Best Nishant Jain Podcasts (2025)

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Nishant Jain 1:19:06

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13d ago1:19:06

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to writer and (sneaky) artist, Nishant Jain, about why it’s okay for artists to say, “I am a creative”; how we can break free of social media prison; why one’s creative practice is like an infinite game; and more. To learn more about Nishant, visit sneakyartist.com. Books mentioned in this episode include: The Work of Art …

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Nishant Jain captures everyday life with his sneaky art - S17/E03 59:43

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In this episode, Nishant Jain shares his transition from being a neuroscience PhD student to the Sneaky Artist who translates the essence of everyday life through quick, expressive drawings of people in public spaces. He reveals how stories, laughter, and reflections became his loudest form of storytelling. Sponsored by The Reflective Travel Sketch…

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Tripling Revenue in Only 18 Months with Craig Taylor & Michelle See 58:09

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After only 18 months in the laundry business, Craig & Michelle of Monster Laundry in Sacramento have tripled their revenue! Learn how they did it and the hard lessons they learned along the way. In this interview with Dave & Carla of The Laundromat Millionaire Show, they share their retooling mistakes, challenges of working with your partner, and t…

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Hackathons, Startup and College | Nishant Reddy |#TGV671 33:51

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Summary In this episode, we explore the journey of Nishant Reddy, a young entrepreneur and innovator who has successfully navigated the challenges of building a startup while still in college. Nishant shares his insights on the importance of resilience, mentorship, and the role of hackathons in fostering innovation. He discusses the impact of AI an…

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Lindsay Wilson brings spoken words to life through visuals - S17/E06 53:09

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In this episode, Lindsay Wilson reflects on her evolution as an artist… from sketching playful portraits at 7 to the defining moments when constructive feedback reshaped her career path. She discusses her role at Ink Factory, hints at upcoming projects, and offers thoughtful perspectives on the intersection of AI and visual art. Sponsored by The Re…

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Robert Hunt 51:19

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to award-winning illustrator, and distinguished educator, Robert Hunt, about why illustrators should embrace “woodshedding”; how he created the DreamWorks logo; what the great Kazuhiko Sano meant to him, and to the illustration world at large; and more. To learn more about Robert, visit roberthuntstudio.com. Artists mentio…

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Demystifying Ivy League Admissions | Pavithra Srinivasan | #TGV670 1:09:55

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Summary In this episode, Pavithra Srinivasan, co-founder of Galvanize Global Education, shares her insights on Ivy League admissions, debunking common myths and emphasizing the importance of holistic evaluation beyond grades. She discusses the unique value of Ivy League universities, the significance of showcasing extracurricular activities and com…

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Neuro-Emotional Intelligence: The New Power Skill for Modern Leaders | Aruna Mookhey | #TGV669 48:56

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Summary In this conversation, Aruna Mookhey discusses the challenges of burnout and the importance of understanding one's thought processes to navigate life's difficulties. She emphasizes the need to change thinking patterns to improve emotional well-being. Takeaways Life presents various challenges and difficulties. Burnout can leave individuals f…

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Beyond Blind Blaming: A Journey to Success | Kevin St. Clergy | #TGV668 52:14

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Summary In this episode, Kevin St Clergy shares his journey from personal defeat to successfully exiting a $50 million business. He emphasizes the importance of identifying the root causes of problems rather than falling into the trap of blind blaming. Through his RCD method—Reflect, Connect, Decide—he provides a framework for individuals feeling s…

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Ted Shachtman’s Mental Atlas Method uses imagination as a pathway to improve memory retention - S17/E05 46:00

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In this episode, Ted Shachtman talks about his discovery of the Mental Atlas Method, an imaginative new approach designed to strengthen memory retention. He explains how the method works, why it’s different from traditional techniques, and even guides Mike Rohde through a live trial so listeners can experience the process in real time. Sponsored by…

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Films can change the world | Manny Bains #TGV667 44:09

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Summary In this engaging conversation, Manny Bains and Aninda Sidana share profound insights on personal growth, storytelling, and the art of transforming challenges into purpose. They delve into how films and narratives can inspire global change, the importance of mentorship and intuition in shaping one’s journey, and the powerful intersection bet…

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Ep 74 - How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Book Tour 37:54

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Standing on stage in front of strangers to talk about your book may sound terrifying - and sometimes it can be! - but what are some good reasons to embrace the discomfort? Halfway through the Sneaky Book Tour, I share lessons from the road, and reflect on what excites me about speaking about my book with as many people as possible. 🗓️ Next stops ar…

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Can a Laundromat Be Semi-Passive? with Ian Gollahon 1:04:04

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Calling a laundromat a passive or even semi-passive business can definitely be a contentious claim! However, Ian Gollahon share how he and his business partner were able to create just that - while also running their software business Wash-Dry-Fold POS! In this episode of The Laundromat Millionaire Show, learn the keys to creating a business you do…

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The Journey of India's First Airbnb Consultant | Senthil Prabhu EaswarKumar | #TGV666 38:24

18d ago38:24

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Summary In this episode, Senthil Prabhu, India's first Airbnb business consultant and founder of Superhost, shares his journey in the short-term rental industry. He discusses the importance of consistency, understanding target guests, and leveraging technology to optimize Airbnb businesses. Senthil also highlights the unique challenges faced in the…

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Cara Holland turns stories into pictures to help people work visually - S17/E04 56:49

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In this episode, Cara Holland shares her move from social work to graphic recording and the development of graphic recording training in response to a need she identified at the beginning of her journey. She discusses how her art has evolved through various stages, provides insights into AI, explains why the unique process of graphic facilitation h…

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N.C. Wyeth 38:16

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to Amanda Burdan, Senior Curator at The Brandywine Museum of Art, about N.C. Wyeth’s early life; what led to the restoration and permanent exhibition of Wyeth’s The Apotheosis of the Family; what today’s illustrators can do for tomorrow’s curators; and more. To learn more about the Brandywine, visit brandywine.org. For tou…

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Speaking for Impact: Mastering Influence with Rahul Jain | #TGV665 32:34

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Summary: Welcome back to another inspiring episode of The Guiding Voice, where we bring you stories that help you transform your life and career. In this special episode, we welcome back Rahul Jain — a renowned public speaking coach, Josh Talks speaker, Toastmasters District Champion, and founder of the initiative “Living Life.” Rahul has empowered…

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From Neurodivergent to Trailblazer: Derek Crager's Journey Empowering Neurodiversity Through AI and Education | #TGV664 28:59

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Summary In this enlightening conversation, Derek Crager, an innovator and advocate for neurodiversity, shares his journey from being diagnosed with autism at age 50 to creating impactful training programs at Amazon and leading Practical AI. The discussion explores the importance of inclusive education, the misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity …

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Fahmida Azim 50:10

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to illustrator and storyteller, Fahmida Azim, about where and how illustrators can find validation; why a creative’s self-worth should not come from their work; what illustration really is; and more. To learn more about Fahmida, visit fahmida-azim.com. If you find value in this podcast, consider becoming a paid subscriber …

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Bridging the Employability Gap with Language Skills | Dr Anil Kumar D | #TGV663 45:52

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Summary In this episode of The Guiding Voice podcast, Dr. Anil Kumar D shares his insights on the importance of language skills for engineering employability, innovative teaching strategies, and the impact of AI on education. With over 18 years of experience, he emphasizes the need for effective communication in bridging the employability gap for s…

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Ep 73 - Being the Travel Artist with James Richards 1:27:50

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Artist, writer, educator, architect James Richards talks about his new book - The Travel Artist - the one that he was "born to write". What does it mean to hold to your creative vision even in the face of contrary professional advice? What do we learn, and what must we unlearn, to take a creative project from ideation to execution? What are the ide…

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Making the Right Offer with Mike Finger 59:07

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The terms of your purchase deal can make or break your chances for a successful business - and it all starts with making the right offer! In this episode of The Laundromat Millionaire Show, Mike Finger of Exit Oasis returns to share his laundromat journey including tips for proper due diligence, improving the business, and reselling it for 2.5 time…

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Think Like a Guerrilla, Win Like a CEO | Darius Ross | #TGV662 17:42

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Summary In this episode of The Guiding Voice, Darius Ross shares his insights on entrepreneurship, resilience, and leadership. He discusses the importance of mindset in overcoming fears of failure and success, the lessons learned from adversity, and the art of deal-making. Darius emphasizes the need for personal growth and the ability to adapt in t…

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Katya Balakina transforms information into engaging visual storytelling - S17/E02 59:57

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In this episode, Katya Balakina shares her incredible journey from drawing in her early years to becoming a journalist in Russia during a hard time for the country. She shares her discovery of graphic recording at art school and winning an art contest, which gave her the confidence to pursue art full-time. In this discussion, Katya offers valuable …

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Emma Carlisle 57:56

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to illustrator, artist, and author, Emma Carlisle, about how an illustration practice can be a bit of a whirlwind; why some illustration advice is infantilzing; why finding joy in your art is more important than it sounds; and more. To learn more about Emma, visit emmacarlisle.com. Artists mentioned in this episode include…

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Have a Love Affair with Travel | Evelyn and Natalie Kelly | #TGV661 41:43

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Summary In this engaging conversation, Evelyn and Natalie Kelly, a mother-daughter duo, share their extensive travel experiences across all seven continents and 88 countries. They discuss the importance of stress-free travel, the lessons learned from their adventures, and how travel can serve as a powerful tool for lifelong learning and personal gr…

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From Freelancers to Future-Ready Tech: Mohd Abdul Rahman Pasha’s GWD Global Journey | #TGV660 33:22

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🎧 Episode Summary In this inspiring episode of The Guiding Voice, we sit down with Mohd Abdul Rahman Pasha, the dynamic Founder & CEO of GWD Global Pvt. Ltd., a rapidly growing tech solutions company bridging the gap between education and industry. Rahman shares his incredible journey — from his early fascination with technology to building a compa…

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Dan Roam, The Journey of a Visual Storyteller - SE17/EP01 53:52

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London Ladd 1:06:42

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Giuseppe Castellano talks to illustrator, artist, and educator, London Ladd, about why he thinks “style” is a four-letter word; what and who helped him stay on his feet; how to keep going in life and art; and more. To learn more about London, visit londonladd.com. Artists mentioned in this episode include: Mark English, Kazuhiko Sano, James Ransome…

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Summary In this enlightening conversation, Rebecca Rink shares her journey as a holistic healing advocate who has battled chronic illness for over 35 years. She emphasizes the importance of empowerment in managing health, advocating for lifestyle changes, and taking personal responsibility for one's well-being. Through her experiences, she illustra…