In this episode, we talk about Feminism and our personal journeys and growth with the term feminism.

This episode we talk about the spectrum of political ideologies and polarizations in it. We discuss the moral foundations of political ideologies mostly basing our discussion on Jonathan Haidt's research.  

You can find the links we mentioned in the podcast below:  

1) Political Compass test: https://www.politicalcompass.org/test

2) The moral roots of liberals and conservatives, Jonathan Haidt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SOQduoLgRw&t=1s

3) Morality Quiz: https://yourmorals.org/

4) The psychology of inequality and political division, Keith Payne: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsbV1_tA1oU&pbjreload=101

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Hello! It's the time of holidays! (well... not in Nepal) In Nepal it is, "Bideshi sanskriti manauna laaj lagdaina?" time. This episode we are going to talk exactly on that!   

We wish you all a very Happy New Year 2021!  

Also, Topi Diwas 

Also, Udhauli Ubhauli 

Also, Yomari Punhe  

In the light of recent events that took place in Nepal in favour of monarchy, we wanted to understand and discuss more on this to know if the monarchy is what Nepal needs. We have an exceptional guest for this episode, Mr. Dixit Awasthi, who is a teacher, likes to debate and was briefly involved in student politics during his undergrad. He is keenly interested in socio-political and economic issues. He likes tea and coffee equally, without sugar.

Listen to this episode to understand the relationship of Nepal with the monarchy in depth. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Trigger Warning: This episode contains a discussion on topics such as assault, rape, trafficking, sexual violence, etc. Feel free to skip this episode if these contents trigger you.   

Orange the World in 16 days is activism focused to fight violence against women and girls. For this episode, we have decided to talk about an imperative subject that has been a part of Nepali society for a long time. In this episode, we discuss different types of women-based violence and ponder on the reason for their existence in Nepali Society. This is part 2 of this episode, part 1 was posted last week.  

Links mentioned in the podcast: 

Data on women-based violence: https://nepalindata.com/

Trigger Warning: This episode contains a discussion on topics such as assault, rape, trafficking, sexual violence, etc. Feel free to skip this episode if these contents trigger you. 

Orange the World in 16 days is activism focused to fight violence against women and girls. For this episode, we have decided to talk about an imperative subject that has been a part of Nepali society for a long time. In this episode, we discuss different types of women-based violence and ponder on the reason for their existence in Nepali Society. This is part 1 of this episode, part 2 will be posted next week.

Links mentioned in the podcast:

Data on women-based violence: https://nepalindata.com/

Mental health impact of rape: https://mainweb-v.musc.edu/vawprevention/research/mentalimpact.shtml

Pahilo Kadam: https://pahilokadam.com/

Nishma's article: https://nishmatuag.wordpress.com/

More on Orange the World campaign: https://www.unwomen.org/en/what-we-do/ending-violence-against-women/take-action/16-days-of-activism

It is a well-known fact that when it comes to Tourism, Nepal has a lot to offer.  In this episode, we talk in detail about the Nepali Tourism industry; its prospects, challenges, plans and so on. We have a special guest this episode, Hrithik Chhetri, who is a student of Bachelor's in Travel and Tourism Management and has an experience of over 4 years working in this field.  

Beauty Standards is something that we have heard of and experienced in every day of our lives. While the idea of beauty is subjective, there are certain attributes of a human that are considered "beautiful" by society. In this episode, we talk about the effects of the existing standards of beauty in society. We explore the gendered, psychological, social and economic aspect of such standards. We hope you enjoy this episode.   

This is Part 2 of Beauty Standards episode. Since the content was more, and the recording was long, we decided to divide the single recording into two episodes.

Beauty Standards is something that we have heard of and experienced in every day of our lives. While the idea of beauty is subjective, there are certain attributes of a human that are considered "beautiful" by society. In this episode, we talk about the effects of the existing standards of beauty in society. We explore the gendered, psychological, social and economic aspect of such standards. We hope you enjoy this episode.  

Episode 4 is the part 1 of the Beauty Standards episode. Since the content was more, and the recording was long, we decided to divide the single recording into two episodes. Please stay tuned to our channel for the second part.

This episode we talk about Nepali Parenthood. We discuss the Nepali parenting techniques and the impact it has on children.