicine.