Saad Mohseni, author of "Radio Free Afghanistan" and founder of the Moby Group, shares his insights on navigating media in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. He discusses the unique challenges journalists face and the resilience of Afghan culture, particularly in education and women's rights. The conversation touches on the stark differences in governance experiences between urban and rural areas. Mohseni also highlights the evolving identity of Afghan media amid political upheaval and the importance of international support for the Afghan populace.

In this insightful conversation, Saad Mohseni, CEO of Moby Group, shares his journey building Afghanistan's largest media company amidst immense challenges. From establishing a radio station in a post-Taliban landscape to advocating for a free press, he reflects on the resilience of Afghan journalists. The discussion highlights the struggles faced by women in media under Taliban rules and the evolving dynamics of media in authoritarian contexts. Mohseni’s personal anecdotes reveal a hopeful narrative, illustrating the power of journalism in times of despair.

Saad Mohseni, a media entrepreneur and author of "Radio Free Afghanistan," shares his life story from being the child of a diplomat to founding a radio station post-9/11. He provides an insightful look at the challenges of establishing a free press in Afghanistan amidst ongoing war and political upheaval. Mohseni discusses the Taliban's complex regime and its impact on women's rights, as well as the hurdles to democracy shaped by cultural and historical contexts. His reflections on resilience and leadership highlight the critical role of media in fostering accountability and freedom.

Saad Mohseni, the visionary behind Moby Group and author of "Radio Free Afghanistan," shares insights on reshaping Afghanistan's media landscape. He reflects on his journey from banking to founding a media empire post-Taliban. The discussion highlights the cultural revival sparked by 'Afghan Star' amid ongoing censorship challenges. Saad also addresses the resilience of independent journalists and the complex realities for women in Afghanistan today, all while navigating the intricate dynamics following the Taliban's return.

Saad Mohseni, chairman of Afghanistan’s largest television station and co-author of "Radio Free Afghanistan," and Fatima Gailani, women’s rights activist and peace negotiator, discuss Afghanistan's dire situation. They highlight the severe restrictions on women's rights and the hunger crisis facing the country. The conversation explores the paradox of economic indicators improving while the population struggles daily. They also address the complexities of international engagement and the need for a reevaluation of strategies towards the Taliban.