Dick Gorden is going to host program about Nepal now.

WWW.npr.org

may be you can call in and participate in the program.

Kunda Dixit is one of the guests.

Anup Pahari another guest

Who is that Boss from Boston?

listening right now...

go to http://www.theconnection.org/

and listen live...

thanks for letting us know.....

nothing we did not already know - as expected. however, i was impressed with the host's presentation skills and in-depth knowledge of the situation. i missed the beginning, so does anyone know who anup pahari is?

Anup Pahari, teaches Nepali Language and Culture at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington. <----this was posted on the website itself.

i missed most of the show, but as you said, i'm sure it was nothing new....still, good that there is publicity about the whole situation! maybe it will wake more amrikans up from their states of comatose ignorance....

Agree with you Palpali. But the listeners of NPR are (most of the time) aware of current world situation.
I might listen to the archive this evening.
Airing of main stream media is dictated by what sells the most and they know no one is going buy news on Nepal in the US.

Some guy called in and the topic almost changed to how come all the well-educated nepali are out of Nepal.

Which is true!!!!!
Instead of swearing at americans may be we all should go back and do something?

Was listening to NPR.
Kunda Dixit speaks good--i mean the fluency.

I have no idea on what Mr Pahari was speaking.


By the way the host didn't address Mr Pahari as Doctor Pahari.

I thought it was a must for all the Nepali doctors including PHDs to be addressed as Dr.

They just talk from outside of Nepal. I m not sure what they have done in Nepal...Just big talk

I have bought 2 six packs because I really wanted to talk about Nepal tonight.

Aru bela ma ke jura garnu Nepal ko ?

Palpali, pal, don't wake the sleeping Amrikan giants. They might decide that they don't like Nepalis and then take all the oil in Nepal to fuel their military-industrial juggernaut. D'OH!