Sushant Pradhan Podcast

Joseph R. Pietri, author of "The King of Nepal," delves into his captivating life story filled with adventure and suspense in the drug trade. From his days of selling weed in Kathmandu to smuggling it into the USA during the tumultuous 1960s and 70s, Pietri shares riveting tales from his past. He also sheds light on the journey of marijuana from legalization to prohibition in the Nepal and his mission to legalize medical marijuana in Nepal.

Saigrace Pokharel is a distinguished Nepalese storyteller, filmmaker, and video producer. From his humble beginnings in Kathmandu to his international performances, Pokharel shares his emotional journey and how it has shaped his storytelling craft. On the podcast, he discusses fame, dealing with trolls, and recites some of his captivating poems.

Rudra Pangeni and Deepak Adhikari delve into the intricacies of the Nepal Airlines Airbus Scandal. With years of experience uncovering corruption and financial crimes, Pangeni and Adhikari bring their expertise to the forefront as they dissect the scandal that shook the nation. From revealing the collusion between key players to exposing the untaxed income and pending legal battles, they shed light on the complexities of the scandal and its far-reaching implications.

Geja Sharma Wagle is an esteemed political analyst and renowned columnist of Kantipur. In this engaging podcast, he offers valuable insights into the dynamics of the new coalition government, the evolving landscape of young leaders and political parties, and the significant role of foreign countries in shaping Nepali politics.

Bipin Chand, better known as Yabi The G.O.A.T is one of the most uprising stars in the Nephop scene. Hailing from Mahendranagar, he's made waves in the rap scene since 2016, drawing inspiration from YAMA BUDDHA. As a rapper, songwriter, and composer, Yabi's lyrics delve into societal struggles, storytelling, and personal reflections. On the podcast, he shares his remarkable journey, from dropping his first tracks on YouTube to founding his label, Young Blood, and Brikshya Production House.

Roshee Lamichhanne is an Assistant Professor of Marketing at KU, and Sher Bahadur Tamang is a former Law Minister and marijuana activist. They delve into the societal and economic implications and explore the potential benefits and challenges of legalization. They provide insights into the rebranding and marketing strategies for marijuana and its potential impact on Nepal's society and economy.

On his sixth appearance on the podcast, Dipak Gyawali, renowned hydroelectric power engineer and former Minister of Water Resources in Nepal, delves into the global landscape of conflict. In this insightful podcast, he examines the ramifications of ongoing wars such as Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine on Nepal, offering valuable perspectives on geopolitical dynamics. He also provides a critical analysis of the state of Western media, shedding light on its influence and implications in today's world.

Munu Adhikari is a standout participant from The Poet Idol, Nepal's groundbreaking poet reciting show. In this podcast, Munu takes us on a journey through her experiences, sharing candid insights into her struggles with anxiety, self-doubt, and the transformative power of poetry in overcoming these challenges. With honesty and vulnerability, Munu offers valuable lessons and inspiration for anyone navigating their own path to self-discovery and resilience.

Antim Grahan, Nepal's legendary Black Metal band get into the depths of their haunting melodies and powerful lyrics on the podcast. With seven studio albums under their belt, including Antim Grahan's symphonic black metal sound infused with elements of grindcore and thrash metal captivates listeners with its raw energy and atmospheric depth. The band members share insights into their creative process, discuss their musical influences, and reflect on their enduring impact on the underground music scene of Nepal.