Dhakal is a cardiac surgeon and the founder of Health at Home, a healthcare institution that brings doctors, nurses, lab technicians and physiotherapists directly to the patients’ homes. He also hosts a podcast for the institution, discussing healthcare issues in Nepal.

Hidden Brain

One of my favourite podcasts is Hidden Brain, hosted by Shankar Vedantam. This podcast stands out to me because of the vast area of topics covered in its episodes.

The podcast covers emotions and behaviour, society, education, day-to-day decision-making, and biases. The human brain is a complicated dimension, and I never tire of hearing about its complexities from this podcast.

Huberman Lab

Hosted by Andrew Huberman, Huberman Lab delves into topics related to both physical and mental health, covering topics like intermittent fasting, hair fall, nutrition, and hormones, among others. I like this show because of how thorough the discussions are on each topic. Almost every episode is around two hours long, allowing me to learn extensively about each topic.

Ted Talks Daily

I've been listening to Ted Talks for a very long time, and I somehow am still not tired of them. Ted talk has exposed me to stories of people worldwide, and I feel like I’ve learned a lot of things from it. The topics these talks cover are diverse—every talk is on a different subject.

Think Fast, Talk Smart

Hosted by Matt Abrahams, a lecturer at Stanford Graduate School of Business, Think Fast, Talk Smart teaches listeners essential everyday communication skills.

It is interesting to hear about the many facets of communication and how we can all learn and grow to be better listeners and communicators.

Masters of Scales

Master of Scales is hosted by Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn, who brings in guests to discuss the strategies they utilise to grow their businesses.

It is fascinating to hear all these successful business owners and entrepreneurs talk about how they took their ventures to another level.