Nepal Now
Marty Logan
Speaking to Nepalis working to build a better country, and going beyond the usual discourse on 'development'. We're always looking for new voices and great ideas to chat about.
Recent Episodes
UPDATE 2: Another disappointment for Nepal’s rape law October 27, 2021
Recovering Nepal’s stolen art and restoring its cultureOctober 12, 2021
Women start leading local climate adaptation workOctober 04, 2021
Maximize mask wearingSeptember 22, 2021
New university taking liberal arts approachSeptember 05, 2021
A climate campaign for the HimalayaAugust 16, 2021
We're all online—But who's in control?July 30, 2021
Reading, writing, arithmetic—and radioJuly 19, 2021
Climate change's cloud over healthJuly 08, 2021
Save a forest, empower a communityJune 16, 2021
No magic pillJune 01, 2021
Oman O2 — Overseas Nepalis lead Covid19 relief driveMay 23, 2021
Reaching new heightsMay 10, 2021
Lockdown lessons: caring for those most in needApril 29, 2021
Training teens on mental healthApril 11, 2021
Men take on the patriarchyApril 01, 2021
Citizens’ movement sets lofty goalsMarch 18, 2021
Has our window of opportunity closed?March 08, 2021
Building roads to development: who gets passed by?February 24, 2021
Who is not paying for climate change?February 09, 2021
UPDATE: What happened to Nepal's rape law?January 28, 2021
On the rights path: Mohna AnsariJanuary 08, 2021
Truth and compensation are also justice for war victimsJanuary 08, 2021
Young activists will endure rape culture no longerDecember 04, 2020
‘As strong as Everest’: Engaging the private sector to fight malnutritionNovember 12, 2020
Recovering Nepal’s stolen art and restoring its cultureOctober 12, 2021
Women start leading local climate adaptation workOctober 04, 2021
Maximize mask wearingSeptember 22, 2021
New university taking liberal arts approachSeptember 05, 2021
A climate campaign for the HimalayaAugust 16, 2021
We're all online—But who's in control?July 30, 2021
Reading, writing, arithmetic—and radioJuly 19, 2021
Climate change's cloud over healthJuly 08, 2021
Save a forest, empower a communityJune 16, 2021
No magic pillJune 01, 2021
Oman O2 — Overseas Nepalis lead Covid19 relief driveMay 23, 2021
Reaching new heightsMay 10, 2021
Lockdown lessons: caring for those most in needApril 29, 2021
Training teens on mental healthApril 11, 2021
Men take on the patriarchyApril 01, 2021
Citizens’ movement sets lofty goalsMarch 18, 2021
Has our window of opportunity closed?March 08, 2021
Building roads to development: who gets passed by?February 24, 2021
Who is not paying for climate change?February 09, 2021
UPDATE: What happened to Nepal's rape law?January 28, 2021
On the rights path: Mohna AnsariJanuary 08, 2021
Truth and compensation are also justice for war victimsJanuary 08, 2021
Young activists will endure rape culture no longerDecember 04, 2020
‘As strong as Everest’: Engaging the private sector to fight malnutritionNovember 12, 2020