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In this episode of Lovelace Talk, Suman sits down with Surasma Lamichhane for an honest conversation about sustainability, climate change, climate justice, youth leadership, inclusion, and the experiences that have shaped her journey.Currently involved with organizations such as EarthEcho International, Smithsonian Science Education Center, and YUWA, Surasma shares insights from her work in climate advocacy, community engagement, and youth participation.The conversation goes beyond achievements and positions, uncovering the person behind the work and discussing purpose, growth, impact, and the realities of creating change as a young person.Topics include:<ul><li>Climate change and sustainability</li><li>Climate justice and social impact</li><li>Youth leadership and participation</li><li>Inclusion and community engagement</li><li>Fellowships and advocacy</li><li>Personal and professional growth</li><li>Building purpose and creating impact</li></ul>No scripts. No filters — just real conversations.Hosted by Suman.🔗 More from Lovelace Talk: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talk is a podcast exploring AI, technology, startups, climate justice, sustainability, internet governance, and real-world community issues.

What Keeps Her Going? | Surasma Lamichhane

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In this episode of Lovelace Talks, with Rahul Aryal for a wide-ranging conversation about his journey, professional experiences, academic background, leadership roles, and perspectives on some of the issues shaping Nepal today.Rather than focusing on a single topic, this episode explores the experiences and viewpoints that have shaped Rahul&#39;s work and outlook. From academics and career choices to policy discussions, leadership, public engagement, and current affairs, the conversation moves across multiple themes while reflecting on the realities of creating impact in Nepal.We discuss:<ul><li>Personal and professional journey</li><li>Academic experiences</li><li>Leadership and public engagement</li><li>Policy and governance perspectives</li><li>Youth participation</li><li>Career growth and learning</li><li>Current issues and emerging challenges</li><li>Reflections on Nepal&#39;s future</li></ul>No scripts. No filters — just real conversations.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; Suman🔗 Connect with Lovelace Talks: Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks is a podcast exploring AI, tech, startups, internet governance, climate justice, and real-world community issues.

A Conversation with Rahul Aryal | Guest EP

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In this episode of Lovelace Talk, Dhirendra sits down with Samikshya Dahal for a grounded conversation around climate change, climate justice, sustainability, youth leadership, participation, and inclusion.The discussion explores how climate conversations often stay limited to awareness campaigns while real action, accessibility, and community-level impact still remain a challenge. We also talk about the role of youth in climate spaces, representation in decision-making, and why inclusion matters in environmental and sustainability movements.This episode goes beyond surface-level climate discussions — connecting environment, community realities, leadership, and social impact in a more human and practical way.No scripts. No filters — just real conversations.Hosted by Dhirendra🔗 Connect with Samikshya Dahal:LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/samikshya-dahal-a503091b0/" rel="nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/in/samikshya-dahal-a503091b0/</a>🔗 Connect with Lovelace Talks:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talk is a podcast exploring AI, tech, startups, internet governance, climate justice, and real-world community issues.

Climate Needs Action | Samikshya Dahal | Lovelace Talk

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In this episode of Lovelace Talks, Dhirendra sits down with Man Singh Bist for a grounded conversation on youth politics, governance, climate, accessibility, and the realities often ignored at the policy level in Nepal.The discussion begins around organizations like USYC and EUYSB, youth involvement in political and advocacy spaces, and the changing narratives around these movements in Nepal. Man also shares his own experiences working within these spaces and the impact youth-led engagement can create at the community level.The conversation later expands into the Farwest region of Nepal — exploring accessibility gaps, representation, local governance challenges, and how many ground-level concerns often fail to reach actual policy-making spaces.We also touch on:<ul><li>Climate and sustainability conversations</li><li>SRHR and social systems</li><li>Disability inclusion and accessibility</li><li>Tech accessibility and digital gaps</li><li>Cultural mindsets and development realities</li><li>Community advocacy and youth engagement</li></ul>A diverse, grounded conversation connecting politics, development, systems, and lived experiences in Nepal.No scripts. No filters — just real conversations.Hosted by Dhirendra🔗 Connect with Man Singh Bist:Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/maansingh_bist/" rel="nofollow">https://www.instagram.com/maansingh_bist/</a>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/man-singh-bist-a826732b9/" rel="nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/in/man-singh-bist-a826732b9/</a>🔗 Connect with Lovelace Talks:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks is a podcast exploring AI, tech, startups, internet governance, climate justice, and real-world community issues.

Politics, Accessibility & Nepal’s Ground Reality | Man Singh Bist

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In this episode, we sit down with Yadav Singh Dhami (Yadu Dhami) to break down the ground reality of Nepal—from policy narratives to what’s actually happening on the ground with people and communities.Yadav is a Development Studies scholar at Tribhuvan University, currently working as an Operations Manager at Nepal Climate Hub and a Data Analyst at CloudFactory. His work combines research, field experience, and storytelling—focused on rural development, governance, and lived experiences.We explore the gap between systems and reality, drawing from insights in agriculture, development work, and field research. The conversation also touches on how data, storytelling, and policy often don’t align—and why human experiences matter just as much as numbers when it comes to real impact.This episode goes beyond theory—focusing on what’s working, what’s missing, and what needs to change in how we think about development, youth engagement, and systems in Nepal.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Policy vs Reality: Stories from the Ground in Nepal

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In this episode, we break down the journey of Sam Altman—from his early days in startups to leading OpenAI and his role at Y Combinator.We explore his rise in the startup ecosystem, the decisions that shaped OpenAI, and some of the key controversies and debates surrounding his work and vision for AI. The conversation also touches on how power, innovation, and responsibility intersect in today’s rapidly evolving tech landscape.This is just the beginning—Episode 1 in a series where we unpack ideas, people, and trends shaping the future.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.🎧 Watch the full episode on YouTube:[Paste your YouTube link here]Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Sam Altman Explained: OpenAI, Y Combinator & the Controversies | Ep. 1

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What does it look like to build serious systems before even finishing school?In this episode, we sit down with Himansu Rawal—a young builder working on PayArk, a developer-first payments infrastructure for Nepal. At just 15, he’s already thinking in terms of systems architecture, performance, and building tools that developers actually want to use.We explore his journey into tech, how he approaches building products early, and the mindset behind creating something like PayArk in a space filled with legacy constraints. The conversation also moves into broader themes—Nepal’s tech ecosystem, the gap between hype and real engineering, and how young builders are approaching AI, infrastructure, and product thinking today.This isn’t just about age—it’s about perspective, execution, and what happens when someone starts building before they’re “supposed to.”No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with Himansu:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/himansu-rawal/Connect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Building PayArk at 15 & Rethinking Nepal’s Tech Future | Guest EP

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In this episode, we react to real discussions and hot takes from Reddit while breaking down some of the latest developments in AI. From global model updates like Claude Opus to Nepal stepping into building its own LLM, this episode is about making sense of what’s actually happening beneath the hype.We explore how these rapid shifts are starting to impact industries like design, how tools are evolving, and what it means when platforms begin to feel the pressure. Along the way, we question what’s real, what’s noise, and where things might actually be heading.This isn’t a structured breakdown—it’s a raw, real-time conversation. Just reactions, opinions, and curiosity around one of the fastest-moving spaces right now.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Nepal’s LLM Push and AI Updates | Reddit Reaction Ep.2

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Sometimes the best ideas don’t come from planning—they come from building in the moment.In this episode, we talk about our experience at the Cursor Kathmandu Buildathon—a fast-paced, one-day event where ideas turned into real projects. From jumping into the build process to meeting new people, this was more than just a competition—it was about collaboration, energy, and shared curiosity.We reflect on the experience of working under pressure, connecting with like-minded builders, and the unexpected moments that made it memorable. Along the way, we also found new perspectives, potential guests, and conversations that extended beyond the event itself.This episode captures the raw side of participating—learning, experimenting, and just enjoying the process of building something from scratch with a community around you.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Cursor Buildathon Kathmandu: Building, Connecting & Creating in One Day

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What does it actually take to understand markets today?In this episode, we sit down with Bibek Bhandari for a conversation around his journey, the work he’s been involved in, and his perspective on finance, investing, and Nepal’s evolving market landscape.We explore how financial content is being built and consumed today, what people often misunderstand about the share market, and how young people are approaching money, risk, and opportunity.This episode covers:<ul><li>Bibek’s journey into finance and content</li><li>Behind the scenes of financial research and analysis</li><li>Nepal’s stock market and current trends</li><li>Common misconceptions around investing</li><li>The role of content in shaping financial awareness</li><li>How young people can approach finance more practically</li></ul>A grounded conversation — from real experience to real insights.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with BIbekLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bibek-bhandari-6724b3253/Connect with usLinktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talk — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

Finance, Markets & Mindset

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In a world where startups often chase scale and profit, what does it mean to build something that truly creates impact?In this episode, we sit down with Shrisha Pandey, Co-Founder of VayuDrishti, for a grounded and honest conversation on social entrepreneurship, climate sustainability, and building purpose-driven ventures in Nepal.We explore her journey, the realities of working in the climate space, and what it takes to turn ideas into meaningful, real-world solutions. From challenges in building an impact-first company to navigating systems and opportunities, this episode goes beyond surface-level discussions.This episode covers:<ul><li>The journey into social entrepreneurship</li><li>Building a climate-focused startup in Nepal</li><li>Challenges in creating impact-driven ventures</li><li>The role of innovation in sustainability</li><li>Moving beyond profit to purpose</li><li>Lessons from real-world experience</li></ul>No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Connect with Shreesha &amp; VayuDrishti:Website: <a href="https://vayudrishti.com/" rel="nofollow">https://vayudrishti.com/</a>LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shrisha-pandey-611869366/Connect with us:Linktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — raw conversations about AI, tech, internet, and everything in between.

Building Impact Through Social Entrepreneurship & Climate Innovation

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<h3>What does the internet really think about AGI?</h3>In this episode, we dive into Reddit — reacting to real discussions, hot takes, and wild theories around Artificial General Intelligence. From “AGI is near” to “we’re not even close,” we explore how people are thinking about the future of AI — and what actually makes sense.We also touch on insights from research discussions, including perspectives linked to institutions like Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and break them down in a way that’s easy to follow.This episode is less about structured theory and more about real-time thinking — reacting, questioning, and making sense of the noise around one of the most hyped topics in tech right now.This episode covers:<ul><li>Reddit takes on AGI: hype vs reality</li><li>“Is AGI close?” — what people are saying</li><li>Breaking down common misconceptions</li><li>Internet opinions vs actual research perspectives</li><li>Our raw, unfiltered reactions to it all</li></ul>No scripts. Just reactions, curiosity, and a bit of chaos.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with usLinktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

AGI and Misconception | Reddit Reactions Ep.1

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Big promises. Big reforms. Big questions.In this episode, we break down Nepal’s newly announced 100-point governance roadmap — from anti-corruption crackdowns and political restructuring to education, healthcare, and administrative reform.But beyond the headlines, what does this actually mean?We explore whether these policies signal real systemic change or just another cycle of political commitments that never fully translate into action. From banning political influence in institutions to enforcing accountability and restructuring governance — we unpack the intent, the impact, and the uncertainty.This episode covers:<ul><li>Nepal’s 100-point governance roadmap explained</li><li>Anti-corruption moves and political accountability</li><li>Banning party influence in education and public institutions</li><li>Structural reforms in government and bureaucracy</li><li>Healthcare and education policy changes</li><li>The gap between policy announcements and real implementation</li><li>What this means for young people and the future of governance</li></ul> No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation on policy, power, and what actually changes on the ground.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with usLinktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

Nepal’s 100-Point Plan: Reform or Just Another Promise?

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AI isn’t just improving — it’s accelerating at a pace that’s hard to grasp.In this episode, we go deeper into the mechanics behind modern AI systems. We unpack deep learning, explore how neural networks actually work, and break down one of the most important ideas in AI today: scaling laws — the reason why bigger models keep getting better.We also discuss the speed of AI development, why progress feels exponential, and what this means for the future — including the growing gap between what AI can do and how well we understand it.This episode covers:<ul><li>What deep learning is and why it matters</li><li>How neural networks learn complex patterns</li><li>Scaling laws and why bigger models perform better</li><li>The real reason AI is advancing so quickly</li><li>The growing unpredictability of modern AI systems</li><li>Why understanding AI fundamentals is critical for what comes next</li></ul>This episode is based on concepts from the Introduction to AI Safety, Ethics, and Society course and textbook by Dan Hendrycks, developed by the Center for AI Safety. We do not own this material — we’re interpreting and discussing it to share insights with our audience, and we’ll be exploring more topics from this work in future episodes.If you want to explore the original material:<a href="https://www.aisafetybook.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.aisafetybook.com/</a>As AI systems become more powerful, the questions become bigger — not just technical, but societal.No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with usLinktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

AI Fundamentals (Part 2): Deep Learning, Scaling & Why AI Is Accelerating

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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere — but very few people actually understand what it is, how it works, or where its limits lie.In this episode, we break down the foundations of AI from the ground up. We move past the hype and simplify the core ideas behind artificial intelligence and machine learning — what they are, how they differ, and how modern systems actually learn from data.We also explore the different levels of AI, from narrow systems we use every day to the idea of artificial general intelligence, and why these distinctions matter more than most people think.This episode covers:<ul><li>What AI really is (beyond the buzzwords)</li><li>Types of AI: Narrow AI, AGI, and beyond</li><li>What machine learning actually means</li><li>How AI systems learn from data</li><li>Types of machine learning: supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement</li><li>Why most “AI” today is not truly intelligent</li></ul>This episode is based on concepts from the Introduction to AI Safety, Ethics, and Society course and textbook by Dan Hendrycks, developed by the Center for AI Safety. We do not own this material — we’re interpreting and discussing it to share insights with our audience, and we’ll be exploring more topics from this work in future episodes.If you want to explore the original material:<a href="https://www.aisafetybook.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.aisafetybook.com/</a>No hype. No jargon overload — just a clear, grounded understanding of AI.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with usLinktree: <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

AI Fundamentals (Part 1): What AI Really Is & How It Learns

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Inclusion is everywhere — in policies, campaigns, and conversations. But in reality, most systems still aren&#39;t built for everyone.In this episode, we sit down with Suvam Bhatta for a bold, unfiltered conversation on the real state of inclusion in Nepal. We break down how physical spaces remain inaccessible, how digital platforms continue to exclude, and how political narratives often promise inclusion without delivering it. We also challenge representation — are the right voices at the table, and are they driving actual change?This episode covers:<ul><li>The illusion of inclusion in Nepal</li><li>Why accessibility is still missing in everyday spaces</li><li>Digital exclusion and the gaps in modern platforms</li><li>Nepal&#39;s political landscape &amp; its real impact on disability rights</li><li>Representation vs. real power in advocacy spaces</li><li>Why awareness alone is not enough anymore</li></ul>No scripts. No filters — just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhirendra &amp; SumanConnect with SuvamInstagram:Linkedin: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/suvam-bhatta-6034252b7/" rel="nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/in/suvam-bhatta-6034252b7/</a>Connect with usLinktree : <a href="https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk" rel="nofollow">https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalk</a>Lovelace Talks — conversations on tech, society, policy, and the systems shaping our world.

Suvam Bhatta: The Inclusion Gap in Nepal & The Reality of Accessibility

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In this episode of Lovelace Talks, Dhirendra &amp; Suman break down one of the biggest shifts happening in technology right now:AI is no longer just a tool—it’s becoming an active system shaping how industries, economies, and work itself function.We explore the rise of the agentic era, where AI moves from simple assistants to autonomous systems, and what this means for businesses, creators, and the future of work.<h3>What we cover:</h3><ul><li>The $650B AI infrastructure boom and why compute is the new economy</li><li>The shift from training AI → running AI (inference economy)</li><li>The rise of agentic systems replacing traditional workflows</li><li>How companies are redesigning processes for AI, not just with AI</li><li>The evolution from chatbots → world models that understand reality</li><li>Why trust, ethics, and regulation are now core to AI adoption</li><li>The “trust problem” and how companies are solving it</li><li>AI moving into the physical world (robots, devices, real environments)</li><li>The future: humans + AI working as hybrid systems</li></ul><h3>Format:</h3>Insight-heavy. Strategic. Unfiltered.A big-picture breakdown of where AI is actually heading.<h3>Hosted by:</h3>Dhirendra (Co-host) &amp; Suman (Host)<h3>Connect with us:</h3><ul><li>Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalks</li><li>Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovelacetalks</li><li>TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>YouTube: https://youtube.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovelacetalks</li></ul><h3>Follow Lovelace Talk</h3>For deep dives into AI, tech, startups, and the systems shaping the future.

Lovelace Talk Ep 7 — The 2026 AI Watershed

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In this episode of Lovelace Talks, Dhirendra &amp; Suman explore one of the most unsettling questions in modern tech:When you talk to AI… is there actually something experiencing anything on the inside?This is not science fiction. This is a real, ongoing debate across neuroscience, philosophy, and AI research—and it’s far from settled.We take a slow, honest dive into the hard problem of consciousness, the rise of human-like AI conversations, and the uncomfortable uncertainty sitting at the center of it all.<h3>What we cover:</h3><ul><li>The “hard problem” of consciousness and why it’s still unsolved</li><li>Why modern AI is forcing this question into the real world</li><li>The conversations that made researchers pause (and question everything)</li><li>Scientific frameworks like Integrated Information Theory &amp; Global Workspace Theory</li><li>Can AI have something like emotions or experience?</li><li>The ethical question: if AI could feel, what do we owe it?</li><li>Why this question might actually be more about humans than machines</li></ul><h3>Format:</h3>Deep. Reflective. Unfiltered.A thought-driven conversation that stays with you.<h3>Hosted by:</h3>Dhirendra (Host) &amp; Suman (Co-host)<h3>🔗 Connect with us:</h3><ul><li>Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalks</li><li>Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovelacetalks</li><li>TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>YouTube: https://youtube.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovelacetalks</li></ul><h3>Follow Lovelace Talks</h3>For conversations on AI, tech, philosophy, and the ideas shaping the future.

Lovelace Talks Ep 6 — Something Alive in There?

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In this episode of Lovelace Talks, Dhirendra &amp; Suman dive into the world of hackathons, forums, and tech events—breaking down what they’re really like beyond the hype.This is an honest, experience-driven conversation. From participating and observing multiple events, we unpack the real value, common flaws, and what needs to change in Nepal’s event ecosystem.<h3>What we cover:</h3><ul><li>The reality of hackathons and tech events</li><li>What participants actually gain (and don’t)</li><li>Common issues in event organization and structure</li><li>Forums, networking, and their real impact</li><li>Where events fall short—and how they can improve</li><li>Personal experiences, observations, and lessons</li></ul><h3>Format:</h3>No scripts. No filters.Just a raw, relatable conversation.<h3>Hosted by:</h3>Dhirendra (Host) &amp; Suman (Co-host)<h3>Connect with us:</h3><ul><li>Linktree: https://linktr.ee/lovelacetalks</li><li>Instagram: https://instagram.com/lovelacetalks</li><li>TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>YouTube: https://youtube.com/@lovelacetalks</li><li>Facebook: https://facebook.com/lovelacetalks</li></ul><h3>Follow Lovelace Talks</h3>For more conversations on tech, startups, and the ecosystem shaping Nepal.

Lovelace Talks Ep 5 — Hackathons, Events & What Actually Matters

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In this episode 4 of Lovelace Talks, we sit down with Abishek Baral, founder of Fully Charged, for a raw and unfiltered conversation on Nepal’s growing electric vehicle (EV) ecosystem.We explore what it actually takes to build in the EV space—from early challenges and on-ground realities to the opportunities shaping the future of electric mobility. Along the way, Abishek shares insights from his journey, his work, and his perspective on where the EV scene in Nepal is headed next.This episode covers:<ul><li>EV entrepreneurship in Nepal</li><li>Current EV landscape and market realities</li><li>Challenges and opportunities in the industry</li><li>The future of electric vehicles and sustainable mobility</li><li>Personal journey and lessons from building in this space</li></ul>No scripts, no heavy edits—just a real conversation.Hosted by Dhiren &amp; Suman🔗 Connect with Abishek &amp; Fully Charged:Website: <a href="https://fullycharged.com.np/" rel="nofollow">https://fullycharged.com.np/</a>Personal LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/abishek-baral-4246a41b5" rel="nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/in/abishek-baral-4246a41b5</a>Company LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/fully-charged-nepal/" rel="nofollow">https://www.linkedin.com/company/fully-charged-nepal/</a>🎧 Follow Lovelace Talks for more conversations on tech, startups, and emerging industries.