Talk With Kevin

🎙️ In this special episode, I had the incredible honor of sitting down with Kulman Ghising, the man who brought light to every corner of Nepal and ended decades of load shedding. While visiting Boston, he was warmly welcomed by the Nepali community, and we held a heartfelt interaction program filled with inspiration, vision, and national pride.

Our discussion in this episode revolved around mental health and its importance. Our guest, Dr. Shreedhar Paudel, shared his experiences and knowledge about mental health. We talked about how social media has affected our mental health.

In this episode, our guest speaker Sarad Dhungel has shared his knowledge and experience with us. He came to the USA to study. In his career, he began as a software engineer, but currently holds the position of CEO of StretchYo, a tech company. New York Weekly and Yahoo News published an article about the company.

In this episode, we talked about Harvard University and Nepali Students. Our guest is Salome Bhatta who recently completed a Master's Degree from Harvard.

In this episode, we discussed about students, development, Nepali politics, and the current situation of Nepal. We also talked about Neplese individuals who go abroad every day to pursue further education or employment. Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Nepal Pradeep Gyawali shared his experience and thoughts about the country and its development. He says that politics is not a dirty game.

In this episode, we are sharing the story of a Nepali Uber driver in the USA. Bijay Jhising came to America to complete his bachelor's degree in English. His dream was to become an English teacher. He ended up working for Uber even after completing his bachelor's degree. Bijay has been doing this Uber driver job for a long time. "No jobs are too small or too big in America."

In the episode, we talked about Generative AI and how it works.

This episode is about the success and business of real estate in America. Our guest speaker, Ranjan Thapa, has been working as a loan coordinator in Boston for a long time. He has been a successful businessman.

This episode revolves around a successful Nepali businesswoman. Our guest speaker is Sophiya Thakali, who operates a Nepali restaurant known as Tasty Mo: Mo in Boston. She came to the USA as a student and became a successful businesswoman.