Kuzote Lohe's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Kuzote Lohe
Hello everyone,
This is a conversation with Shruti Jain, a blockchain solidity developer and web3 content creator.
Web3 has taken the world by storm in the last few years. We are living in a time of the greatest technological, social and wealth paradigm shift in history with the rise of open distributed ledger technology.
More than ever before, the blockchain technology has democratized ownership just like the Internet has democratized content sharing two decades ago.
To adapt to this technological shift, we need to stay updated. Listen to this podcast on The Road to Web3 with Shruti Jain.
Shruti Jain profiles:https://linktr.ee/shrutijain_01
My profiles:https://beacons.ai/akuzo
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Web3 #Blockchain
Outline:
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - Shruti Jain
02:32 - Conviction to get started with web3
05:20 - Building in web3 during bear market
09:20 - Building community in web3
12:20 - What is DeFi
18:22 - NFTs in nutshell
27:23 - Tokens & Coins
30:47 - What makes blockchain so impactful?
35:14 - Ethereum merge: Biggest event in the history of blockchain
45:28 - How to become a web3 developer?
48:10 - Meaning & advice for young people
Thank you
Today more than ever, young people are confused with so many things, confused with careers, jobs, and life itself.
We are bombarded with too much information every single day that we don’t know how to process it.
Sometimes we are too focused on the future that we often fail to enjoy the present.
In this podcast, I had a conversation with Sandeep Rao, the head of Investment Research & Content.
We talk about how it is okay to go out for a Saturday night party,
And how it’s okay to try multiple jobs while we are still young.
The idea is to keep figuring out.
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Content edited by Vini Zhimomi
Outline:
00:00 - Intro.
01:53 - Sandeep Rao’s Profile.
07:07 - Which type of people play a more important role in a company?
11:04 - Jordan Peterson, Meaning or happiness?
18:10 - Theory vs practical.
25:50 - Why does everyone want to build a media company?
29:30 - Inflation and printing of money.
42:00 - Gold standard, world reserve currency.
57:00 - Growth & Speculative assets.
1:03:40 - Why do only 3% Indian invest in stock?
1:08:14 - How to read books?
1:13:44 - Advice for young people
Finance #Investment #StockMarket
The first time I had a conversation with Mr. Lezo Putsure, founder of EduCentre was back in 2020.
Since then, his inspiring life, dedication to his craft, and commitment to changing the narrative of entrepreneurship in Nagaland and the North East have inspired me in many ways.
His philosophy towards life and happiness has positively impacted my perspective.
Through this podcast episode, we talk about how Entrepreneurship is striving in Nagaland, how people's mindsets are positively changing towards startups, and how government is also helping the community with effective and proper policies.
We also talk about the importance of maintaining personal finance especially at times like today, when inflation, interest rate and excess printing of money is at an all-time high.
Lastly, we talk about his love for reading and the books we have read.
Spoiler - He shares his top 5 best books.
Head on to my bio for the link to the podcast on YouTube, Apple Podcast, and Spotify.
Video edited by: Tokika Chophi
Content Edited by: Vini Zhimomi
Outline:
00:00 - Intro, Lezo’s journey.
05:50 - How earlier 20s shape the future journey.
08:20 - Why Facebook bought Instagram, Open Source learning.
13:42 - Talent market in Nagaland.
18:59 - Why we need to talk about money more openly.
24:39 - Liabilities & Assets.
27:38 - Inflation, Interest rate, Excess printing of money.
29:42 - The poor buy courses, while the rich go to mentors, coaches.
33:00 - Get paid by your judgment, not by your work and time.
35:13 - Giving back to the community.
40:32 - Reading- One of the most amazing things to do in life.
47:40 - Meaning and Happiness.
money #startup #finance #books
Hello there,
As a young man who grew up in the hills with deep-rooted culture and migrated to a metro city for studies, culture, migration, and history always fascinates me.
In this podcast, I had a conversation with Shivangi Kaushik, who is currently doing her Ph.D research at the Oxford University of International Development on Culture, Migration, and Identity.
We also talked about how the culture and relationships of a community impact migrations. Shivangi also shared several stories on Identity, Unwritten history, and Friendships.
Video, Audio Edited by Toki: https://www.instagram.com/tokikachophi/
Content Edited by Vini: https://www.instagram.com/vinizhimomii/
Outline:
00:00 - Intro
00:43 - Shivangi's profile
05:38 - Migration
18:47 - Racism, Discrimination
24:30 - History, Culture of NE India
29:50 - Is history still writing?
Below are the resources and references mentioned in the podcast.
Kikon, D. (2015). Fermenting Modernity: Putting Akhuni on the Nation's Table in India. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 38(2), 320-335.
Kikon, D. (2018). Dreams and Desserts: Indigenous Migration, Service and Mobility in India. International Journal of Communication, 12, 4143–4157.
Kikon, D., & Karlsson, B. G. (2019). Light Skin and Soft Skills: Training Indigenous Migrants for the Hospitality Sector in India. Ethnos Journal of Anthropology.
Marchang, R. (2017). Out-Migration from North Eastern Region to cities: Unemployment, Employability and Job Aspiration. Journal of Economic & Social Development, 13(2), 43-53.
McDuie-Ra, D. (2012). Northeast Migrants in Delhi: Race, Refuge and Retail. Amsterdam: Amsterdam University Press.
Bora, P. (2019). The Problem Without a Name: Comments on Cultural Difference (Racism) in India.South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies, 42(5), 845-860.
Kipgen, T., & Panda, B. (2019). Migrants and Their Social Networks: A Study of Kuki Migrants. Sociological Bulletin, 68(3), 342-356.
Sharpe, C. (2016). In the Wake: On Blackness and Being. Duke University Press.
Thaimei, S. (2018). LATCHAP OF THE RONGMEI NAGAS: A TRADITIONAL CATEGORY OF WISE SAYINGS. Folklore and Folkloristics, 11(2), 14-22. Retrieved from http://www.folkloristicsindia.in/FFJ_11_2_Issue_December_2018_PDF.pdf
Sitlhou, H., & Salah, P. (2014). Racial Discrimination and Violence against Northeasterners and the Bezbaruah Committee Report, 2014. Explorations, ISS e-journal, 1(1), 90-101. Retrieved from http://www.insoso.org/images/pdfs/Hoineilhing_Sitlhou__Salah_Punathil_6.PDF
For Feluni Khatun: https://www.thedailystar.net/news/bangladesh/crime-justice/news/11-years-felani-killing-family-still-waiting-justice-2934311
Kamei, R. (2021, March 01). How anthropology shaped the discourse on tribes in India. Retrieved 2021, from The Caravan: https://caravanmagazine.in/books/anthropologists-tribes-india
Sanyu, Visier. A History of Nagas and Nagaland: Dynamics of Oral Tradition in Village Formation. 1st ed. New Delhi: Commonwealth, 1996. Print.
Fictional books referred:
1. Waiting for the Dust to Settle: Veio Pou
2. Laburnum for my Head: Temsula Ao
3. The Last Light of Glory Days: Avinuo Kire
4. Bitter Wormwood: Easterine Kire
5. Dreams and Chaos: Sentilong Ozukum
Migration #Culture #NEIndia
Hello there!
Here is my conversation with Ruchir Kanakia,
Ruchir Kanakia is the Co-Founder and CEO of OneAssure, a modern health insurance brokerage.
Ruchir previously worked in three industry sectors: EduTech, SaaS, and InsurTech.
We talk about Health care, Insurance, Government policies on health care, Entrepreneurship, and meaning of life.
More about his company OneAssure.
- OneAssure is a customer-focused distribution network for products and services related to health insurance.
- They offer health insurance buying, renewals, porting, claims settlement support, learning, and advisory for products catering to physical and mental health.
Listen on 1.25x for a better experience.
Reach me out at:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kuzotelohe
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/akuzolohe/
Reach out to Ruchir Kanakia at:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruchir-kanakia-0a53b345/
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Tokika Chophi: https://www.instagram.com/tokikachophi/
Content edited by:
Vini Zhimomi: https://www.instagram.com/vinizhimomii/
Outline:
00:00 - Intro
01:25 - Ruchir profile.
01:54 - EdTech to SaaS to InsurTech
03:12 - Why Health Insurance?
04:18 - Disruptive Innovation.
08:11 - What is Insurance?
10:35 - Nature of Insurance.
12:15 - Why is health insurance an investment?
14:25 - Health factors that are out of our control.
17:20 - Government health policies.
19:00 - Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY)
23:35 - Communication gap in health insurance.
25:04 - LIC (IPO)
26:10 - OneAssure - A window to healthcare policies.
30:22 - Why is healthcare policy important?
31:51 - Entrepreneurship & Startup.
34:12 - Why do people want to work at startups?
36:23 - Job security, learning opportunity. Risk vs. reward.
38:08 - Startup and Talent in India.
40:23 - Meaning of life.
HealthCare #Insurance #Startup #OneAssure
Hello there!
Here is my conversation with Jasveen Kaur,
Jasveen Kaur is the Founder of Clime DAO, a Web3 protocol that allows web3 developers, Individual, consumer, or household (ICH) users, Environmentalists/Climate Advisors, and Green Champions to participate in Carbon footprint reduction through CLIM token (NFT- ERC 721) and CLI token (ERC20).
She is also an Ex-Fidelity, Ex-Robert Bosch, and alumni of IIM-Bangalore.
We talk about Rising temperature, Climate Change, Carbon Footprint, Tesla & Elon, Blockchain, and how individuals like you and me can contribute towards reducing our carbon footprint.
More about her company Clime DAO- Clime DAO helps reduce global carbon footprint with two main things.
- Collaborating with sustainable brands to provide credits to Individuals via Clime Credits Hub. These credits act as rebate to help reduce green premium aka upfront cost for the individuals.
- Incentivize individuals and households with a digital token for taking action to reduce carbon footprint.
Reach me out at:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kuzotelohe
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/akuzolohe/
Reach out to Jasveen Kaur at:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/hey_jasveen
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasveen-kaur-2ab84a11/
Video and Audio edited by:
Tokika Chophi: https://www.instagram.com/tokikachophi/
Content edited by:
Vini Zhimomi: https://www.instagram.com/vinizhimomii/
Outline
00:00 - Intro
03:20 - Experience of climate change
05:04 - Climate Change
10:50 - Climate change narrative
18:00 - Tesla & Elon
26:20 - Clime DAO
33:07 - Solving climate change with Blockchain technology
38:41 - Advice for young people on climate change
Thank you
ClimateChange #CarbonFootprint #Blockchain
Hello there!
Munguli Sangtam is a graphic designer and an illustrator, he studied in Hong Kong and currently in Atlanta. He is a dynamic, energetic and a passionate young man.
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kuzotelohe
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/akuzolohe/
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Twitter: https://twitter.com/MungSangtam
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