Rohit John Chettri, singer-songwriter, joins us to talk about Nepal’s evolving music and culture scene. In this episode, he discusses quitting guitar, the rise of Nepal’s new rap wave, Nepal’s musical heritage, and the balance between learning and creating music. He also shares thoughts on viral trends like Nepal Police’s social media strategy, RSP’s unifying political message, iconic moments from his journey, and the lasting influence of legends like Freddie Mercury.

Jitu Nepal, actor, comedian, and producer, joins us to discuss his upcoming film I Am Jit Bahadur, releasing nationwide on June 19. In this episode,he also talks about the making of I Am Jit Bahadur, movie investment, behind-the-scenes stories, and his passion for the Football.

Dipak Kumar Sah is a Member of Parliament from Mahottari–2, representing the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP). In this episode, we explore his journey into politics, the vision that drives his public service, and his perspective on the current state of Nepali politics. He also shares insights on improving Nepal’s eye healthcare sector, internal democracy within RSP, and the role of media narratives in shaping public perception

Nima Rumba is a renowned Nepali pop singer, songwriter, composer, producer, and actor known for defining Nepali pop music with hits like Ms. Catwalk and Huri Batas. In this episode, we revisited the golden era of 90s Nepali music, his Nepal tours, and the rich connections built with artists along the way. He also shares memories of Nepal’s hippie culture, sharing stages with new artists, and timeless hits like Ms. Catwalk and Huri Batas.