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    Joah McGee is the founder and host of the Insight Myanmar Podcast and founder of Better Burma. He lived and worked in Burma for nearly two decades, and since launching Insight Myanmar in 2019 has conducted long-form interviews documenting the country’s political, social, cultural and spiritual landscape. Following the 2021 military coup, the platform broadened considerably to document Burma’s contemporary crisis and amplify voices from across the country and diaspora. His work also extends into multimedia storytelling and humanitarian engagement through Better Burma.

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  • Creative Resistance: What Myanmar’s Revolution Reveals About Democracy

    Creative Resistance: What Myanmar’s Revolution Reveals About Democracy

    • Events, External
    • November 13, 2026

    In 1988, a young British journalist named Chris Gunness found a note beneath his pillow in Myanmar. Activists preparing for a nationwide uprising had recognized that he could get their message beyond the country’s borders. What might have appeared to …

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