A listener reflects on a recent episode about the dangers the coup is causing to sustainability.
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Bobo explains his early involvement in Generation Wave, and how things have changed since the coup.
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U Gambira explains the events leading up to the Saffron Revolution
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Igor Blaževič on how a sick society can become healthy.
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Ayya Yeshe opens up about the need for spiritual practices to find their place in wider societal structures.
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Guillaume de Langre explains how the military has mismanaged the power grid since the coup.
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Pardis Mahdavi discusses the resistance movement in Iran, and we examine how it relates to what’s been happening in Burma.
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Thiri reflects on the experience of exile.
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Reflecting on the colonial legacy today.
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Gil Fronsdal describes the ranges of experiences he had while he was a monk in Burma.
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Nandar Min Swe discusses the difficulty of getting support from Western allies.
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A meditator feels solidarity with the words of the Buddhist nun from Australia.
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Liv Gaborit discusses her findings from observing political prisoners undergoing intensive vipassana meditation retreats in Insein Prison.
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Last year, Liam Scott of the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect (Global R2P) discussed the the ongoing failure of the international community to engage in Myanmar.
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The unlikely beginnings of a journey.
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Global Witness CEO Mike Davis on the standards that companies should be held to when attempting to acquire rare earth metals.
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A vipassana meditator from the Goenka tradition discusses his experiences in Burma.
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Jesse Phenow on his experiences with Knyaw and Karenni people in Minneapolis.
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A discussion about the “culture of sacrifice".
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The personal dangers of working towards human rights in Burma.
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