Examining the role of anger and free expression in Burmese society.
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The story of the first violent clashes.
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Supporting the survival of ethnic languages in Myanmar.
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How a gay doctor from Mandalay is challenging norms while fighting the military.
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Alan Clements discusses his half-century of engagement with Myanmar, and where the worlds of Dhamma and politics converge.
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The devastating interview with a pacifist-turned-resistance leader.
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A discussion with Carl Stimson about John Coleman’s spiritual journey and eventual appointment as a vipassana teacher.
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An interview that is challenging and rewarding in covering sensitive ground.
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Clyde Ford discusses his anti-racism training at Vipassana centers in the tradition of S.N. Goenka.
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Documentarian Jeanne Hallacy describes the making of her new film about the revolution.
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A Burmese academic looks at the history of cinema in his country, and how it was impacted by censorship.
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The story of how one soldier’s family left everything behind, for the good of the people.
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Revisiting the deeper significance of Burmese protest memes.
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A deeper look into a realistic, revolutionary artwork
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A Burmese American poet whose voice we will be hearing soon on the podcast!
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The inside story of the poem written and translated by a Burmese activist.
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The NUG Spokesperson discusses the value of art and freedom in Myanmar.
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A writer reflects on her engagement towards supporting the democratic movement in Myanmar.
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