Sushant Pradhan Podcast

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How can businesses, developers, and everyday users actually get the most out of AI? In this episode, Computer Software Engineer Sanish Manandhar breaks down how to use AI for business, research, coding, productivity, and everyday work. The conversation explores practical ways businesses can integrate Artificial Intelligence into their workflow, why AI is developing so quickly, and how tools such as AI coding assistants are changing software development. Sanish also discusses vibe coding, coding with AI, and what the life of a developer could look like as AI becomes more capable. We also dive into AI for research, how to write better prompts, how to save Claude tokens, and how AI artifacts can make complex work easier to organize and execute. Sanish explains AI connectors and plugins, how they can connect different tools and improve productivity, and where users should still be cautious. The episode also looks at AI hallucination, reliability, voice understanding, and which AI tools are best suited for different types of work. From AI for business growth and business automation to AI research and AI for developers, this conversation provides practical ways to use AI more effectively instead of simply following the hype. If you use AI Tools like Claude, ChatGPT, coding assistants, connectors, or plugins, this episode will help you understand how to work with AI more efficiently.

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What is dementia, and how can we tell the difference between normal forgetfulness and a serious memory problem? Dr. Umesh Bogati, a Geriatrician, Social Worker, and Doctor at Bir Hospital, explains dementia, its early signs, memory loss, progression, risk factors, treatment, and the challenges families face while caring for someone living with dementia. The conversation explores dementia vs normal aging and forgetfulness, which parts of memory are affected first, whether dementia patients realize they have the condition, and how dementia progresses over time. Dr. Bogati also discusses the relationship between age and dementia, childhood dementia, lifestyle and dementia risk, and whether exercise can positively impact brain health. The episode also looks at supplements for dementia, the treatment process, and what families should do after a dementia diagnosis. How independent should a person with dementia remain? Should family members repeatedly make them recognize people they've forgotten? How should the home environment change as the condition progresses? The discussion also highlights empathy, awareness, family support, and maintaining a good lifestyle while living with dementia. A practical conversation for anyone wanting to better understand dementia symptoms, Alzheimer's and dementia, memory loss, dementia care, risk factors, and how families can support their loved ones.

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Why is Nepal not progressing despite decades of political change, development promises, and global opportunities? In this episode, rapper and producer Nasty joins geopolitical analyst and commentator Jason Vaidya for a wide-ranging conversation on Nepal’s development, geopolitics, war, democracy, money, technology, education, and the changing world order. They explore where Nepal may be falling behind, how global powers influence smaller countries, the origins and wider impact of the Russia-Ukraine war, debates around democracy, and Nepal’s possible role during a major global conflict. The conversation also moves through the Kennedy assassination, questions surrounding 9/11, the rise of the United States in the modern world, the power of money and the dollar, World War II, Japan’s post-war transformation, AI, emerging technology, and even the possibility of extraterrestrial life. Nasty also reflects on rap, social struggle, and how different generations experience society, while Jason shares geopolitical perspectives on global power, South Asia, education, and the challenges facing millennials. The episode asks a bigger question: are Nepal and the world entering one of their toughest periods yet?

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Suman Rayamajhi, Managing Director and Co-founder of Upaya, joins us for an in-depth conversation about entrepreneurship, business growth, logistics, investment, and what it really takes to scale a company in Nepal. Suman shares his journey from being a CA to becoming a business owner and explains how Upaya was built, how the company navigated COVID, and the challenges involved in growing a logistics business in Nepal. The conversation explores the leadership qualities founders need, how stock options work, what investors actually look for before investing, and how entrepreneurs can prepare their businesses for funding. We also discuss working with vendors, cash on delivery, inventory and warehouse management, the high cost of capital in different sectors, post-flood logistics management, and the potential use of drones in logistics. The discussion then moves into startup scalability, funding and investment, Upaya’s international expansion, and the difficulties entrepreneurs face while doing business in Nepal. Suman also shares his perspective on whether Nepal can produce a $1 billion company and what would need to change for Nepali startups to reach that scale. A practical conversation for anyone interested in Suman Rayamajhi, Upaya Nepal, entrepreneurship Nepal, startup funding, investors, business leadership, logistics business, startup scalability, warehouse management, and building a successful business in Nepal. GET CONNECTED WITH Suman Rayamajhi:

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Dr. Bikash Parajuli, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in Orthopedics and Traumatology, joins the podcast for an in-depth conversation about sports injuries, cycling injuries, gym injuries, back pain, spine health, and modern orthopedic surgery. He explains the risks involved in adventure cycling, common cycling injuries, runner’s knee, leg strength and longevity, pinched nerves, finger cracking, and the difference between good pain and bad pain during training. The conversation also explores David Goggins’ knee problems and what athletes can learn from extreme endurance figures such as James Lawrence, Jonas Deichmann, and Dean Karnazes. Dr. Bikash discusses what causes gym injuries, how cyclists and lifters can reduce injury risk, habits that support spine health, warning signs people should not ignore, and why forceful neck cracking can be dangerous. On the surgical side, he shares unique orthopedic cases involving bone lengthening, complex treatment, 3D surgical models used to prepare for difficult procedures, and common fears around back pain surgery and paralysis. He also explains how orthopedic surgeons approach complex cases and how technology can improve surgical planning. This episode brings together sports medicine, orthopedic surgery in Nepal, adventure cycling, injury prevention, spine care, knee pain, cycling safety, and practical lessons for runners, cyclists, gym-goers, and anyone who wants to stay active for the long term.