Freedom Podcast

In this podcast, we have longstanding activist, storyteller, and aspiring filmmaker Mr. Pratap Adhikari as our guest. We both talk about the importance and challenges of diversity for development and social cohesion in Nepal. Furthermore, the podcast shares the importance of art and culture brining about social change in communities and the country. 

In this episode, cofounders of Freedom Studio talk about their dream of creating freedom studio. What motivated them to create this platform for artists and activist and what impacts are they trying to make. To follow more about their work 

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In a conversation with revolutionary rapper Killa Ace from the Gambia who through his rap songs stretch courage of the Gambian people to demand freedom and democracy in the country. Killa shares his story of struggle, commitment and belief for freedom of the Gambian people.

Follow his youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDgzRjAHuvCtaDf2MwQM97g

Official link of Ku Boka C Geta G : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPdVnTqFuWU

In this episode of the Freedom Studio Podcast, Nish speaks with DJ Switch from Nigeria and Risham Wassem from Pakistan. These two young female artivists discussed their experiences using art (music and visual content) to engage young people in social change processes. They further shared challenges for youth engagement in their country and their motivation for using art to organize and empower communities against illiberal mindset/governance.

To learn or/and support DJ's work visit: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLteRnGQcNYlPXInYgbAbw, or follow her at Instagram @djswitch_. Check out Risham’s work and her organization at: https://maatitv.com/

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