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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The Czech monk responds to an assertion that Burmese Buddhism would be unaffected by a change in leadership.
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A delicate yet honest discussion about Myanmar’s most notorious monk.
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Don’t miss this special chance to stream Burmese films to your heart’s content…. all for free!
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The inside story of what would have been Myanmar’s first true tech success story.
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A Burmese doctor opens up about his own trauma, and how meditation has helped him retain his mental balance.
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An Australian artist in Montreal paints a mural for Myanmar.
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A Burmese activist in the U.S. reflects on her identity.
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A New York Times award-winning photojournalist describes why he chose to draw a line from the activists, and document history in the making for the world to see.
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An inspiring speech by one of the leaders of the National Unity Government in Myanmar.
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Bart Was Not There discusses the importance of creativity during a time of revolution.
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Exploring a journey from Mandalay to Brooklyn.
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A panel with Chuu Wai Nyein, Omaid Sharifi, and Mubashar Hasan.
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