Radio Pariwartan

Pariwartan means change, and that's roughly the promise: a Nepali station that treats its playlist as a living thing rather than a fixed rotation. The sound leans on lok dohori and madal-driven folk, the kind of stuff that fills weddings in the hills and bus speakers along the Prithvi Highway, then slides toward adhunik geet and modern Nepali pop. You'll hear Kutumba's panche baja instrumentals one minute, a stripped-down acoustic number the next. It's warm, unhurried, and clearly put together by someone who likes this music. Some stretches do sag into filler. Not every block lands. Nepal has…