Jho Media stands for clarity, accessibility, and incisive inquiry in the Nepali media space — programming that puts education first across the issues that fall outside typical coverage in the capital and beyond.
We’re in the business of sharing ideas across barriers — through interviews, conversations, and roundtables that put people first and politics aside.
Nepali media used to be a vector for honest inquiry — for the curious, the contrarian, the patient. We built Jho Media to bring that back.
We sit with founders and farmers, scholars and activists, elders and students — to surface the raw, messy and relatable wisdom that can’t find a place in legacy media. People-driven. Politically unaffiliated. Built for the next generation of Nepali youth.
Our programs showcase the incisive honesty of direct human interaction — interviews, roundtables, and expert panels for a new generation.
Carefully selected groups of students, influencers and activists come together to negotiate tough questions and find common ground — on motherhood, feminism, addiction, ecology, and traditional lifestyles.
Honest narratives with universal relevance, shared for the public good. Small crews and intimate sets stage a diverse roster of creatives, activists, reformers and achievers with powerful stories to tell.
In collaboration with Speak Up Nepal — a representative panel of scientists, politicians and advocates weighing in on aviation safety, corruption, air pollution, flooding, citizenship, banking, education and gender violence.
Sanskrit texts demystified — playful, accessible, and informative conversations on the Mahābhārata, Manusmṛti, Arthaśāstra, Kāmasūtra, Rāmāyaṇa and the Jātakas. The all-time classics, made accessible.
Essays, interviews and reporting from the studio — Kathmandu and beyond. No ads, no aggregation, no algorithm.
We’re fielding strategic partners, expert guests, and story tips — from the public sector, private sector, and the people on the ground. Pick the channel that fits, or send us a note.