“It's their revolution”: Two weeks on from Nepal's Gen Z Protests

Independent journalist Pranaya Rana talks about what led up to the movement that overthrew the Nepalese government — and what might happen next

Sep 26 • 

Calum Stuart

42:26

The Environmentalists Fighting for Indigenous Rights in Thailand

Listen now | EarthRights talks about the work going into pushing back against mining and energy firms setting up in northern Thailand and Myanmar

Sep 14 • 

Calum Stuart

49:35

‘It is scary, it's very tense’: What's the situation with the protests in Indonesia?

Listen now | Andreas Harsono from Human Rights Watch talks about why politicians' salaries have angered so many in Indonesia, leading to protests that…

Sep 7 • 

Calum Stuart

25:39

August 2025

‘It’s an act of resistance’: Preserving the Cultural History of the Rohingya

Listen now | Documentary photographer Greg Constantine talks about his work to save photos and documents from the ethnic group's past

Aug 17 • 

Calum Stuart

46:28

‘It's very, very difficult for us to... live’: Being Transgender in Singapore

Trans rights advocate Ellis Ng on the realities of being trans in Singapore and concerns about growing transphobia around the globe

Aug 8 • 

Calum Stuart

51:17

July 2025

Forgiveness Through Faith: The Filipino Actress Who Faced Her Mother's Killer

Listen now | Cherry Pie Picache talks about how her Catholic devotion led her on a journey of forgiving and redemption

Jul 13 • 

Calum Stuart

1

44:55

‘A person is not only composed of a soul’: The Catholics Working for Prison Reform in the Philippines

Listen now | Gerry Bernabe from the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines talks about the colossal struggles of working for carceral change

Jul 4 • 

Calum Stuart

49:36

June 2025

What does it mean to be an anti-death penalty activist in an abolitionist state? (Part 2)

Listen now (45 mins) | Elizabeth Wood and Sara Kowal discuss what Australia is doing to end capital punishment on the world stage

Jun 22 • 

Calum Stuart

2

44:40

‘They supported me’: A Journey from Death Row Prisoner to Painter, and a Family's Unwavering Dedication

Art and Dolly Pangilinan tell their story of love and resilience over three decades of struggle

Jun 20 • 

Calum Stuart

1

38:25

‘We should all care about states that use this power’: The Australian Activists Taking on the Death Penalty (Part 1)

Listen now | Elizabeth Wood and Sara Kowal talk about their experiences campaigning for the worldwide abolition of capital punishment

Jun 15 • 

Calum Stuart

38:46

May 2025

'They are in survival mode': Four Years into Myanmar's Devastating Civil War (Part 2)

Listen now (51 mins) | Sonny Swe discusses the state of his home country as the military junta government struggles to maintain power

May 25 • 

Calum Stuart

2

50:45

Surviving Solitary Confinement, Life in Exile, and the Future of Myanmar: An Interview with Sonny Swe (Part 1)

The Burmese magazine publisher talks about spending over eight years in prison, and the fallout from the earthquake which devastated large parts of his…

May 18 • 

Calum Stuart

48:44