Krahaam Podcast

This is not just a story of marriage, but of control. Under the Khmer Rouge, intimacy became obedience in a system later described as “legalized rape.” How did marriage become a tool of state policy? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 11 was produced by Ren Sreypich, Seng Lyka, Seangly Lyhouy, and Sopheak Chantheany It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

Vietnamese families in Cambodia were labeled the “eternal enemy,” persecuted solely for their identity. What happens when ideology replaces evidence, and identity alone becomes a reason for elimination? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 10 was produced by Sim Sopheaktra, Mom Sovityea, Chim Chhailun, Sim Chanchakriya, and Long Phanith. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

A Cham man carries the memory of his father, whose faith endured under persecution. Branded as enemies, the Cham were targeted for destruction. What threat did their religion pose to the Khmer Rouge? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 9 was produced by Nan Meng Hor, Neum Chansreypich, Horn Chantra, Heng Pichpiseth, Vy Nouthorng and Heng Hewin. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

A Cham man carries the memory of his father, whose faith endured under persecution. Branded as enemies, the Cham were targeted for destruction. What threat did their religion pose to the Khmer Rouge? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 9 was produced by Nan Meng Hor, Neum Chansreypich, Horn Chantra, Heng Pichpiseth, Vy Nouthorng and Heng Hewin. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

Former Khmer Republic soldiers were targeted, while communities were manipulated to turn against their own. What happens when a regime convinces people to see neighbors and family members as enemies? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 8 was produced by That Molyka, Pheak Sophea, Khut Pisey, Trim Nita, and Phally Sreynich. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

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Fear of hidden enemies led to purges that consumed even loyal Khmer Rouge members. Thousands were accused as “traitors,” including those who once believed they were safe. What does loyalty mean when a regime turns against its own? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 6 was produced by Keo Socheata, Ang Kunthea, Rith Rasmey Kanann, Khoem Chakriya, and Hour Leang An. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

Under the Khmer Rouge, the belief that enemies were everywhere reshaped society. Suspicion entered daily life, altering relationships and survival. Within the regime’s “common purpose,” enemies were not defined by actions, but by fear and accusation. Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 5 was produced by Song Laurie, Lach Socheata, Seang Sopheaknika, Ung PanhaPich, Sok Somnang and Kemhong Sovannary. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

A soldier of the Revolutionary Army of Kampuchea was sent to Kampong Chhnang Airfield. This episode explores one of the regime’s harshest worksites, where forced labor, starvation, and silent killings shaped daily life under the Khmer Rouge. Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 3 was produced by Chea Sokheng, Hem Chanthida, Mao Sambath, Seak Meihouy, and Srin Savant. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

Tram Kak cooperative was praised by the Khmer Rouge as a model of success under the “Great Leap Forward.” Yet behind its image of equality lay fear and suffering. Why did those who lived there remember it not as progress, but as a place of survival? Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward. Episode 3 was produced by Yama Doungchanvatey, Phea Seak Heang, Nathana Johana, Tong Chhenghong, and Mom Monika. It was created under the supervision and guidance of Mrs. Nov Povleakhena and Ms. Hean Socheata from the Department of Media and Communication, Batch 23.

Recounting the fell of Phnom Penh, a survivor testified in French so her family abroad could understand the suffering she had gone through as the Khmer Rouge’s “three-day lie” unfolded. Krahaam Podcast is a documentary storytelling journey where young Cambodians explore the Khmer Rouge period through archival research and lived stories, honoring the resilience of survivors and carrying memories forward.