KC is the executive director of Mitini Nepal, an organisation working for the rights of lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LBT) individuals. Photo: Courtesy of Mitini Nepal
One of my absolute favourite podcasts to listen to is Chosen Family. The team runs a much-loved YouTube channel within the LGBTIQA+ community. This podcast redefines the concept of family by embracing a variety of individuals as mothers or siblings. Through heartwarming videos, it showcases the strength of emotional bonds, emphasising that family isn’t exclusively tied to blood relations.
Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya
Tikaram Yatri’s show,Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya, takes a distinctive political perspective and is truly enjoyable to listen to. Fearlessly, Yatri involves prominent political leaders and celebrities in direct, insightful discussions about current affairs. He also addresses questions from the listeners. The podcast is a good platform for meaningful political discourse.
Sushant Pradhan
Sushant Pradhan’s podcast is another personal favourite of mine, featuring insightful interviews with a diverse range of personalities, including political leaders, celebrities, and public officers. Recently, he delved into current affairs like the TikTok ban in Nepal and Nepal’s involvement in sending troops to Russia. Pradhan’s talks with experts offer clear insights and solutions to navigate complex issues.
tHE bRAVO dELTA
I really connect with Bhushan Dahal’s interviews on tHE bRAVO dELTA podcast. His unique approach involves spontaneous conversations without pre-set scripts, and I love how he addresses controversies head-on. In a recent interview about the possibility of Nepal returning to a monarchy, he adeptly engages guests, adjusting his approach based on their responses.
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