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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2023 · 22 MIN

UAF_EP1: ‘A’ for Activism

from Boju Bajai · host Boju Bajai

Care at the Centre: Voices from the Majority World At the heart of this series is care - the life-affirming, life-sustaining practice of honouring our interconnected relationships and our commitment to the wellbeing of ourselves, our environments, and each other. But in an increasingly hostile world, how do women, trans, and non-binary activists in the world visualize care and protection today at both the individual and organizational level? What are the specific risks to the lives and works of activists, human rights defenders and advocates from the majority world, and how do activists imagine and practice care in their unique contexts and locations? These are some of the questions we will explore in this six-part series on care produced by Urgent Action Fund Asia & Pacific. In the first episode of the series, we will talk about what it is that makes activists continue relentlessly on their paths, despite the risks, the challenges, and the threats they encounter on a daily basis by reflecting on their personal experiences and their socio-political and cultural locations and contexts that shaped their personhood and their activisms. Our gratitude to artists and activists from Nepal who lend their voices to bring to life the experiences and testimonies of activists featured in the Urgent Action Fund report - “How Can We Ground Ourselves in Care and Dance Our Revolution”. Please visit, rootingcare.org where you can read the full report and also listen to episodes from the Urgent Action Funds. You can listen to all the episodes of Care at the Centre: Voices from the Majority World here: Episode 2 https://on.soundcloud.com/7AWVp Episode 3 https://on.soundcloud.com/qBLEK Episode 4 https://on.soundcloud.com/XPCYa Episode 5 https://on.soundcloud.com/oL8kW Episode 6 https://on.soundcloud.com/rnazk Credits: Production: Boju Bajai Hosts: Bhrikuti Rai and Itisha Giri Music and Sound Design: Rajan Shrestha and Irina Giri

Care at the Centre: Voices from the Majority World At the heart of this series is care - the life-affirming, life-sustaining practice of honouring our interconnected relationships and our commitment to the wellbeing of ourselves, our environments, and each other. But in an increasingly hostile world, how do women, trans, and non-binary activists in the world visualize care and protection today at both the individual and organizational level? What are the specific risks to the lives and works of activists, human rights defenders and advocates from the majority world, and how do activists imagine and practice care in their unique contexts and locations? These are some of the questions we will explore in this six-part series on care produced by Urgent Action Fund Asia & Pacific. In the first episode of the series, we will talk about what it is that makes activists continue relentlessly on their paths, despite the risks, the challenges, and the threats they encounter on a daily basis by reflecting on their personal experiences and their socio-political and cultural locations and contexts that shaped their personhood and their activisms. Our gratitude to artists and activists from Nepal who lend their voices to bring to life the experiences and testimonies of activists featured in the Urgent Action Fund report - “How Can We Ground Ourselves in Care and Dance Our Revolution”. Please visit, rootingcare.org where you can read the full report and also listen to episodes from the Urgent Action Funds. You can listen to all the episodes of Care at the Centre: Voices from the Majority World here: Episode 2 https://on.soundcloud.com/7AWVp Episode 3 https://on.soundcloud.com/qBLEK Episode 4 https://on.soundcloud.com/XPCYa Episode 5 https://on.soundcloud.com/oL8kW Episode 6 https://on.soundcloud.com/rnazk Credits: Production: Boju Bajai Hosts: Bhrikuti Rai and Itisha Giri Music and Sound Design: Rajan Shrestha and Irina Giri

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All Ears Podcast Festival Boju Bajai All Ears is the first podcast festival of its kind in Nepal, curated to celebrate all things audio. Tibetan (Bhote), Nepalese and English - song and conversation Tibetan (Bhote), Nepalese and English - song and conversation.Starts with the porters singing in their Tibetan language. Then, it continues with a Nepalese song which also talks about the King Mahendra and the song goes as “radio bajai sor ramro….” They are also criticizing each other that the song wasn’t sung correctly. Then a boy thanks (who?) for coming to look for them, in English and sings a song in his language.22.12.1968GURUNG_SOUND_1 ZROZUMIEĆ MARKETING Artur Jabłoński & Marek Piasek Zrozumieć Marketing. Podcast dla przedsiębiorców, marketerów i innych osób zawodowo związany z marketingiem i sprzedażą, które szukają rzetelnej wiedzy, praktycznych wskazówek i sprawdzonych w boju strategii promowania firm.Ucz się marketingu od praktyków. Podcast prowadzą przedsiębiorcy z wieloletnim doświadczeniem - Artur Jabłoński i Marek Piasek - którzy z sukcesem rozwinęli firmy swoje i swoich klientów dzięki narzędziom marketingu internetowego. Teraz wspólnie nagrywają podcast, by dzielić się wiedzą z innymi.Każdy odcinek to pigułka wiedzy złożona z najnowszych odkryć prowadzących, którzy opowiadają, co obecnie najlepiej sprawdza im się w promocji biznesów oraz tematu głównego - pogłębionego studium wybranego zagadnienia marketingowego. Mamy wiedzą lepiej Meloradio „Mamy wiedzą lepiej” to podcast tylko dla mam, które z dystansem podchodzą do swojej roli, potrafią śmiać się ze swoich porażek i nie wstydzą się przyznać, że macierzyństwo to słodko-gorzkie historie, dalekie od instagramowych, pięknych kadrów.Podcast to rozmowa dwóch "przeciętnych" mam, które z przymrużeniem oka przy kawie plotkują o codziennych problemach, nie wstydzą się bycia nieidealną, a w swojej „zwykłości” są wiarygodne. Nie ma tu porad ekspertów i edukacyjnego tonu, ale tipy i patenty z rodzinnego placu boju - jak poradzić sobie z wiecznym gilem z nosa, sprzęty pomagające ogarnąć domowy bajzel, czy zabawki, które można kupić z mniejszym wyrzutem sumienia.

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