Rebecca Henschke, a BBC journalist known for her investigative work on the Myanmar resistance, joins Soe Win Than, editor of the BBC's Burmese service, to discuss the changing dynamics of Myanmar's military and the rise of a potent resistance movement. They delve into how young activists, driven by a crushed political landscape, have taken up arms and adopted guerrilla warfare. Insights on the role of spies, aptly dubbed 'watermelons,' reveal their strategic importance in undermining military operations. Despite victories, the path to freedom remains fraught with challenges.

From empowering Afghan women through radio programs to unraveling the mysteries of the giant armadillo in Latin America, this podcast covers diverse topics. It also delves into the controversial tradition of Haji Firouz in Iran and the failed auction of Aung San Suu Kyi's iconic house. Each story presents a unique perspective on women's rights, wildlife conservation, cultural practices, and political struggles in different regions.