In this episode of the podcast series, Barsha and Mon share their personal stories and experiences of intergenerational conflict with their families and community. They also explore their lived experience further through the intersectional lens

Culture

Oct 8th, 2022 17m 12s

‘I think one of the reasons that Nepal, well maybe the refugee camps we both lived in, were culturally rich, was… I think because of our poverty, and this is not to undermine the strength of Nepalese/Bhutanese culture in binding people together

Resettlement

Jul 29th, 2022 18m 32s

Storytelling is a powerful tool to enable connection and social transformation within communities. In this Citizen Power Resettlement episode, Barsha and Mon will explore their resettlement in a foreign land they now call home and share their l

Racism

Jan 25th, 2021 9m

In 2020 we collectively witnessed public displays of racism, that are still ongoing. What will it take to dismantle racism and racists systems in 2021? This podcast provides insights from the experiences of philosopher and activist Abraham Jos

Apathy

Apr 13th, 2020 9m 53s

Emotions are powerful because mobiles us into action, when we feel rage at a particularly injustice some of us choose to stand against it, bearing the risk of being unpopular and for some even the risk of losing their lives to change it. Other

Neoliberalism

Apr 4th, 2020 9m 54s

All over the world governments are spending billions of dollars to keep the economy functioning. In times of great shocks to markets, governments rise to action, doing all they can to keep our economic systems in a state of balance. When marke

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