My Good Place

My Good Place

By Neeraj GautamSociety & Culture
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My Good Place episodes

  • #10 W Adetoro Abiodun

    Adetoro, or Toro and I met in college during soccer club recruitment, I think we were immediately giving each other shit and we still do that. Also I would argue that made us good friends. I think I have good people around me and Toro is absolutely one of them. She has so many great perspective on being a Nigerian American and growing up with the faith and how does that play a part on her point of view.

    She is a model and a businesswoman, you can find her @afrogoddess. Hit her up and let her know how much you enjoyed the interview.


    If want to reach out to me and have feedback and suggestions, find me:

    Twitter and Instagram: @mygoodplacepod

    34 min
  • #9 W Manik Maharjan

    Manik is an engineer by profession, and also a talented musician. He writes songs, plays his own instruments and sings em too. He is also originally from Nepal but how living in the US. He is a very humble, down to earth kinda person. Speaking more onto his music, he has performed on live concerts and he was even the opener for Nima Rumba when he visited the states.

    If you want to follow his content or tell him how much you enjoyed his interview, his instagram is @manikrmaharjan


    Now if you have any feedback for the show, you can find me on Twitter or IG: @mygoodplacepod

    26 min
  • #8 W Jidapa Kraisangka

    Jidapa, or Paa, she and I met when I was living in Pittsburgh. She was a PhD student at university of Pittsburgh and now she has earned it. She has earned the honor of being called Dr. Jidapa yet she struggles accepting the honor. She is now back home in Thailand teaching computer science. She is self proclaimed foodie, "big time" and she has the largest collection of funko pop toys. So has so much of funko toys. 

    In this interview she introduces me to a new world of Buddhism idea and belief of afterlife. I think this was eye opening for me in many level. Let me know what do you think of this interview and the podcast in general. If you have any idea, feedback how I can make your listening experience better. Send me an email [email protected]

    Find me on Instagram or Twitter: @mygoodplacepod

    If you are apple user and listen to this podcast on Apple Podcast, please give me 5 star reviews? Helps other people find the show. Namaste!

    31 min
  • #7 W Nezia Zaenab

    Nezia and I met through app called Migg33 over 9 years ago. It all started with "Hello, asl?" If you're not aware what's 'asl' it meant asking a: age, s: sex and l: location. You'd want to know who, where and how old is your chat partner. Nazo and I become really good friends and remain friends after all these years. She resides in Bali, Indonesia and she is a professor and makeup artist in Indonesia. If you enjoyed the interview and want to reach out to Nazo and tell her how great she was, her IG is @chill.scorpy


    If you want to reach out to me, have any feedback or suggestions; find me:

    Twitter and IG: @mygoodplacepod


    Also post a picture of your safe space with hashtag #mygoodplaceonearth to be featured on IG.

    32 min
  • #6 W Hannah Rusch

    Hannah is an agronomist, a student at University of Florida who focuses on agro-ecology. She and I met on a soccer field and she later joined our coed team and quickly become a very good friend. She has an amazing view on the afterlife and her good place is serene. This interview might be longer than others but there is so much knowledge, you will need to take it in. She is not just agronomist and soccer player, but she is a yogi as well as an amazing human.

    If you have any feedbacks, comment, suggestions please email me at [email protected]

    If you want to stay in touch on social,

    IG and Twitter: @mygoodplacepod

    Namaste!

    35 min
  • #5 W Gerardo Sanchez

    Gerardo Sanchez is Mexico born actor, voice-actor, model and the list goes on but importantly my friend. He has been working on the media for few years. In the interview he mentions that he was raised with catholic and lot of the answers he gives is influenced by those learning. Gerardo brings such a unique outlook on afterlife which I had not heard before, and makes me to proudly say this is why I started this podcast.

    If you want to reach out to Gerardo you can find him on instagram @gera_ahaha


    If you have any feedbacks, comment, suggestions please email me at [email protected]

    If you want to stay in touch on social,

    IG and Twitter: @mygoodplacepod

    Namaste!

    33 min
  • #4 W Arin Arpinar

    Founder of minnestarters.com and prides himself calling Master recycler. Arin is originally from Turkey and he has an interesting take on the idea of afterlife. He is very passionate about Mother Earth and recycling. He talks about his passion of recycling and composting further on the podcast itself. Make sure you give it a listen and let me and Arin know what you think.

    Find Arin's venture on IG @minnestaters or minnestaters.com


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    IG and Twitter: @mygoodplacepod

    32 min
  • #3 W Mathew Adeniran

    Mathew and I play soccer together. He is one of those people who likes to act tough but is absolute softy inside. I have had amazing conversations with Mathew, even some which are considered tough conversations about race and stuff like that. I like how he is and how he takes life so I thought it'd be a great idea to have a perspective of Nigeria born American's perspective on his unique good place and thoughts on afterlife. If you like what you heard from Mathew and want to connect, his IG is mathew_realone

    Now, if you have any comments, suggestions, feedback find me on twitter and instagram @mygoodplacepod. If you prefer to email, message me at [email protected]

    Stay safe and healthy!

    33 min
  • #2 W Parisha Rajbhandari

    My initial plan to release these episodes was to release them every Tuesday. But this episode I had to release the next day to show solidarity for the #blackouttuesday movement.

    In this episode, my guest is Parisha Rajbhandari, a dancer and educator. She talks about her perspective on the idea of 'afterlife' and 'her good place' which is truly inspiring. If you like what you hear from her and show her love and support, or maybe even see her dances, learn dances or learn about dances reach out to her on Instagram @pari_rajb

    Now, if you have any comments, suggestions, feedback find me on twitter and instagram @mygoodplacepod. If you prefer to email, message me at [email protected]

    Stay safe and healthy!

    33 min

About My Good Place

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Collective good place through conversations, one topic at a time.