I've really enjoyed making this podcast since 2020, but the time has come for the last episode. After I returned to Canada at the end of last year I was committed to continuing, but I haven't been able to find a strong focus for the show. To me that's the signal that I need to stop, rather than keep making new episodes just to maintain the show.
Thanks to everyone who's been involved over the years: the guests who gave their time to speak to me, the subscribers who paid regularly to help me cover costs and others who encouraged me to keep going when I wondered if anyone was listening. My wife Niku deserves a shout out. She was an unpaid producer all these years: answering my many questions about Nepal, helping with translation, and listening with a an especially acute ear. Finally, thanks to you listeners, who found ways to let me know that you cared. I will miss our connection.
I am looking forward to creating a new journalism venture here on the west coast of Canada. If you're interested, stay up to date on my website, martylogan.org or my Substack, 11,020 km. I'm also on LinkedIn and Bluesky.
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Nepal Now is produced and hosted by Marty Logan.
