In Nepal, the Himalayas aren’t the only barrier. Across this nation of 30 million, spotty or non-existent internet access cuts millions off from the global economy. Imagine trying to earn a living wage when you can’t apply for remote work, check market prices for your crops, or access online banking. Students fall behind. Small businesses lose customers. Young people leave. While the world goes digital, entire villages stay silent—and poverty deepens. Today, we ask: In a country where connectivity could lift wages and transform lives, why is the web still out of reach? How should the world understand the crisis at this moment? In this brand-new episode, we will address all the details.