Whit Hornsberger
Episode #214: Whit Hornsberger's spiritual journey began unexpectedly when a devastating ACL injury ended his basketball career at the University of Calgary. The loss of his identity as an athlete plu...
23 Jan 20242h 35min
Forging Solidarity Across Conflict
Episode #213: Isaac Evans-Frantz outlines the mission of Action Corps, a U.S.-based organization dedicated to justice and solidarity in the face of global disasters. One of their initiatives is in sup...
19 Jan 202455min
Sean Turnell
Episode #212: Sean Turnell's remarkable journey in Myanmar, spanning over three decades, reflects a life deeply intertwined with the country's tumultuous history.He first describes his extensive resea...
16 Jan 20242h 11min
Climb Every Mountain
Episode #211: Enze Han, an Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong, conducted ground-breaking research that analyzes patterns of conflict in relation to geography. His study, "Rugged terrai...
12 Jan 202447min
Echoes of Genocide
Episode #210: Andrea Gittleman's deep familiarity with Myanmar spans 15 years, and is rooted in her work with the Burma Lawyers' Council in Mae Sot. With meager resources, the council educated Burmese...
9 Jan 20241h 12min
Emergency Edition: Burning the Midnight Oil
Michael Haack sheds light on the intricate world of US sanctions and their impact on Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprises (MOGE) and the wider Myanmar military regime. Haack, a familiar voice on the podcas...
5 Jan 202443min
You Say You Want A Revolution
Episode #209: Susan Zaw’s father and grandfather were both military men, and she had never really been a real fan of the National League for Democracy (NLD). But on February 28, shortly after the coup...
2 Jan 20241h 14min
“Why Has Myanmar’s Democracy Movement Been Ignored?” (Panel Discussion)
Episode #208: Better Burma’s third panel tackles the issue of the lack of limited international governmental and infrequent media attention on the horrific, on-going situation in Myanmar and the Burme...
26 Dec 20232h 4min
