Working Class Hero
Stephen Campbell has spent the last twelve years studying labor movements in Myanmar and other Southeast Asian countries. Going back and forth across the history of the country’s labor movement, he de...
23 Kesä 20221h 21min
Lives in the Balance
“You can you hear from how I speak that these days, I am very distracted and distressed by the development of the entire thing,” Han Htoo Khant Paing admits during this urgent and emotional interview....
16 Kesä 20221h 34min
The Power of Dialogue
Soeya Min first got his start in the travel industry, then switched to the entertainment field. When the pandemic struck, with a lot of free time on his hands, he started learning about psychology.All...
10 Kesä 20221h 56min
The Karenni Resistance
Like many of his Bamar colleagues, Khun Be Du and his Karenni community first attempted to resist the military coup through non-violent means. When that could no longer be sustained, he banded togethe...
2 Kesä 20221h 13min
The Hope of R2P
The days turned dark in March 2020 when the Burmese military began attacking and killing nonviolent protesters. Soon after the crackdown, activists still courageous enough to take to the streets began...
26 Touko 20221h 41min
The Venerable Bhikkhu Bodhi Returns
The Myanmar military’s violent response to the democracy movement has caused angst among many devout Burmese Buddhists about how to defend themselves and their fundamental freedoms, while remaining tr...
19 Touko 20222h 14min
A Delicate Balance
Kenton Clymer joins the podcast to speak about his book, "A Delicate Relationship: The United States and Burma/Myanmar since 1945." In the waning days of World War II, Americans were primarily concern...
12 Touko 20221h 57min
A Voice of Conscience
Ma Thida’s book, Prisoner of Conscience, details her remarkable and inspiring life journey.She was attending medical school when, in 1988, the military violently suppressed peaceful protesters. Soon, ...
5 Touko 20222h 5min
