Afghans are addicted to a call-in TV show that lets them speak freely. It’s just not produced in Afghanistan
The show is hosted and produced by expats, including an Afghan-Canadian who runs the operation from the basement of his Toronto home
Afghans are addicted to a call-in TV show that lets them speak freely. It’s just not produced in Afghanistan
The show is hosted and produced by expats, including an Afghan-Canadian who runs the operation from the basement of his Toronto home
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