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The Banal Podcast
The Banal Team
32 episodes
2 days ago
Banality is the whole point of life. Discover golden nuggets in banality with us. We are Nepalese immigrants living in the US, immigrated to the US for graduate school and latched ourselves into this hodgepodge of a society. Our story is quite trivial, hence the name Banal. The attention economy is not conducive to mundane experiences of people, but we feel quite the opposite. We (as in you the reader and us the hosts) heard same old stories growing up, had similar trails and tribulations. Most importantly, we are shaped by a set of common, not so interesting experiences but somehow we are oblivious to the fact these prosaic endeavors are what matter the most in life. To that end, discovering and highlighting golden nuggets in intuitively uninspiring stories of people is the whole point of this little experiment of ours. We encourage you to engage with us and live vicariously through our episodes.
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Banality is the whole point of life. Discover golden nuggets in banality with us. We are Nepalese immigrants living in the US, immigrated to the US for graduate school and latched ourselves into this hodgepodge of a society. Our story is quite trivial, hence the name Banal. The attention economy is not conducive to mundane experiences of people, but we feel quite the opposite. We (as in you the reader and us the hosts) heard same old stories growing up, had similar trails and tribulations. Most importantly, we are shaped by a set of common, not so interesting experiences but somehow we are oblivious to the fact these prosaic endeavors are what matter the most in life. To that end, discovering and highlighting golden nuggets in intuitively uninspiring stories of people is the whole point of this little experiment of ours. We encourage you to engage with us and live vicariously through our episodes.
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The Leader: Fostering Leadership in Youth (Ft. Sadikshya Karki)
The Banal Podcast
1 hour 38 minutes 33 seconds
3 years ago
The Leader: Fostering Leadership in Youth (Ft. Sadikshya Karki)

For this episode of the Podcast, we bring you a conversation with Sadikshya Karki, a senior sales executive at Innovate Tech Nepal. Previously, Sadikshya was involved with AIESEC (in Kathmandu University Chapter as well as AIESEC Nepal), an organization focused on fostering leadership qualities in youth. This podcast focuses on Sadikshya’s experience with AIESEC where she has worn several hats including the country president, local chapter president, head of business development.

So, what does the AIESEC Mantra look like? How did Sadikshya got involved with AIESEC and what were some of the notable achievements that she had while running AIESEC. Follow along the episode to find out.

All in all, this was a fun engaging as well as informative conversation on the state of Nepalese youth and what it's like to run an organization like AIESEC. We sincerely hope you will enjoy it.

The Banal Podcast
Banality is the whole point of life. Discover golden nuggets in banality with us. We are Nepalese immigrants living in the US, immigrated to the US for graduate school and latched ourselves into this hodgepodge of a society. Our story is quite trivial, hence the name Banal. The attention economy is not conducive to mundane experiences of people, but we feel quite the opposite. We (as in you the reader and us the hosts) heard same old stories growing up, had similar trails and tribulations. Most importantly, we are shaped by a set of common, not so interesting experiences but somehow we are oblivious to the fact these prosaic endeavors are what matter the most in life. To that end, discovering and highlighting golden nuggets in intuitively uninspiring stories of people is the whole point of this little experiment of ours. We encourage you to engage with us and live vicariously through our episodes.