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Created to be Manish It might not be an exaggeration to say that many western societies are experiencing a crisis of manhood. Two and half millenniums ago Socrates was asked, “What is a virtuous (good) man?” Plato recorded Socrates long answer in The Republic in which Socrates defined what a virtuous man was, and how a society could organised and governed to ensure it could be achieved. The essence of the Socratic answer included: A society can help to produce a virtuous man by: * having him born to good parents. * educating him in manners, literature, rhetoric, logic, mathematics, ethics, religion and art. * ensuring that he is governed by virtuous leaders of impeccable character. * training him so that he is physically strong and able to provide for his wife and children. How might we answer the same question today? What is a good man today? Socrates answered this question by asking his various enquirers questions evoking them to think about the answer as they were walking to an event in the distant city. Throughout this study, I will also be asking questions of you that are designed to also make you think and consider the possible answers. Here's why I think this is an important question for Christian men to consider and to answer: (i) Abusive men are the main perpetrators of sexual abuse against women and children; (ii) men comprise the higher percentage of prison populations in western societies by a long way; and, (iii) most of the men in prisons have no meaningful relationships with their father. This is why I think we have a crisis of manhood! Can we find answer to the question, “What is a good man?” in the pages of the Bible? Not only do I think we can, I think that once we have answered this question and are forced to ask another follow-on question: How can we as the Church be a solution to this crisis of manhood? And that is the humble goal of this series. But first we have to lay a foundation from the Bible and it is going to involve me being a little bit nerdy before we can...

Manish Vora is the CEO and co-founder of the Museum of Ice Cream. He is known by his employees as “Flavor Flav” and he has built a global brand that welcomes more than 2 million visitors annually to its sprinkle-fueled worlds in the United States and Asia.A Yale graduate, Manish left his cushy Wall Street job to build life-size pools of sprinkles and unite people of all ages through ice cream. He has coined the term “experiums” to describe the immersive, multi-sensory experiences that the museum creates: spaces designed to spark imagination, play, and connection. After facing near bankruptcy during the pandemic, the museum began to thrive after doubling down on joy and human connection.Follow To Dine For:Official Website: ToDineForTV.comFacebook: Facebook.com/ToDineForTVInstagram: @ToDineForTVEmail: ToDineForTV@gmail.com Thank You to our Sponsors!American National InsuranceNotre Dame Family WinesFollow Our Guest:Official Site: MuseumOfIceCream.comFacebook: Museum of Ice CreamInstagram: @manishmasLinkedIn: Manish VoraFollow The Restaurant:Official Website: The Inn at Bay Fortune - Prince Edward Island, CanadaFacebook: The Inn at Bay FortuneInstagram: @InnAtBayFortune Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Do you need an original idea to start a company? Do you need to be a consumer of your category? Do you need the "right" co-founders?Manish Taneja was none of those things. He grew up in Faridabad a self-described "frog of his own well." He went to IIT and "felt very small." He became a banker, then an investor, then started a beauty company with two other male engineers, with no female co-founder, and no personal stake in the category. He still built Purplle into one of India's largest beauty platforms.In this episode of Unstarted, Avnish Bajaj and Manish sit down to work through the questions that every founder without a clear edge asks themselves:1. Do you need an original idea, or is it okay to be a "copycat entrepreneur"?  When VCs tell you your team is missing something 2. Do you fix the weakness or back your strength? – How do you find a wedge in a category where everyone else has more money, more experience, and more insider knowledge? 3. What do you do when your ego won't let you leave — and is that the thing keeping you in the game? 4. How do you build responsibly without losing your edge?Manish's answer to all of it, in the end, comes down to two lines: back your strengths, and build responsibly. This conversation is about how he got there.Chapters00:00 The $100 million mistake01:55 Faridabad, the frog in the well03:03 Feeling small at IIT, and the speech that changed everything05:31 Lehman, Avendus, and the long apprenticeship08:52 "I was the original copycat entrepreneur"12:58 The feedback from Matrix: no woman co-founder14:54 Why beauty, and why now17:52 Dabau early: the rosemary water playbook22:00 How Purplle won Kerala (and met the priests)26:02 The internal compass, and saying no to Thrasios28:53 Why your ego won't let you leave30:36 Why he built in Bombay33:17 The IPO question35:49 Build responsibly

Most organizations deploying AI today cannot answer a deceptively simple question. Which model is actually running in their environment?It is not a hypothetical concern. Model substitution, supply chain compromise, adversarial fine-tuning, and jurisdictional compliance gaps are all live risk vectors — and the industry has largely been relying on contractual guarantees from AI vendors rather than technical controls to address them.That gap is exactly what Project VAIL was built to close.In this episode I sat down with Manish Shah, Co-founder and CEO of Project VAIL (Verifiable Artificial Intelligence Layer). Manish is a repeat founder with 20+ years of company building experience, including as co-founder of LiveRamp, and he is now bringing that background to one of the most consequential unsolved problems in AI security, provably knowing and verifying which model is executing in your environment at runtime.VAIL's approach combines two core technologies. Behavioral fingerprinting creates a unique, verifiable identity for AI models based on how they actually behave during inference, without relying on access to model weights or architecture. ZkTorch, developed in collaboration with researchers at UIUC, brings zero-knowledge proofs to large generative AI models for the first time at practical scale, enabling cryptographic verification of model computations without exposing sensitive model internals.We covered a lot of ground in this conversation, including:Why behavioral fingerprinting is a fundamentally different and more resilient approach to model identification How model identity becomes a critical security primitive as agentic AI deployments expand Detecting prohibited and derivative models, including open-source models derived from Chinese-origin foundations like DeepSeek and Qwen Where frameworks like NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act fall short on model verification requirements How verified model fingerprints fit into zero-trust architectures for AI systems and agentic workflows What standardization for verifiable AI needs to look like and which bodies should be driving itModel verification is not a niche research problem. It is becoming a foundational requirement for AI governance, compliance, and security in regulated industries and high-stakes deployments alike. This episode gives you both the technical grounding and the strategic context to understand why.

In this episode of Conquer Risk, we bring you a special guest appearance by Potomac CEO Manish Khatta on the Billion Dollar Backstory podcast, hosted by Stacey Havener. You may be familiar with Stacy's work or even heard her on this very Podcast. This is a fascinating listen, recorded not long after Potomac first crossed the $1B AUM mark. It is at the same time a fantastic time capsule of Manish in that moment, and a study in consistency, as so much of it rings as true today (at nearly $4B) as it did then. For advisors looking to scale, brand build, and continually evolve their practice, we believe you will find this conversation insightful with clear takeaways. Enjoy the show. Make sure you subscribe to never miss an update. Subscribe in Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Learn more about Potomac: https://potomac.com/ Read our blog: https://potomac.com/blog Disclosure: https://potomac.com/disclosures PFM-207-20260422 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The data is in – and it's not pretty.After surveying 303 agencies and consultancies through the Business Maturity Quiz, we've launched The Maturity Gap Report, revealing just how wide the gap really is between the firms where operations is a strength and everyone else.In this episode, Harv is joined by operations consultant Manish Kapur and FinOps expert Rich Brett to walk through the headline findings – and what they actually mean for the way your business is run. Here are a few of the headlines they discuss:Role clarity is rarer than you think – only 35% of firms have clearly defined roles, and the knock-on effects reach everything from project delivery to decision-making bottlenecksMost operational knowledge lives in people's heads – just 21% of firms have documented their best practices, leaving businesses one resignation away from losing it allAutomation remains an untapped opportunity – only one in eight firms have automated any meaningful part of how they work, in 2026Time tracking data is being wasted – 41% of firms track time accurately, but only 13% are using that data to make decisions or course-correct mid-projectForecasting with confidence is the exception, not the rule – only one in four firms can forecast margins, revenue, and capacity with any real certaintyScale readiness is a widespread concern – just 13% of firms believe their operating model is ready for what's aheadIf you want to know where your business sits against the 303 firms in the report – and what separates the top performers from the rest – this is the episode to start with.This was originally recorded as a live webinar – if you'd prefer to watch with the presentation slides, head to YouTube here: https://youtu.be/GfQ-raYcGQgReady to take action to level up?1) Take the business maturity quiz – https://bit.ly/assess-business-maturity2) Read The Maturity Gap Report – https://scoro.com/blog/maturity-gap3) Subscribe to The Handbook: The Ops Podcast for the upcoming maturity series – https://linktr.ee/handbookpodcastAdditional Resources:

Dr. Manish Patel, co-founder and CEO of Jiva.ai and Chair of the AI Subcommittee at the BIA, where he advises the UK Government on AI policy, data privacy and healthcare applications. With a PhD in Modelling of Complex Systems from UCL and nearly a decade building algorithmic trading systems in investment banking, Manish brings a rare depth of perspective to the most overhyped term in healthcare right now.In this episode, we cut through the noise on AI. Manish challenges the very language we use, explaining why most of what gets called "AI" is really machine learning, why large language models are fundamentally not intelligent and why that distinction has very real consequences when lives are on the line. We look at where AI genuinely adds value in healthcare, from radiology to NHS administrative workflows, and where it is being dangerously overhyped, including some very pointed thoughts on using consumer-grade LLMs to make clinical diagnoses.We also explore how clinicians should think about AI as an augmenter rather than a replacement, why the productivity gains are real and where Manish believes the biggest untapped opportunity in healthcare actually sits. He closes with a frank take on what impressive AI looks like in a real clinical environment versus a polished demo and why the world is heading toward a very small group of people who truly understand what is happening under the hood.Thanks for tuning in to Episode 99. Don't forget to subscribe and check the show notes to learn more about Manish's work at Jiva.ai and his advisory role shaping UK AI policy in healthcare.Timestamps[00:00:28] From the Human Genome Project to Machine Learning: Manish's Academic Origins [00:02:09] AI Has Been Around Since the 1950s: The History Most People Don't Know [00:04:09] Why Tacking "AI" onto Your Product Name Is a Problem [00:05:24] Where Healthcare AI Really Is: Step Three Not Step 100 [00:06:06] Why Using Grok for Medical Diagnosis IsDangerous [00:09:48] Should Clinicians Be Scared AI Will Take Their Jobs?[00:12:18] How to Actually Start Learning About AI: Where to Begin [00:14:01] Writing the Book on AI Agents in 2011 [00:18:04] The Biggest Untapped Opportunity: Administrative AI Not Diagnostic AI [00:20:40] What Real Clinical AI Success Looks Like vs a Polished DemoConnect with Manish- ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/manish-patel/Learn more about Jiva ai - ⁠⁠⁠https://jiva.ai/Get in touch with Karandeep Badwal - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/karandeepbadwal/ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Karandeep on YouTube - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@KarandeepBadwal⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Build your personalised asset allocation plan here: https://plan.marcellus.in The secret to wealth isn't finding the next "hot" stock—it's understanding the reality of the risks you can actually afford to take. True asset allocation isn't about chasing a bull run; it's about ensuring your money works for you even when the markets turn against you. Your investments should always mirror the financial goals your family has—otherwise, you leave their future to chance.Why did the Indian market fall 2x more than the US when the Iran-Isreal war broke out — even though India wasn't involved?In this episode of Coffee & Investing, Manish Hemnani and Saurabh Mukherjea unpack the global chain reaction that makes "India-only" portfolios fragile. We discuss how to move past the noise and build a resilient, multi-asset strategy.What You'll LearnThe macroeconomic link between geopolitical instability and the Indian economy. We discuss why India's dependence on imported energy makes the Nifty highly sensitive to conflicts thousands of miles away.Imagine it is 1995. You've just seen 10 years of thumping returns in Indian stocks, so you "blindly" invest everything. What happens next? Zero returns for the next 8 years. We discuss why recent success is often the biggest trap for investors and how to avoid it.Why spreading your money across different "assets" (like Gold, Bonds, Indian and International Stocks) is the ultimate secret to peace of mind.We analyze how equally dividing your money into the "Big 5" assets has historically delivered steady 13-14% p.a. returns with a much smoother ride than just buying the Nifty.Why "loading up" on equities once the war ends is a trap that often leads to increased investment risk.

What if the biggest mistake you can make as a founder is signing Apple as your first customer?Manish Jindal spent 10 years at Cloudflare as employee #45, helping take the company from $10 million revenue to a $60 billion public company. Manish breaks down the Cloudflare playbook: why they intentionally said “no” to Fortune 500 companies early on to protect their product, and how a single phone call from a CIO birthed their entire enterprise motion.Throughout his career, Manish has joined companies that already showed early product–market fit in large markets, allowing him to spend a decade helping scale them. Now as the President at Arize, he is building the “plumbing” that allows giants like Walmart and Uber to move from building AI agents to real-world production.We discuss why “boring” infrastructure is a more durable bet than flashy AI apps, and why owning the data remains the ultimate competitive edge. Manish also shares insights on building Go-To-Market (GTM) teams in the Cloudflare era and how that strategy has shifted in the AI era.If you are a founder or leader trying to scale a startup, this episode with Manish Jindal is for you.00:00 – Trailer01:00 – How Manish chose companies with early PMF03:45 – Founder's belief is most important04:35 – Entering dev tooling when it wasn't popular08:20 – Never leave a Co. you believe in for wrong reasons09:45 – The “boring” industries that do well in Long run12:40 – It's easy to build an agent, but hard to scale one15:06 – Why infra won't be winner-take-all18:02 – The keepers of data will win20:20 – From million to billion in Cloudflare's journey21:32 – The “holy sh*t” moment happens fast for Cloudflare24:30 – The CIO call that led to Cloudflare's enterprise plan27:04 – $50M and $100M ARR path of Cloudflare28:33 – Build enterprise motion slowly or aggressively?29:51 – Why Cloudflare didn't want Apple as customer32:10 – Early PMF at Splunk, Cloudflare, and Arize35:40 – Choosing only decade-long stints39:01 – Why Manish didn't start his own company43:37 – How GTM has changed in the AI world54:25 – What agents need to work well in production01:00:51 – Which enterprise use cases qualify for AI?01:03:52 – What went wrong with Air Canada Agent?01:04:52 – How customers are discovered01:09:01 – Claude & Cursor are the most powerful agents today01:10:55 – How Manish chooses companies to invest in01:15:15 – Why acquisitions will become the Norm01:18:35 – Technology is not a moat anymore-------------India's talent has built the world's tech—now it's time to lead it.This mission goes beyond startups. It's about shifting the center of gravity in global tech to include the brilliance rising from India.What is Neon Fund?We invest in seed and early-stage founders from India and the diaspora building world-class Enterprise AI companies. We bring capital, conviction, and a community that's done it before.Subscribe for real founder stories, investor perspectives, economist breakdowns, and a behind-the-scenes look at how we're doing it all at Neon.-------------Check us out on:Website: https://neon.fund/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theneonshoww/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/beneon/Twitter: https://x.com/TheNeonShowwConnect with Siddhartha on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/siddharthaahluwalia/Twitter: https://x.com/siddharthaa7-------------This video is for informational purposes only. The views expressed are those of the individuals quoted and do not constitute professional advice.Send us Fan Mail

Prof. Dr. Manish Pokharel, Dean of the School of Engineering at Kathmandu University.

Our BTS Live series continues - this time from Shoptalk 2026!  In this minisode, Dave speaks with Manish Sharma from Think Blue about the next phase of AI in digital commerce.As AI moves beyond experimentation, the focus is shifting toward workflow automation, productivity gains, and measurable business impact.Manish shares how he's seeing this evolve across brands, retailers, and technology partners — and why the next step is proving real, scalable value across the ecosystem. Connect with Manish on LinkedInFollow Beyond the Shelf on LinkedInLearn More about It'sRapidIs your PDP ready for AI? Get Your Free PDP Readiness AuditTheme music: "Happy" by Mixaud - https://mixaund.bandcamp.comProducer: Jake Musiker

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Sky High Adventures: Discovering Hidden Views of Delhi Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2026-03-27-22-34-01-hi Story Transcript:Hi: दिल्ली के एक भव्य गगनचुंबी इमारत में वसंत की सुबह थी।En: It was a spring morning in a magnificent skyscraper in Delhi.Hi: आसमान में होली के रंग बिखरे हुए थे, और दिल्ली की चमकीली सड़कों पर हर ओर खुशियों की गूंज थी।En: Colors of Holi were scattered in the sky, and echoes of happiness were everywhere on the bright streets of Delhi.Hi: यह दृश्य इतना खूबसूरत था कि हर कोई उसे बस निहारता रह गया।En: The scene was so beautiful that everyone just kept admiring it.Hi: स्कूल ने इस खास मौके के लिए एक फील्ड ट्रिप का आयोजन किया था, जिसमें राहुल, अनन्या और मनीष जैसे छात्र शामिल थे।En: A school had organized a field trip for this special occasion, which included students like Rahul, Ananya, and Manish.Hi: राहुल हमेशा से जिज्ञासा से भरा रहता था।En: Rahul had always been filled with curiosity.Hi: आज का दिन उसके लिए भी खास था।En: Today was a special day for him as well.Hi: उसके अध्यापक ने उन्हें बताया था कि इस इमारत में एक गुप्त जगह है, जहां से पूरा दिल्ली शहर देखा जा सकता है।En: His teacher had told them there was a secret spot in this building from where the entire city of Delhi could be seen.Hi: राहुल ने सोचा, "क्या मैं उस जगह को खोज सकता हूं?" लेकिन उसके दोस्तों को उस पर यकीन नहीं था।En: Rahul thought, "Can I find that place?" But his friends didn't believe him.Hi: इमारत के भीतर, बच्चों की टोली घूम रही थी, और राहुल का मन दिलचस्पी से भर गया था।En: Inside the building, the group of children was roaming around, and Rahul was full of interest.Hi: दोपहर के भोजन के समय उसने अपनी योजना बनाई।En: At lunchtime, he made his plan.Hi: उसने अनन्या और मनीष से कहा, "चलो, हम उस गुप्त दृश्यस्थल को ढूंढते हैं!"En: He told Ananya and Manish, "Come on, let's find that secret viewpoint!"Hi: थोड़ी शंका के साथ, लेकिन रोमांच के लालच में, अनन्या और मनीष उसके साथ जाने को तैयार हो गए।En: With a little hesitation, but tempted by adventure, Ananya and Manish agreed to join him.Hi: तीनों धीरे-धीरे सुरक्षा के नियमों को नजरअंदाज करते हुए इमारत के ऊपरी मंजिलों की ओर बढ़े।En: The three of them gradually ignored safety rules and moved towards the upper floors of the building.Hi: राहुल का दिल तेजी से धड़क रहा था।En: Rahul's heart was pounding fast.Hi: “क्या हम पकड़े जाएंगे?” उसकी सोच जारी थी।En: “Will we get caught?” his mind kept thinking.Hi: आखिरकार, उन्होंने वह छिपा हुआ प्लेटफ़ार्म खोज ही लिया!En: Finally, they found the hidden platform!Hi: वहां से दिल्ली का अद्भुत दृश्य दिखाई दे रहा था।En: From there, an amazing view of Delhi was visible.Hi: रंगों से सजी दिल्ली की सड़कों को देखकर उनकी आँखें चमक उठीं।En: Their eyes lit up seeing the streets of Delhi adorned with colors.Hi: तभी उन्होंने पीछे से अध्यापक की आवाज सुनी। "अरे, क्या तुम लोग यहाँ हो?"En: Just then, they heard the teacher's voice from behind. "Hey, are you all here?"Hi: यह सुनते ही उनके पैर काँप गए।En: As soon as they heard this, their legs trembled.Hi: बिना कोई समय गँवाए, वे धीरे-धीरे और संभल कर वापस अपने समूह की ओर भागे।En: Without wasting any time, they slowly and carefully ran back towards their group.Hi: वे वापस समय पर पहुँच गए और हाजरी में शामिल हो गए।En: They returned in time and joined the attendance.Hi: अनन्या और मनीष ने राहुल की हिम्मत और उसके नेतृत्व के लिए प्रशंसा की।En: Ananya and Manish praised Rahul's courage and leadership.Hi: राहुल अब अपने आप में आत्मविश्वास महसूस कर रहा था।En: Rahul now felt confident in himself.Hi: उसने सीखा कि उसकी साहसिक भावना उसे सम्मान और दोस्ती का हकदार बना सकती है।En: He learned that his adventurous spirit could earn him respect and friendship.Hi: दिल्ली स्काईस्क्रैपर की इस यात्रा ने राहुल को खुद के प्रति एक नया नजरिया दिया।En: This trip to the Delhi skyscraper gave Rahul a new perspective on himself.Hi: होली के रंगों की तरह, उसने अपनी जिंदगी में खूब रंग भरे और समझा कि दोस्ती और आत्मविश्वास किसी भी मंजिल को पा सकते हैं।En: Like the colors of Holi, he filled his life with lots of colors and understood that friendship and self-confidence can help achieve any goal. Vocabulary Words:magnificent: भव्यskyscraper: गगनचुंबी इमारतscattered: बिखरे हुएechoes: गूंजadmiring: निहारताcuriosity: जिज्ञासाoccasion: मौकाsecret: गुप्तspot: जगहviewpoint: दृश्यस्थलhesitation: शंकाtempted: लालचadventure: रोमांचignored: नजरअंदाजsafety: सुरक्षाrules: नियमोंpounding: धड़कcaught: पकड़ेhidden: छिपाplatform: प्लेटफ़ार्मtrembled: काँपcourage: हिम्मतleadership: नेतृत्वconfidence: आत्मविश्वासperspective: नजरियाcolors: रंगfilled: भरेrespect: सम्मानfriendship: दोस्तीachieve: पा सकते

Greg Mayes, President and CEO of Reunion Neuroscience, and Dr. Manish Agrawal, the Co-Founder and CEO of Sunstone Therapies, shine a light on adjustment disorder, a disproportionate emotional or behavioral reaction to a significant life stressor such as a cancer diagnosis. This under-recognized condition lacks FDA-approved treatments and is often managed with SSRIs or talk therapy.  The REKINDLE study evaluated the use of a psilocybin analog drug in development for treating adjustment disorder and has shown positive results by integrating emotional treatment into the standard of care for serious illnesses. Greg explains, "In fact, there are no approved investigational assets that had been approved by the FDA for adjustment disorder. But it was an area of exploration that the FDA encouraged us to move into in light of people's disproportionate and really unfortunate reactions in terms of a depressive or anxiolytic reaction to cancer diagnosis or other major medical illness like Parkinson's disease, MS, ALS, or pulmonary fibrosis."   Manish elaborates, "Well, usually you have to have had some stress-related event. For example, it could be things like divorce or job loss. But here, specifically, this study is targeting an illness, and the ones that Greg had just listed out, the neurologic conditions, as well as the cancer diagnosis. And then usually it leads to symptoms, intense feelings of sadness or anxiety or hopelessness. You can have a depressed mood with its subtypes with depressed mood. Some people have more anxiety. And so both a stressor and the symptoms that present are associated directly with that. So, for example, for the study, the symptoms of sadness need to be tied to the illness, such as cancer or MS." #ReunionNeuroscience #SunstoneTherapies #AdjustmentDisorder #MentalHealth #REKINDLEStudy #Psychedelics  #PsychedelicMedicine #CancerCare #MentalHealth #ClinicalTrials #Psilocybin #Oncology #PatientCare #MedicalInnovation #Neuroscience reunionneuro.com sunstonetherapies.com Download the transcript here  

Greg Mayes, President and CEO of Reunion Neuroscience, and Dr. Manish Agrawal, the Co-Founder and CEO of Sunstone Therapies, shine a light on adjustment disorder, a disproportionate emotional or behavioral reaction to a significant life stressor such as a cancer diagnosis. This under-recognized condition lacks FDA-approved treatments and is often managed with SSRIs or talk therapy.  The REKINDLE study evaluated the use of a psilocybin analog drug in development for treating adjustment disorder and has shown positive results by integrating emotional treatment into the standard of care for serious illnesses. Greg explains, "In fact, there are no approved investigational assets that had been approved by the FDA for adjustment disorder. But it was an area of exploration that the FDA encouraged us to move into in light of people's disproportionate and really unfortunate reactions in terms of a depressive or anxiolytic reaction to cancer diagnosis or other major medical illness like Parkinson's disease, MS, ALS, or pulmonary fibrosis."   Manish elaborates, "Well, usually you have to have had some stress-related event. For example, it could be things like divorce or job loss. But here, specifically, this study is targeting an illness, and the ones that Greg had just listed out, the neurologic conditions, as well as the cancer diagnosis. And then usually it leads to symptoms, intense feelings of sadness or anxiety or hopelessness. You can have a depressed mood with its subtypes with depressed mood. Some people have more anxiety. And so both a stressor and the symptoms that present are associated directly with that. So, for example, for the study, the symptoms of sadness need to be tied to the illness, such as cancer or MS." #ReunionNeuroscience #SunstoneTherapies #AdjustmentDisorder #MentalHealth #REKINDLEStudy #Psychedelics  #PsychedelicMedicine #CancerCare #MentalHealth #ClinicalTrials #Psilocybin #Oncology #PatientCare #MedicalInnovation #Neuroscience reunionneuro.com sunstonetherapies.com Listen to the podcast here  

How do you buy a commercial property when the original business plan falls apart — and still turn it into a winning deal? In this episode of the Get Creative Podcast, host Kyle Karges sits down with real estate entrepreneur Manish Pushye and capital raiser Ingryd Hernandez to unpack a creative commercial real estate deal in Avondale, Arizona involving a shopping center, a failed liquor store plan, seller financing, private lending, and a 1031 exchange investor. Manish shares how he went from signing a lease on a retail space to negotiating ownership of the parcel after city restrictions blocked his original business model. From there, he creatively structured the acquisition using a mix of private money, seller finance, and tenant-in-common financing. Connect with Manish: https://awesomeroi.us/ ➡️ RSVP For A FREE Co-Living Training With Pace (Live): https://subto.sjv.io/Jkz0gE ➡️ Download the Free SubTo A-Z e-book: https://subto.sjv.io/qzd0Vb  ➡️ Get the CRM that will take you further: https://www.gohighlevel.com/pace ➡️ Use Creative Listing for FREE to buy and sell creatively: https://bit.ly/CreativeListing ➡️ Join the SubTo Community: https://subto.sjv.io/RG6EDb ➡️ Become a Top Tier Transaction Coordinator: https://toptiertc.pxf.io/yqmoxW ➡️ Discover the Gator Method: https://gator.sjv.io/6yYWBG ➡️ Get to the SquadUp Summit Conference: https://bit.ly/GetToSquadUpSummit COMMUNITY MEMBERS! ➡️ Get Featured on the Get Creative Podcast: https://bit.ly/GetCreativeGuestForm Refer a Friend to SubTo: refer.nre.ai/subto Refer a Friend to TTTC: refer.nre.ai/tttc Refer a Friend to Gator: refer.nre.ai/gator PLUG IN & SUBSCRIBE Creative Real Estate Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/creativefinancewithpacemorby Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pacemorby/  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PaceMorby TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pacemorby  X: https://x.com/PaceJordanMorby The Pace Morby Show: https://www.youtube.com/@thepacemorbyshow

Sachin Sahel and Dhirendra return to the #YVRScreenScenePodcast for a raucous chat anchored in A Nice Indian Boy, the 2025 American romantic comedy film directed by Roshan Sethi and based on Madhuri Shekar's play of the same name. The film follows Naveen, an Indian-American doctor, who brings his fiancé, Jay Kurundkar, a white man adopted by Indian parents, to meet his traditional family. It stars Karan Soni, Jonathan Groff, Sunita Mani, Zarna Garg, and Harish Patel. Sachin plays Manish, an orthopaedic surgeon who marries Naveen's sister – he's the first nice Indian boy we meet in the film – and Dhirendra plays a very capable but utterly terrifying wedding planner. Not only is A Nice Indian Boy everything we love in a rom-com, but it builds on the genre, bringing Queer and Indian stories into that well-established North American rom-com space, and with nary a cliché in sight.Some of the best moments in A Nice Indian Boy are those that take place around the dinner table; thus, for this episode, Sabrina invites Sachin and Dhirendra to join her at the YVR Screen Scene table to raise a glass, break some bread, and talk about A Nice Indian Boy, our industry, and how they choose to stay joyful during challenging times. Also: what it's really like to work with Jonathan Groff (spoiler: he's a delight); chasing ghosts at Riverview; disco cobblers.Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

Texas-based rock singer-songwriter Mark Winters is many things; a witty poet, passionate musician, entrepreneur, optimist, family man, and a bonafide rocket scientist. He first picked up a guitar to play a song for his wife on their anniversary. That's when he discovered the joy of connecting with people through music. Mark combines music, poetry, a science background, and love for his community to form his signature sound, “rock with a positive vibe.”His musical roots are in rock, blues rock, and pop, and John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz are significant influences. “My music starts from a place of poetry and creative inspiration, and I use my ‘rocket-scientist brain' to find structures that help me explore that initial burst of inspiration and feeling – like writing haikus, my favorite! My grandmother taught me to express myself through poetry and I'm thankful to her for setting me on this creative and expressive path.”Mark has a degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical Engineering, and his math and science background guides his musical explorations. He likes taking complex things such as emotions and expressing them in a way that's easy to understand. Balancing his right-brained creativity with his analytical left-brain is part of a life-long journey; music is one more place where he can explore this balance. Mark Winters Vroom Vroom Veer Show Summary Jeffery and Mark discussed Mark's music career and upcoming tours. Mark shared details about his "Good Vibes Highway Tour" in the spring and a fall tour, as well as plans to release new music in March and May. He expressed his passion for both music and his previous career as an aerospace engineer, describing how music has become a fulfilling passion project for him. Mark's Diverse Interests and Career Mark shared his diverse background, including his studies as an aerospace engineer and his passion for poetry, which he pursued as a personal hobby with his grandmother. He discussed his work in the aerospace industry, including his experience with simulation design and training for projects like the Apache and F-16 aircraft. Mark also mentioned his appreciation for music and how it played a significant role in his life, regardless of the activity he was engaged in. Mark's Guitar Learning Journey Mark shared his personal story of taking up guitar playing in 2011 as a New Year's resolution to play a song for his wife's anniversary. He approached Steve at Smack Guitars, who agreed to teach him both playing and singing, despite Mark's complete lack of musical experience. Mark chose to learn "What You Give" by Tesla, a song that resonated with him about giving rather than receiving, though he acknowledged it was challenging both to play and sing. Music's Power to Connect Mark shared his experience of learning to play guitar and performing a song for his wife at a restaurant, which led to a profound emotional connection and realization of music's power to create meaningful experiences. He described how he initially struggled with remembering chords and lyrics simultaneously but found a creative solution by hiding them inside an anniversary card. The story concluded with Mark reflecting on how this experience in 2011 changed his perspective on music as a powerful means of connection, prompting him to continue learning guitar. Forming the Band Agave Report Mark shared his experience of forming a band called Agave Report with Manish, a talented musician he met who played guitar and sang beautifully. They recruited a drummer and bass player to form a garage band, with Mark initially taking on the role of lead guitarist and backing vocalist. The band played eclectic covers including songs by The Doors, Eagles, and modern artists like Neon Trees, performing their first show in 2014 or 2015. Mark's Musical Journey and Adaptation Mark shared his musical journey, starting with a band where he struggled to sing certain songs due to personal reasons, leading him to write his own music in 2018. He released his first album in 2019 and faced challenges during a tour when COVID-19 hit, but adapted by performing online. Post-COVID, he focused on acoustic music and connected with other singer-songwriters, eventually growing his audience and performing at venues like the House of Blues Bronze Peacock Room in Houston. Mark emphasized the importance of connecting with his audience and the positive impact his music has had on people's lives. Music Industry Challenges and Opportunities Mark discussed his experiences as a musician, particularly in Houston and Las Vegas, noting the challenges small to mid-sized venues face due to economic viability issues post-COVID. He highlighted the need for musicians to be versatile and self-sufficient, mentioning the importance of community engagement and the DIY approach in the current music industry. Connections Mark Winters Music

This content was originally released on 07/14/21 Hey y'all, Our third and (for now) final episode on Gurinder Chadha's wonderful rom-com (with songs!) lies within. We're joined by a special guest, writer/podcaster Manish Mathur! In the episode, Manish mentions an article he wrote: that's 10 Essential Films from Indian Cinema, and it's well worth your click. If you want to listen to his delightful podcast about romance in film, It Pod To Be You, you can find that here. We should be jealous because his pod name is so much better than ours, but we like listening to it (and talking to Manish) too much to be ornery. Next up: Pride & Prejudice: A New Musical! Lots o' love, Allison, Julie, and Janine

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In this episode, Manish sits down with Raju Bhatia, Chief Security Officer at Regions Bank. With more than 25 years of experience — including two decades with the FBI and senior corporate security leadership at Bank of America — Raj shares how his career evolved from federal investigations to leading intelligence-driven security programs in the private sector. He unpacks what it takes to move from reactive response to proactive prevention, how to break down silos in large organizations, and why duty of care must be embedded into business strategy — not treated as a standalone function. You'll learn: How to transition from reactive security to an intelligence-led, proactive model that mitigates incidents before they escalate What it takes to influence up, across, and down — and speak the language of the business as a modern CSO How to build a culture of safety and duty of care that protects people, brand, and enterprise value in today's dynamic threat environment Similar episodes: Strengthening Financial Services Against Evolving Threats: Insights from Bert Oliveira Positioning Security as a Business Enabler: Strategies for Success with Jeremy Baumann Inside the Adversary Mindset: Building Smarter Protection in a Connected World If you're enjoying this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show.

#251: Manish Vora is the Founder and the CEO of the Museum of Ice Cream, an immersive “experium” built to bring people together through play, joy and creativity. In 2016 he launched the first pop-up in New York City, which quickly grew into a global phenomenon with multiple permanent locations across the United States and Singapore, known for its colorful interactive exhibits and multi-sensory experiences that blend art and ice cream culture. Before this venture, he transitioned from a successful career in investment banking and executive leadership, including serving as CEO of the experience-tech venue Lightbox and co-founding the contemporary art platform GREY AREA into building innovative, experience-driven spaces that prioritize connection and human engagement. A graduate of Yale University, Vora also co-leads Figure8, the parent company of Museum of Ice Cream, helping guide its strategic growth, partnerships and continued expansion in the experiential space. For more on Manish you can find him & the Museum of Ice Cream on social, as well ascwww.museumoficecream.com or check out any of their locations in NYC, Boston, Chicago, Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Singapore, and other future locations. Enjoy the show!

In this episode of Scouting for Growth, Sabine VanderLinden sits down with Manish Shah, President and Chief Product Officer at Majesco, to explore the rapidly changing landscape of insurance.  Together, they examine how AI is shifting the industry from being purely a protector to one that also focuses on prevention and dynamic participation. The conversation covers everything from the persistent protection gap and the urgent need for behavioral—not just technological—transformation in insurance to the practical realities and fears surrounding the implementation of agentic AI systems.  Manish Shah shares actionable insights on overcoming internal resistance, building trust with customers, and the importance of leadership courage. Throughout, listeners will gain an insider's view on how insurance models are transforming and what sets bold, future-ready leaders apart. KEY TAKEAWAYS I was delighted to welcome Manish Shah to explore how the insurance industry is being transformed at its core. Our discussion began with the fundamental premise that insurance is built on trust and a promise of protection—yet today, both are being challenged by shifting customer expectations, legacy systems, and the rapid evolution of AI technologies.  Manish emphasized that closing the protection gap is not merely an issue of customer education but primarily a challenge of product and experience design. If customers do not understand or value our offerings, it's a failure of design, not comprehension. We agreed that the path to genuine transformation must be grounded in a behavioral shift—beyond technology upgrades or business process reengineering. Transformation executives must start by listening deeply to customers, adapting to their evolving needs, and fostering a culture that is not afraid to take bold risks rather than settle for incremental change. The conversation also delved into how AI, when embedded into the core—not bolted on as an afterthought—can help insurers move from process-led to truly human-centered operations. This enables better capacity, more personalized experiences, and the ability to anticipate rather than react to customers' needs. Crucially, Manish Shah articulated the importance of trust, transparency, and auditability in the AI era: true trust is built through consistent, clear, empathetic engagement, supported by AI that augments—not replaces—human judgment. The insurers that will thrive in the next 3-5 years are those who are brave enough to rethink their business models, leverage intelligent, agentic cores, and prioritize behavioral change.  The future belongs to those willing to become active partners in their customers' lives, focused on prevention, participation, and peace of mind. BEST MOMENTS “If our customers don't understand or see the value in the product, then it is a design problem. It's not really a customer problem or an education problem. “Trust is built in small moments, not in any marketing material or strategic deck.”  “If we can actually execute well as an industry, insurance should feel more like a proactive safety net than a just reactive payment mechanism.”  “The brave ones… are those who are willing to rethink their business model and not just the tech stack.”  ABOUT THE GUEST  Manish Shah is the President and Chief Product Officer at Majesco, a leader at the intersection of technology, product strategy, and insurance industry expertise.  With over 30 years in the insurance sector, Manish Shah has been both a witness and a driver of major transformation, from the analog days of the industry to today's AI-driven innovation. He is particularly passionate about embedding intelligence into the foundation of insurance operations—not just talking about AI, but delivering it as an engine of change.  At Majesco, Manish Shah oversees strategy for their cloud-native, intelligent core platform, with a special focus on agentic workflows, operational effectiveness, and preparing insurers for future challenges and opportunities in P&C, Life, Health, and Benefits. If you want to connect with Manish Shah, he encourages open dialogue and learning across the industry. ABOUT THE HOST Sabine VanderLinden is a corporate strategist turned entrepreneur and the CEO of Alchemy Crew Ventures. She leads venture-client labs that help Fortune 500 companies adopt and scale cutting-edge technologies from global tech ventures. A builder of accelerators, investor, and co-editor of the bestseller The INSURTECH Book, Sabine is known for asking the uncomfortable questions—about AI governance, risk, and trust. On Scouting for Growth, she decodes how real growth happens—where capital, collaboration, and courage meet. If this episode sparked your thinking, follow Sabine VanderLinden on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram for more insights. And if you're interested in sponsoring the podcast, reach out to the team at hello@alchemycrew.ventures

In this episode we are excited to bring you a conversation with our CEO Manish Khatta recorded for Altruist's Advisor Journey Podcast hosted by Dasarte Yarnway. Here Manish shares how the success found in scaling Potomac from $140 million to $3 Billion was rooted in an unwavering commitment to reinvesting in the business, embracing speed, and leading with content focused on authenticity – not just tactics. For advisors looking to scale their own firms, we believe you will find this conversation valuable with clear takeaways. Enjoy the show. Make sure you subscribe to never miss an update. Subscribe in Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Learn more about Potomac: https://potomac.com/ Read our blog: https://potomac.com/blog Disclosure: https://potomac.com/disclosures PFM-204-20260223 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Trump administration last week announced the repeal of the ‘endangerment finding' - the 2009 determination that climate change threatens public health and welfare. It may sound arcane, but this piece of legislation empowered the US federal government to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. This decision weakens the regulatory backbone of American climate policy, and may reshape the country's emissions trajectory for years to come.So what happens next?This week, Christiana Figueres, Tom Rivett-Carnac and Paul Dickinson consider the politics, the economics and the climate reality of this move. And Tom calls friend of the show Manish Bapna, President and CEO of the Natural Resources Defense Council, whose organisation is preparing to challenge the rollback in court. Speaking to us just as the case was filed, Manish explains why the endangerment finding has long been the legal bedrock of federal climate action, and how the case could climb all the way to the Supreme Court.Until then, uncertainty reins: is this a temporary political detour - or a structural turning point for US climate leadership? And if federal authority falters, will states, businesses and markets keep the transition moving anyway?Learn More:

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: A Valentine's Miracle: Saving Lives at the Taj Mahal Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2026-02-18-23-34-02-hi Story Transcript:Hi: ताजमहल के साये में, आगरा की सर्दियों की धूप वाली सुबह में हर चीज़ जैसे प्यार से सराबोर थी।En: Under the shadow of the Taj Mahal, on a sunny winter morning in Agra, everything seemed to be drenched in love.Hi: वैलेंटाइन डे पर ताजमहल और भी हसीन लगता था, जैसे कोई खूबसूरत प्रेमिका सजी-धजी खड़ी हो।En: On Valentine's Day, the Taj Mahal looked even more stunning, like a beautiful girlfriend standing dressed elegantly.Hi: रीवा, जो एक पर्यटक गाइड थी, अपने जोश और ज्ञान से हर किसी को ताजमहल की कहानी में डूबा देती थी।En: Reeva, who was a tourist guide, captivated everyone with her enthusiasm and knowledge of the Taj Mahal's story.Hi: उस दिन उसका उद्देश्य था कि वह पर्यटकों को एक यादगार अनुभव दे।En: Her goal that day was to give tourists a memorable experience.Hi: उसका भाई कार्तिक भी उसके साथ था, जो कभी-कभी उसकी मदद कर देता था।En: Her brother Kartik was with her too, occasionally assisting her.Hi: मगर इस बार उसकी योजना को भगवान नहीं मान रहे थे।En: But this time, her plans seemed thwarted by fate.Hi: घूमते समय, अचानक कार्तिक के सीने में तेज़ दर्द उठा और वह वहीं गिर पड़ा।En: While touring, Kartik suddenly experienced sharp chest pain and collapsed right there.Hi: चारों तरफ अफरा-तफरी मच गई।En: Chaos ensued all around.Hi: नज़दीकी मेडिकल सुविधाएं भीड़ से भर चुकी थीं क्योंकि आगरा में काफी पर्यटक थे।En: The nearby medical facilities were crowded due to the influx of tourists in Agra.Hi: उस वक़्त रीवा के लिए यह निर्णय लेना मुश्किल था कि वह समूह को छोड़कर अपने भाई के पास रहे या किसी और पर भरोसा करे।En: At that moment, it was challenging for Reeva to decide whether to stay by her brother's side or trust someone else with the group.Hi: तभी, भीड़ में से एक आवाज़ आई, "मैं डॉक्टर हूं।En: Just then, a voice emerged from the crowd, "I'm a doctor."Hi: " यह मनीष थे, एक कार्डियोलॉजिस्ट, जो ताजमहल देखने आए थे।En: It was Manish, a cardiologist who had come to see the Taj Mahal.Hi: मनीष ने एक्शन लेते हुए जल्द ही कार्तिक का इलाज शुरू किया।En: Manish quickly took action and began treating Kartik.Hi: उनके कुशल हाथों ने कार्तिक की हालत को स्थिर कर दिया।En: His skilled hands stabilized Kartik's condition.Hi: रीवा ने राहत की सांस ली।En: Reeva breathed a sigh of relief.Hi: कुछ देर में, कार्तिक थोड़ी बेहतर स्थिति में था और उसे अस्पताल ले जाया गया।En: In a little while, Kartik was in a somewhat better state and was taken to the hospital.Hi: रीवा ने मनीष का दिल से शुक्रिया अदा किया।En: Reeva thanked Manish from the bottom of her heart.Hi: अब उसे समझ आया कि दूसरों पर भरोसा करना कमजोरी नहीं होती।En: She realized that trusting others is not a weakness.Hi: मनीष की मदद से, रीवा ने अपने समूह के साथ दौरे को पूरा किया, और उनकी मुस्कुराहट से उसका दिन बन गया।En: With Manish's help, Reeva completed the tour with her group, and their smiles made her day.Hi: ताजमहल के सफ़ेद संगमरमर में स्निग्धता थी, लेकिन उस दिन वहां मदद और भरोसे की भी झलक थी।En: The white marble of the Taj Mahal had its elegance, but on that day, there was also a glimpse of help and trust.Hi: रीवा ने सीखा कि कभी-कभी अनजान लोगों का प्यार और मदद भी बहुत मायने रखते हैं।En: Reeva learned that sometimes the love and help from strangers can also mean a lot.Hi: आखिरकार, यह वही जगह थी जहाँ मुहब्बत की निशानी बनी थी, और उसी मुहब्बत ने उस दिन रीवा के दिल को छू लिया।En: After all, it was the very place where a symbol of love was built, and that same love touched Reeva's heart that day. Vocabulary Words:shadow: सायाdrenched: सराबोरstunning: हसीनenthusiasm: जोशmemorable: यादगारthwarted: नहीं मान रहे थेcollapsed: गिर पड़ाchaos: अफरा-तफरीfacilities: सुविधाएँcrowded: भीड़ से भर चुकी थींtrust: भरोसाemerged: आईcardiologist: कार्डियोलॉजिस्टskilled: कुशलstabilized: स्थिर कर दियाrelief: राहतsight: झलकhospital: अस्पतालrealized: समझ आयाweakness: कमजोरीelegance: स्निग्धताglimpse: झलकstrangers: अनजान लोगोंsymbol: निशानीtouched: छू लियाmorning: सुबहgoal: उद्देश्यdecision: निर्णयcrowd: भीड़heart: दिल

In this enlightening episode, Bahar is joined by Manish Mallas, a neuroscience-informed mindfulness teacher whose lineage traces back to the Buddha himself. Blending ancient wisdom with modern neuroscience, Manish brings clarity and depth to the practice of mindfulness for contemporary life. The conversation explores the transformative power of mindfulness, breathwork, and emotional regulation, revealing how these tools can enhance presence, performance, and peace, especially during midlife transitions. Together, they discuss the role of ancestry in shaping spiritual awareness, the science behind meditation and breath, and the importance of taking radical personal responsibility for one’s emotional wellbeing. Manish also unpacks how scent and sensory awareness can influence emotional states and how a consistent mindfulness practice can lead to profound personal awakening. This episode, in partnership with Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat, invites listeners to slow down, look inward, and embrace the art of conscious living in a distracted world. Key Takeaways Mindfulness is a practical pathway to transformation. Breathwork is fundamental for emotional regulation and optimal performance. Heritage and ancestry deepen the understanding of mindfulness. Science and spirituality together strengthen awareness. Scent profoundly influences emotional states. Presence in daily life builds resilience and calm. Starting small with mindfulness creates lasting change. Retreats deepen the connection to self and purpose. Midlife can be a powerful time for awakening. Radical responsibility fuels emotional growth and freedom. Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/CxzLRPiSyU4See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A $400 million exit and a reputational reckoning in wellness put this episode of Taste Radio on edge, as the team dissects Bachan's blockbuster acquisition and the fallout facing brands tied to wellness guru Peter Attia. The conversation also spotlights Solely's growth strategy in an interview with Manish Amin, VP of marketing for the fast-growing organic fruit snack brand. Show notes: 0:23: Many Meetups. Marzetti's Move. Attia Outta Here. Will Shat? DKB, MDS, MHH. – The hosts preview Taste Radio's packed year of networking events and live podcast meetups, kicking off in Miami. The hosts turn their attention to Marzetti's $400 million acquisition of Bachan's, examining how the Japanese barbecue sauce brand emerged as a standout CPG success story. They also dive into tougher conversations around reputational risk following recent revelations involving wellness influencer Peter Attia. Ray teases a surprising celebrity partnership between William Shatner and Raisin Bran, before the hosts spotlight new products from Dave's Killer Bread, Mid-Day Squares, Tama Tea, Tart Beverages, and Mike's Hot Honey Syrup. 28:16: Interview: Manish Amin, VP of Marketing, Solely – Ray sits down with Manish at the recent Naturally San Diego event to discuss Solely's mission and product lineup. Manish shares the brand's focus and positioning, emphasizing a commitment to genuinely good-for-you, great-tasting products. He also highlights Solely's role in pushing the broader snack industry toward cleaner labels and better ingredients. Brands in this episode: Solely, Bachan's, Marzetti, Olive Garden, Chick-fil-A, Buffalo Wild Wings, Arby's, Subway, Texas Roadhouse, New York Bakery, Sister Schubert's, AG1, Magic Spoon, LMNT, David Protein, Kellogg's Raisin Bran, Smart Bran, Dave's Killer Bread, Mid-Day Squares, Tama Tea, Tart, Mike's Hot Honey, Jolly Rancher, Red Hots, Absolut Vodka, Tabasco

Originally from Leicester, Manish Chauhan works as a finance lawyer and currently lives in East London. His short story, "Pieces", was shortlisted for the 2024 BBC National Short Story Award. His work has been shortlisted for the Galley Beggar Short Story Prize and the Exeter Short Story Competition. Early excerpts of Belgrave Road were longlisted for the Curtis Brown First Novel Award and shortlisted for the Daniel Goldsmith First Novel Prize. On this episode of Little Atoms he talks to Neil Denny about Belgrave Road, his debut novel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Manish Mehta of Between the Tackles podcast joins Scott Jackson and Anthony Armstrong to cover a variety of topics including Super Bowl 60, the New York Giants new offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, and Manish shares his story about his interaction with Dan Snyder! 1:00 Sam Darnold's Mental Fortitude 10:00 What non-QB has to have a good game for their team to win? 12:00 New York Giants and New York Jets have New Offensive Coordinators 17:00 Manish's interaction with Dan Snyder 22:55 Super Bowl Plays on FanDuel 25:25 JSN vs Christian Gonzalez Thanks for listening!  Please follow Scott and Anthony on X Be sure to like, subscribe and SHARE! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Manish Chowdhary started with a ₹6.5 crore debt. It was a moment that could have ended everything. Instead, he repaid the debt and built WOW Skin Science into a household name.In this chat, Manish doesn't hold back. He talks about the viral hits and the science that made their brand stand out. He also gets honest about the massive losses that followed their success.We discussed:Spotting trends before they blow up.The "Reboot Strategy" to fix a business.Mistakes every D2C founder should avoid.What it actually takes to build a brand that lasts.If you want to know how a brand scales, fails, and evolves, dont miss this episode!

In this episode of the Global Investors Podcast, Manish Pushye shares how investing in small retail plazas became a core part of his long-term wealth strategy. From using real estate as an insurance policy against business risk to explaining why triple-net strip centers offer stable cash flow and flexibility, this conversation breaks down the mindset, structures, and lessons entrepreneurs need to build durable, diversified portfolios. We go deep into: • Why diversification is survival, not theory • How creative financing and seller carry replace cash scarcity • Why small strip centers often outperform large anchor-tenant retail • How triple-net leases externalize risk and stabilize cash flow • Why operating businesses should service debt, not real estate • The immigrant mindset of capital discipline, resourcefulness, and repetition • How investor trust is built by under-promising and protecting principal Learn More About Manish Here:  Awesome ROI - https://awesomeroi.us/ Connect with the Global Investors Show, Charles Carillo and Harborside Partners: ◾ Setup a FREE 30 Minute Strategy Call with Charles: http://ScheduleCharles.com ◾ Learn How To Invest In Real Estate: https://www.SyndicationSuperstars.com/  ◾ FREE Passive Investing Guide: http://www.HSPguide.com ◾ Join Our Weekly Email Newsletter: http://www.HSPsignup.com ◾ Passively Invest in Real Estate: http://www.InvestHSP.com ◾ Global Investors Web Page: http://GlobalInvestorsPodcast.com/

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2025 was a year of explosive growth for Potomac, and with growth came hard-earned lessons. In this candid episode, CEO Manish Khatta shares the successes and failures that shaped his leadership and strategy. From scaling with purpose to building resilience and adaptability, these insights reveal the mindset every business owner needs to thrive. Listen now and discover the strategies that can help you lead smarter, grow faster, and make 2026 your most successful year yet. Make sure you subscribe to never miss an update. Subscribe in Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Learn more about Potomac Fund Management: https://potomac.com/ Read our blog: https://potomac.com/blog Disclosure: https://potomac.com/disclosures Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

IT services has become the largest sector in the $5.4 trillion global IT industry. But it's also become a highly competitive sector. In the U.S. alone, the number of IT services firms increased 37% between 2002 and 2022 (Census Bureau). The result? The companies that hire IT services firms have more trouble determining which ones to use. That's why many IT services firms are turning to thought leadership. They see the need to demonstrate their unique expertise. On this episode, Bob Buday, Alan Alper and Manish Bahl walk you through a study they conducted in 2025 that has huge implications for IT services firms that must differentiate themselves to grow faster. The trio discuss key findings from the research, which included a survey of 300 IT services firms, a survey of 200 executives who decide on which IT services firms to use, and 20 interviews with thought leadership professionals in the industry, their clients and others. Read the full study at: https://itthoughtleadership.com/ Alan is an affiliate of Buday Thought Leadership Partners, and Manish is founder and director of market researcher Curious Insights. Both worked in thought leadership at Cognizant, whose thought leadership and marketing investments helped increase revenue 7-fold between 2007 and 2021. Everything Thought Leadership is a video and podcast series from Buday TLP for thought leaders and thought leadership professionals; the people who help experts get recognized as thought leaders. Episodes release monthly, preceded by trailers and followed with short snippets of wisdom from the interviews.

Manish Khatta took over Potomac in 2017 with a $3M SBA loan, two young kids, and a firm that soon dropped from $185M to $140M in assets. Today, Potomac manages more than $3B.In this episode of The Advisor Journey, Manish shares the real story behind that growth — the bets he made, the setbacks he fought through, and the discipline that shaped his leadership.He talks about the importance of understanding your P&L, reinvesting aggressively, building a content-first brand, and hiring people who have already operated at the next level. Manish also breaks down why transparency became the core of Potomac's marketing, how he built a scalable structure, and why speed matters when the industry shifts.Advisors will walk away with clear insights on growth, identity, and the self-awareness required to build a firm that can keep climbing.ABOUT ALTRUIST: We're on a mission to make independent financial advice better, more affordable, and accessible to everyone. As a modern custodian, Altruist helps high-growth, client-centric, and tech-forward RIAs deliver great advice to more clients at lower costs. Want to find out how Altruist can help you grow? Talk to our team by visiting www.altruist.com/talk-to-us STAY CONNECTED: Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/altruistcorp/ Twitter ► https://x.com/altruist Linkedin ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/altruistcorp/ ABOUT THE ADVISOR JOURNEY: Real-life strategies for the modern financial advisor who's ready to scale. Join Altruist leaders and guests as they share proven tactics, unfiltered advice, and hard-won lessons you can apply to your own practice. These conversations will propel your career to the next level—don't miss it. Disclaimer: Altruist Corp ("Altruist") offers technology and tools designed to help financial advisors achieve better outcomes. Advisory and certain other services are provided by Altruist LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser, and brokerage related products and services are provided by Altruist Financial LLC, a member of FINRA/SI...

In this episode of Lit with Charles, Charles welcomes British writer Manish Chauhan to celebrate the lead-up to his debut novel Belgrave Road (out with Faber in January). Set in Leicester, the book traces the intersecting lives of Mira, newly arrived from India in an arranged marriage that offers little refuge, and Talia, a Somali refugee navigating the UK asylum system. Manish speaks candidly about the long road to publication - writing since his teens, balancing a demanding career as a finance lawyer, and building momentum through short fiction - and about the real-life encounters and observations that sparked his story. At the heart of the conversation is what he hopes fiction can do right now: complicate the rhetoric around immigration by showing that every person contains “a whole number of stories,” not just the ones that dominate headlines.As always, the episode is also a masterclass in reading as a writer. Manish shares four books that shaped his craft and sensibility: A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry, Runaway by Alice Munro, Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee, and Unaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri. Lit with Charles loves reviews. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd be so grateful if you could leave a review of your own, and follow me on Instagram at @litwithcharles. Let's get more people listening – and reading!

In this episode of the Connected Intelligence Podcast, Jim McConnell shares insights from more than three decades in corporate and critical infrastructure security, exploring the evolution of converged security and safety metrics. Together with Manish, he discusses how organizations can move beyond silos to create unified, data-driven security strategies that strengthen both safety and operational resilience. The conversation also dives into the cultural and practical aspects of launching effective metrics programs and how AI will influence the future of security measurement and decision-making.You'll learn:The difference between security and safety metrics—and why both are essential for creating environments where people truly feel safeHow to build a culture of accountability around data by focusing on ownership, simplicity, and readiness before launching a metrics programWays AI can serve as a force multiplier for security professionals, enhancing situational awareness and decision-making across converged environmentsLearn more in Ontic Resources.If you're enjoying this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show.

In this episode of the Rainmaker Podcast, Gui Costin sits down with Manish Khatta, CEO and CIO of Potomac, for a candid and insightful conversation about building and scaling a modern asset management firm through transparency, technology, and content.Manish, a self-described quant and lifelong Potomac team member, shares his journey from programming mechanical trading systems straight out of college to now leading a fast-growing, multi-siloed investment business. At the heart of Potomac's identity is a fierce commitment to risk management—reflected in their trademarked tagline, Built to Conquer Risk—and a bold content strategy that sets them apart in a traditionally conservative industry.The episode explores how Potomac adopted the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) to improve communication, accountability, and execution across all departments. Manish explains how EOS meetings, scorecards, and cross-functional transparency have fundamentally changed how the firm operates and drives growth. This operational discipline is mirrored in their use of CRM—specifically HubSpot—not just as a contact database, but as the central nervous system of their sales and marketing efforts. “If it's not in the CRM, it doesn't exist,” Manish says, underscoring the importance of tracking and acting on every client interaction.But what truly sets this conversation apart is the deep dive into Potomac's content engine. From producing as many as seven pieces of content a week to launching creative projects like “Industry Gossip” and a Seinfeld-inspired series featuring advisors in classic cars, Manish and his team have taken an unconventional, personality-driven approach to branding. He's unapologetic about avoiding product talk in content, emphasizing that building trust and brand recognition always comes before the sales pitch.Manish also reflects on leadership—how becoming a father shifted his perspective, and how he's learning to blend hard-charging expectations with empathy and kindness. He opens up about the challenges of scaling people and culture alongside business growth and offers pointed advice for young professionals entering the industry: stay curious, stay visible, and never underestimate the power of showing up.Whether you're a CEO, a sales leader, or a content creator in the investment space, this episode is a masterclass in modern firm building. Manish's blend of operational rigor, creative risk-taking, and cultural intentionality offers a fresh, actionable blueprint for success in a rapidly changing industry.Tired of chasing outdated leads? Book a demo to see how Dakota Marketplace simplifies your fundraising process with accurate, up-to-date investor data. 

This TIMELESS turns everything on it's head. What if the most educated amongst us are the most disconnected?  Here we lovingly dismantle factory schooling, recall village intelligence, and discuss a practical path into gift culture. Manish Jain (co-founder of the UnSchooling movement) who walked out of Wall Street and Harvard, invites us to trade credentials for conscience, exams for experience, and scarcity for an experiment in trust. We discuss education as being, not just knowing, starting with head, heart, hands, home. Manish speaks on gift culture, giving us the advice that when scarcity knocks, we up the gift, and ritualize generosity so trust compounds. We invite you to bring home some of the ideas discussed in the episode such as running a treasure hunt by visiting 10 local people or places of skill, elders, makers, growers, repairers, musicians. Another idea is to host a Darya Dil exchange, where each person gifts a personally meaningful item with its story, and the receiver promises to pass it on within 3 months. And finally, we invite you to replace "resume" with a one page portfolio of lived projects, and publish it publicly. We also recommend that you listen to the full Episode 39 here. And please do a treasure hunt where you are this week, you will be amazed by what you find!  Join us for The Rhythm: live meditation sessions twice a week with our community - no recordings to catch up on, just show up and breathe together. For links and more, please visit www.allthatweare.org    

1021: Is your infrastructure ready to flex? In this episode of Technovation, Manish Kumar, EVP of Digital Energy at Schneider Electric, explains how buildings can become interactive energy assets with the help of AI, real-time data, and distributed energy systems. He shares the strategy behind Schneider's Energy Command Center model, which reduced energy use by 25 GWh across 23 buildings, and outlines how AI can be deployed both locally and enterprise-wide to drive sustainability and efficiency.

In this episode, Manish speaks with Michael Civitano, Senior Security Manager of Intelligence and GSOC at ServiceNow, about transforming incident management from reactive firefighting to proactive resilience. They unpack how modern GSOCs can streamline incident detection and response through simplified processes, empowered teams, and the strategic use of AI. The discussion also explores how collaboration, adaptability, and data-driven forecasting elevate incident management from an operational function to a vital business enabler.What you'll learn:How to reimagine incident management as an enterprise-wide risk strategy rather than a siloed security processPractical ways to enhance response speed and decision-making through automation, clear playbooks, and human-centered leadershipLessons from real-world crises on staying flexible, maintaining communication, and building trusted cross-functional relationships that drive resilienceLearn more about Ontic's Incident Management solution here.If you're enjoying this episode, please take a moment to rate and review the show.

Appa Sherpa, President of NYEF Kathmandu Chapter and Director of Nuwa Estate Coffee, and Manish Shrestha, President of CNIYEF and Co-founder of Kazi Studios, are leading figures in Nepal's youth entrepreneurship scene, championing sustainability, innovation, and impact-driven leadership.

In this episode of the Connected Intelligence Podcast, Dr. Farhad Tajali joins host Manish to explore how AI and data analytics are transforming the future of security. From video analytics that can detect weapons and suspicious behavior to uncovering hidden patterns in access control and incident data, Dr. Tajali explains why these tools are now mission-critical. The conversation also digs into the cultural and knowledge gaps that keep teams from using data effectively — and how leaders can build confidence, create a metrics-driven mindset, and prepare their organizations for a future where technology and human judgment work hand in hand.You'll learn:How Dr. Tajali applies AI and data analytics to strengthen security programs and uncover threat patternsWhy confidence, training, and leadership expectations are essential for building data-driven security teamsPractical steps security professionals can take today to integrate metrics and technology into their daily operationsTake the survey, The State of Data Analytics in Physical Security: Adoption, Challenges & Opportunities, here: https://bit.ly/3WiPpCM

“ A luxury brand has to have that caring side of it. Caring for the environment, caring for all stakeholders, caring for the community. Without it, you are not a complete hotel.”

Is EQ more important than IQ when it comes to hospitality?Today, Manish Puri, General Manager of the Regent Hotels and Resorts Bali, joins Dan to dive into key topics in the industry, such as sustainability, community, and leadership. They discuss the essence of hospitality, differentiating it from mere service, and delve into the concept of regenerative hospitality and sustainability. Manish shares insights from his career at prestigious hotel brands like Oberoi, Burj Al Arab, Six Senses, and Regent Bali. They explore how sustainability initiatives can transform the industry, turning cost centers into investment centers, and the importance of heartfelt service. The conversation also covers the challenges of opening and managing new hotels and the impact of leadership and open-heartedness in inspiring younger generations in the hospitality industry.Takeaways: Embrace regenerative practices by viewing waste as an opportunity to create value, turning sustainability efforts into investments rather than costs.Lead by example and integrity. Your actions are always being observed, so inspire others by consistently doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.Pay attention to the small details in your work. Excellence is built on thousands of thoughtful, consistent actions rather than a single grand gesture.Foster a culture of genuine care and positivity. Small acts of kindness and authentic smiles can create a powerful ripple effect throughout your organization.Design guest programs that encourage visitors to give back to the local community, such as volunteering or sharing their expertise, creating a positive impact beyond their stay.Treat sustainability initiatives as opportunities for investment and growth, not just as expenses. Find ways to turn environmental responsibility into tangible value.Quote of the Show:“ A luxury brand has to have that caring side of it. Caring for the environment, caring for all stakeholders, caring for the community. Without it, you are not a complete hotel.” - Manish PuriLinks:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manish-puri-36241231/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/manpuri/ Website: https://www.ihg.com/regent/hotels/us/en/reservation Shout Outs:1:15 - Oberoi Hotels and Resorts https://www.oberoihotels.com/ 1:16 - Burj Al Arab https://www.jumeirah.com/en/Stay/Dubai/Burj-Al-Arab-Jumeirah 1:17 - Potato Head https://seminyak.potatohead.co/ 1:22 - Six Senses https://www.sixsenses.com/en/ 2:28 - IHG https://www.ihg.com/hotels/us/en/reservation 2:30 - Kimpton https://www.ihg.com/kimptonhotels/hotels/us/en/reservation 2:33 - Intercontinental https://www.ihg.com/intercontinental/hotels/us/en/reservation 5:10 - Beverly Wilshire https://www.fourseasons.com/beverlywilshire/ 5:12 - Pretty Woman https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pretty_Woman 5:48 - Four Seasons https://www.fourseasons.com/ 5:49 - Jim Brown https://www.linkedin.com/in/jim-brown-718240a/ 22:42 - TripAdvisor https://www.tripadvisor.com/ 28:45 - Tom Cruise https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Cruise 28:52 - Grand Hyatt https://www.hyatt.com/grand-hyatt/en-US 28: 53 - Kempinski Palace https://www.kempinski.com/en/palace-portoroz 29:02 - University of Oxford https://www.ox.ac.uk/ 29:02 - Cornell University https://www.cornell.edu/ 

In this episode, Manish Naik, President of Dental and Vision at Cigna Healthcare, discusses workforce challenges, affordability barriers, and how innovations like teledentistry, AI, and integrated care models are improving access, equity, and whole person health.

We talk a lot about AI as if it can fix broken systems. But what happens when the underlying data is too messy, too slow, or too disconnected to support anything useful? That's the problem Manish Sood, founder and CTO of Reltio, has spent the last decade working to solve. Reltio is not your average data company. It sits behind some of the world's most recognisable brands, helping names like L'Oréal, Pfizer, HP, and CarMax modernise how they manage and activate data across the business. What they all share is a recognition that outdated systems and disconnected records don't just slow down insights. They actively block innovation. Manish breaks this down with uncommon clarity. He calls it “data debt”—the invisible burden of stale, incomplete, or fragmented information that quietly kills speed and adds risk. It's not just a technical problem. It's a leadership challenge, especially as businesses adopt generative AI tools that rely on clean, contextual data to function reliably. We explore how real-time intelligence is changing the way companies operate across customer experience, fraud detection, and supply chain resilience. Manish shares examples from enterprise clients who have moved from legacy systems to unified platforms, and how that shift enabled smarter decision-making at scale. From personalised retail offers to proactive healthcare outreach, the stories point to one common truth: if the data isn't trusted, the AI cannot be either. There's also a new role emerging inside many companies—the data steward as AI enabler. These are the people ensuring that data isn't just stored, but shaped. Human-guided, explainable, traceable. That clarity is key to responsible AI, especially in sectors where compliance and reputation are tightly linked. Manish also explains how Reltio's platform helps businesses protect against AI vulnerabilities by enabling resilient data pipelines, consistent governance, and real-time monitoring. In a world where data is created and used simultaneously, batch syncing is not enough. Real-time pipelines give companies the confidence to experiment with AI without falling into chaos. If your business is chasing innovation without cleaning up its data layer first, this conversation is a wake-up call. Manish shows that the future of AI isn't about who builds the best model. It's about who feeds it the best foundation. ********* Visit the Sponsor of Tech Talks Network: Land your first job  in tech in 6 months as a Software QA Engineering Bootcamp with Careerist https://crst.co/OGCLA    

Everyone's talking about AI, but when it comes to actually installing it in your agency, where do you even start?Manish Dudharejia, founder and President of E2M Solutions Inc., has helped hundreds of digital agencies streamline operations and scale smarter. With over a decade of experience running a 350+ person team, he's seen firsthand where agencies waste time, lose efficiency, and miss the real opportunity of AI.He shares why agencies should focus on AI in operations, not sales. Even small automation wins can free up hours, cut costs, and open new revenue streams. You'll discover the common pitfalls to avoid, practical examples of AI use cases, and a glimpse into the future of how agencies can thrive by integrating AI the right way.What You'll Learn:Why agencies should focus on AI in operations instead of salesHow to avoid the biggest pitfalls of adopting AI too quicklyPractical examples of AI automation that save time every dayWays agencies can package AI services into new revenue streamsReal-world success stories of agencies using AI effectivelyThe future of AI in agencies and what leaders should prioritize nowConnect with Manish & E2M Solutions Inc.:Website: https://www.e2msolutions.com/LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/manishdudharejiaEvent: https://joinvistara.com/Resources:Connect with IanDownload a Tackle Box!Supercharge your marketing and grow your business with video case stories today!Subscribe to the YouTube Channel Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cursor has a big problem, Alireza Bashiri thinks plaintext beats todo apps, Manish built an offline AI workspace, OverType is a WYSIWYG markdown editor that's just a textarea, and sshrc lets you bring your config with you to remote machines.

They thought their bargain sea-view flat in Mumbai was a dream—until Rochelle began wandering the terrace at 1 a.m. with a frozen grin, growling in Urdu, and stalking their four-year-old. When she tried to hang herself with a bedsheet, he desperately called paranormal fixer Manish. Manish learns the previous tenant died the same way, and the vengeful spirit now rides Rochelle, strongest at the witching hour. A fierce midnight duel of mantra versus demon frees her—but the flat still sits empty, its lights dark, waiting for the next family to cross the threshold. If you have a real ghost story or supernatural event to report, please write into our show at http://www.realghoststoriesonline.com/ or call 1-855-853-4802! Want AD-FREE & ADVANCE RELEASE EPISODES? Become a Premium Subscriber Through Apple Podcasts now!!! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/real-ghost-stories-online/id880791662?mt=2&uo=4&ls=1 Or Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/realghoststories Or Our Website: http://www.ghostpodcast.com/?page_id=118