Mass protests in Nepal have erupted, capturing international attention and raising urgent questions about democracy, governance, and social unrest in South Asia. From calls for reform to the government’s response, the demonstrations are shaping headlines and sparking solidarity movements across borders.

In this episode, we break down what’s happening in Nepal, why people are taking to the streets, and how the protests connect to wider global struggles for political accountability. We’ll also look at how social media is amplifying local voices to a global audience.

Stay tuned until the end for a teaser of our next episode, where we’ll shift gears to celebrate music excellence with the Emma Winners 2025.

Netflix’s The Rip has quickly become a trending obsession, sparking intense discussion about its themes, characters, and cultural resonance. Combining suspenseful storytelling with raw social commentary, the series is making waves worldwide.

In this episode, we explore what makes The Rip stand out, why audiences are drawn to it, and how it reflects broader cultural anxieties in 2025. From its creative vision to the fan theories lighting up social media, we unpack why this Netflix release is dominating the conversation.

Stick around until the end for a preview of our next episode, where we turn our attention to the Nepal Protests and the political and social movements shaping headlines.

Matcha has taken the world by storm, from traditional Japanese tea ceremonies to TikTok lattes, energy drinks, and skincare products. Once reserved for monks and rituals, it’s now a global wellness and lifestyle trend.

In this episode, we explore what makes matcha unique, why it’s become such a cultural and commercial phenomenon, and whether the hype matches the health benefits. We also look at how internet culture has turned this green powder into a status symbol.

Stay tuned until the end for a preview of our next episode, where we shift gears into Netflix’s newest dramatic release, The Rip.