Antenna Foundation Nepal

Antenna Foundation Nepal isn't a jukebox. It's a media house that makes radio for people who need it: farmers in the hills, mothers in the Terai, kids in towns where the FM dial is thin. Expect health advice, civic education, disaster preparedness, interviews with people who rarely get a microphone. It works. The tone stays plain and unhurried, closer to a neighbour talking than a presenter performing. Production is shared with community stations, so you'll hear Nepali alongside regional languages. That's the interesting part. When music turns up, it leans folk-rooted, the world of Kutumba and…