Kashif Khan is a Gen Z activist and content creator who emerged as a powerful youth voice during Nepal’s 2025 protests. Known for speaking out against poor governance and social injustice, he used digital platforms to mobilise support, raise awareness, and even help collect funds for protesters injured during the movement.

In this episode, Kashif opens up about his journey into activism, the challenges he faced along the way, and his vision for a more accountable and youth-driven Nepal. He also talks about his work as part of Miraj Dhungana’s team and reflects on how young voices, when organised and fearless, can drive real and lasting change in the country.

Ojaswi Raj Thapa is a Nepalese entrepreneur, Gen Z activist, and recent member of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (Raswapa), who rose to national prominence during the September 2025 Gen Z protests and was actively present during the Rabi–Balen–Kulman alliance discussions. He emerged as one of the youth voices pushing back against corruption, weak governance, and exclusionary politics.

Known for championing anti-corruption, non-violence, and youth empowerment, Ojaswi represents a new generation seeking accountability, transparency, and systemic reform in Nepal. In this episode, he reflects on the Gen Z movement, his transition from activism to formal politics, and how young leaders can reshape Nepal’s political future.

In this episode, Ojaswi shares his journey from the streets to the political arena, offering insights into youth movements, political unity efforts, and the ongoing struggle for accountable leadership in Nepal.

In this episode, we sit down with Prof. Dr Achyut Wagle, Vice-Chancellor of Kathmandu University, a leading economist, academic, and public intellectual in Nepal. With decades of experience in academia and public service — including roles as Registrar, Associate Dean, Head of the Management Science Department, and advisor to both the Prime Minister and the Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank — Prof. Wagle brings deep insight into the country’s economic, governance, and development challenges.

He breaks down the real issues holding Nepal back—from corruption and weak leadership to gaps in education, unemployment, and governance—and shares his perspective on Nepal’s Gen Z movement and its demand for accountability, transparency, and reform. The conversation also explores the shadow economy, overlooked economic priorities, regional development, and entrepreneurship, offering a comprehensive view of what Nepal needs to progress.

वरिष्ठ अधिवक्ता डा. चन्द्रकान्त ज्ञवाली, संविधानविद्, is one of Nepal’s foremost constitutional experts and a senior advocate of the Supreme Court of Nepal. With decades of experience in constitutional law, legal scholarship, and public discourse, he has played a significant role in shaping national conversations on governance and democracy.

Dr Gyawali was among the key legal minds who advised during the constitutional consultations that led to the formation of Nepal’s current interim government, engaging in extensive, hours-long deliberations alongside leading constitutional scholars. A scholar, author, and respected legal thinker, he is widely known for his sharp constitutional interpretations and thoughtful insights on state power, citizens’ rights, and Nepal’s political direction.

In this episode, we dive deep into constitutional governance, institutional responsibility, and the future of Nepal’s democracy.

Advocate Mr.Din Mani Pokhrel is a senior advocate of Nepal and a highly respected authority in constitutional and public law. He previously served as the Attorney General of Nepal, where he acted as the government’s chief legal advisor on critical constitutional and legal matters.

In this episode, he offers thoughtful and experience-driven insights into Nepal’s legal system, governance, and the real-world challenges of upholding the rule of law, drawing from decades of work at the highest levels of public service. His perspective brings clarity to complex legal issues that continue to shape the country’s democratic journey.

Mr Dipesh Karki is a computer engineer and finance professional currently serving as an assistant professor of economics. He is pursuing a PhD in rural water financing and specialises in business intelligence development, market research, IP telephony, and banking software. He has published seven peer-reviewed papers in ABDC and ABS-ranked journals and has strong expertise in J2EE and .NET development. His research interests include rural water economics, stock markets, banking, climate finance, health economics, econometrics, and risk forecasting. He is also a certified trainer for ITC’s Trade Map and Market Access Map tools and enjoys writing short fiction.

Pawan Regmi is a cybersecurity enthusiast who explains how modern hackers operate and how easily our personal devices can be compromised. In this episode, he breaks down the methods attackers use to target our phones, steal sensitive data, drain bank accounts within seconds, and even use our information for blackmail.

We also perform a live hacking demonstration to show how quickly a device can be breached in real time. Pawan shares simple, powerful safety tips like using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, avoiding suspicious links, and keeping your software updated to help you stay protected from real-world cyber threats.

Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation on hacking, digital safety, and how to protect yourself online.

Dr. Kalpana Khanal, one of Nepal’s leading macroeconomists, joins us for an eye-opening conversation on the shifting global and national economy. With a PhD and MA in Economics from the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC), USA, and over a decade of research and teaching experience in US universities, Dr. Khanal brings deep insights into global finance, political economy, money & banking, and institutional econoDr. Kalpana Khanal, one of Nepal’s leading macroeconomists, joins us for an eye-opening conversation on the shifting global and national economy. With a PhD and MA in Economics from the University of Missouri Kansas City (UMKC), USA, and over a decade of research and teaching experience in US universities, Dr. Khanal brings deep insights into global finance, political economy, money & banking, and in

Today’s podcast features Prajwal Acharya, one of Nepal’s most talked-about psychologists , the guy who explains the things we all feel but never say out loud.

We dive into the hard truths:

• Why people cheat

• Why nice guys keep losing

• Why men feel more lonely than ever

• Why you’re not getting treated the way you deserve

• Why we attract the wrong people

• How our childhood shapes our entire dating life

• And how to finally break toxic patterns

This episode will hit home for anyone who has ever loved, lost, or questioned themselves. It’s real, raw, and full of clarity you wish you had years ago.

Saroj Krishna Ghimire is one of Nepal’s well-known legal professionals, practising as a Supreme Court lawyer and serving as a law professor at Tribhuvan University. He leads Himalayan Lawyers & Associates, where he focuses on commercial law, human rights, and dedicated pro bono legal work.

With years of experience in sensitive cases Mr Ghimire has represented clients in some of Nepal’s most talked-about legal battles, including the cases of Sandeep Lamichhane, Aftab Alam, and Charles Sobhraj. His work reflects a blend of courtroom expertise, public advocacy, and a commitment to strengthening Nepal’s legal landscape.