Sodcast 16 - What sparked Bangladesh's deadly protests?

Politics is back being everywhere. Eliminate Department of Education. Cut Food Stamps. El Salvador to take US prisoners. Tariffs, Trade War.

What a chaotic week? I talk about key ideas within all the noise.

Bangladesh is under a nationwide curfew and internet blackout after a weekend of violent clashes between security forces and protestors. Almost 300 people have died since the start of the protests, which have grown into a national movement against Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her increasingly autocratic rule. She a has resigned and fled the country as anti-government protesters storm her official residence in the capital of Dhaka.

In the Olympic ring, Italian fighter Angela Carini withdrew from her match against Algeria’s Imane Khelif after 46 seconds. Khelif’s participation in the women’s matches has been under renewed scrutiny after she was disqualified from last year’s World Championships after the International Boxing Association said she failed a gender eligibility test.

Welcome to a special episode of our podcast, diving deep into the heart of the 2024 US Elections. In this episode, we unravel the key candidates, emerging themes, and critical developments shaping this consequential race for the White House. Join us as we navigate the twists and turns of the primaries, analyze the strategies of the contenders, and examine the issues resonating with voters nationwide. Stay tuned for expert insights, candid discussions, and everything you need to know about the path to November 2024.

We chat with Chef Diwesh who takes us from his early kitchen experiences to his current role as a chef and owner of multiple restaurants around Omaha. Tune in to hear his story, his passion for food, and the secrets behind his success!

In this podcast, I talk about various jobs that I did in US in last 14 years. #usajobs

In this podcast, I sit down with Dr. Baniya to talk about simple steps to buy a home in US and specifically in Nebraska. Some of the things we talk about in this home buying video are: - Down Payment - Debt to Income Ratio - Working With A Realtor - Closing Costs - Inspections - Appraisals ...and much more! Links: https://many.bio/sodcast

In this podcast, I sit down with Ron to talk early Nepalese community in Omaha, his childhood, his work as a peace corps volunteer in India and the work he did as director of international students at Bellevue University. In July 1968, amid the Vietnam War, Ron Psota graduated and joined the Peace Corps, training in Hemet, California, before serving in India until 1971. After returning, he worked in urban and transportation planning in Nebraska for over a decade, while fostering connections with international students, particularly from India. Married in 1972 and later divorced, Ron adopted two children and has had students from over 50 countries stay with him. Eventually, he transitioned to international education at Bellevue University, recruiting many students from Nepal and Thailand. Post-retirement, Ron traveled extensively but has since focused on working with international students and resettling refugees in Omaha, despite health challenges that led to a disability retirement.

In this podcast, I sit down with Udzwol dai to talk about US current affairs, his catering business and his involvement in sports as a player and coach. Links: https://many.bio/sodcast