Podcast 'At the End of the Day'

In this episode, we talk to Sarina Prabasi, the CEO of WaterAid America about her journey in the international development profession. She also shares some of her key advice to those willing to make a career in international development.

Sarina is originally from Nepal.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Multimedia Journalist and Assistant Professor Larry Tung from Taiwan. Drawing from his personal experience, here, he shares 'the key traits' required in a person to start teaching at colleges in the U.S.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Elias Gurmu from Ethiopia. Here, he shares, how he started his coffee business in New York and what he has been doing to thrive and create a niche for his business.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Shailesh Shrestha from Nepal. Here, he shares, what got him into the profession of “fine dining service” and what this profession means for those with a sincere interest in the hospitality and service industry.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Chetan J. Somaiya from Mumbai, India. Here, he shares, how he has been expanding his knowledge for his personal and professional growth. He also talks about how he managed his time between work and study, and what he has been doing to not lose track of his focus on social media and Google. 

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Renu Sharma Sapkota from Nepal. Here, she shares, how she has been able to balance her time between her profession and her family, with her husband’s support.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Ahmad M. Khan from Lahore, Pakistan. Here, he talks about how his learning attitude and learning from bad experience helped him adopt to the new culture in the US. 

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Anil Jung Shahi from Nepal. Here, he talks about how being flexible, open, and embracing diversity can help you adjust in a new environment.

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In this episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Indira Laktaeva from Uzbekistan. Here, she shares her personal story of how she started a bucket list to overcome the nervousness when she was very new in the USA.

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In this sixteenth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Kul Chandra Gautam, former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations. Here, he shares his personal story of his exemplary career in international development. He talks about the key skills required for a successful career in international affairs. 

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Mr. Gautam has just launched his memoir, Global Citizen from Gulmi. His book can be purchased online, including at Vajra Books and Publications.

This podcast was recorded at UNICEF in New York.

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In this fifteenth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Attorney Chanda Thapa - an immigrant from Nepal- currently based in New York City. Here, she shares how challenging it is to build an entrepreneurial skill where one has to ‘ Give up the Known for the Unknown.’

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n this fourteenth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Mary Sise, an Employment Services Manager at Upwardly Global, a non-profit organization based in NYC. Here, she shares what the elevator pitch is and why it is important for an effective networking skill.

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In this thirteenth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Raj Biraj Rijal, an immigrant from Nepal. Here, he shares the story of his career in the US. He advises that one should focus on career, not money.

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In this twelfth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Attorney Licelle Cobrador, an immigrant from the Philippines. Here, she shares the story of her legal career in the US.

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In this eleventh episode, Anuz & Dipika continue to talk to Svetlana Tikhonova, an immigrant from Russia. Here, she shares how she prepared to get into a program in the Columbia University. She has been in the US for four years.

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In this tenth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Svetlana Tikhonova, an immigrant from Russia. Here, she shares how she prepared to get into a program in the Columbia University. She has been in the US for four years.

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In this ninth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Mampi Ghosh, an immigrant from Nepal. Here, she shares how she changed her career from the media to the legal profession. She has been in the US for eight years.

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In this eighth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Jorge Colorado, an immigrant from El Salvador. Here, he shares how he got over his struggle of communicating in English. He has been in the US for three years.

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In this seventh episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Laxmi Shrestha, an immigrant from Nepal. Here, she shares how she found the dream job within six months of migrating to the US.

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In this sixth episode, Anuz & Dipika continued their conversation with Thwiba Eltom, an immigrant from Sudan. Here, she shares how she found the mentor who helped her to pursue the career in the US.

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In this fifth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Thwiba Eltom, an immigrant from Sudan. Thwiba came to the US in 2014. Here, she shares her struggle in the US to get into the career she aspired to be in. Having an MBA degree from Sudan, Thwiba tells us how she navigated through her experience to pursue her career in the US.

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In this fourth episode, Anuz & Dipika talk about reaching out to people.

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In this third episode, Anuz & Dipika talk to Adhish Raj Shakya, who migrated to the US in 2003. Adhish shares how he has been following his dream in the US. He also shares his experience of the challenges a recent immigrant goes through and how to tackle them.

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In this second episode, Anuz & Dipika talk about why it is important to step out of your comfort zone - why one needs to go beyond one's community to explore and find new opportunities.

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Why Journalism in the USA? ( Podcast Episode 1)

In this first episode, Anuz & Dipika talk about why Anuz is trying to pursue journalism even in the US.

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