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Hello, I am Thaathu Waheed. Since mid-teens, I have worked as a Radio Jockey, Radio Presenter and Producer at renowned radio stations in the Maldives. Recently, I have decided to start something of my own as sound broadcasting is something I am really passionate about. Thaathu Podcasts is my first project as an independent sound broadcaster. Thaathu Podcast basically is me and my friends from different fields talking / ranting about what we are most passionate about

  1. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 20: A Crown & A Cross

    FEB 5

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 20: A Crown & A Cross

    In this episode, I present my research on the story of Dom Manoel (Hasan IX) the king who  renounced Islam and converted to Christianity Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: Naseema Mohamed Kaleyfaanu (2010). Dhivehiraajeyge Rahunnaai Raneen. Male': Dhivehi Bahaai Thaareekhah Khidhumaiykuraa Marukazu. Ahmed Nijah (2014). Gaumah Gadhaaruvee Meehunge Therein Nuvavana Hassan Rasgefaanu. Retrieved from: https://mikalnews.com/report/22/?page=0 Ajay Kamalakaran (2021). When Maldives was ruled by Catholic kings living all the way in Goa. Retrieved from: https://scroll.in/magazine/1007554/when-maldives-was-ruled-by-catholic-kings-living-all-the-way-in-goa

    12 min
  2. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 18: The Last King

    JAN 29

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 18: The Last King

    In this episode, I present my research on the story of Sultan Muhammad Fareed Al-Awwal, the last king of the Maldives.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: The President's Office (2025). President Al Ameer Ibrahim Nasir. Retrieved from: https://presidency.gov.mv/PO/FormerPresident/6 Olivia Lang and Zaheena Rasheed (2008). Former President Nasir Dies. Retrieved from:  https://web.archive.org/web/20090126080901/http://www.minivannews.com/news_detail.php?id=5533 Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology (2025). Republic Day. Retrieved from:https://mohst.gov.mv/ministry/celebrating-days/15 Ahmed Alaa Didi (2021). Jumhooriyathaai Raajjeyge Jumhooriyya ah Balailumeh. Retrieved from:https://adhadhu.com/article/18128 Aminath Yumna (2024). Dhivehi Raajjeyge Jumhooriyyage Ufehdhumaai Tharagee. Retrieved from:https://farudhun.com/article/1399 Mohamed Hamdhoon (2023). Emme Fahuge Radhun: Aaraai Baareh Neiy Othee Izzathaai Sharafu. Retrieved from:https://mihaaru.com/report/120502 Mohamed Hamdhoon (2022). Boduganduvarugai Nasir Koaradi Jessevee Keeve. Retrieved from: https://mihaaru.com/report/110882

    13 min
  3. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 18: The Northern Uprising

    JAN 24

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 18: The Northern Uprising

    In this episode, I present my research on the story behind the northern uprising.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: mvplus(2025). Thaareekhge Therein: Uthuru Gadubadah 82 Aharu! Retrieved from: https://www.plus.mv/news/120559 Michael O'Shea (2006). Fahuge Tareek Maldives history timeline 1900-2006. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20060221053914/http://www.dhivehiobserver.com/maldivesculture/Tareek/maldives_history_timeline_20th_century.htm

    11 min
  4. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 17: Silvercrest vs. Thinadhoo

    JAN 15

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 17: Silvercrest vs. Thinadhoo

    In this episode, I present my research on the story behind the depopulation of Thinadhoo. Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: Hussain Zaheen (2015). Havaru Thinadhooge Rayyithunaai Dhekolhah Nasir Hingi Laainsaanee Jareema. Retrieved from: https://www.addulive.com/38424 Mohamed Naseem (2022). Thinadhoo Falhukurun: Sarukaarun Kudakudhinnah Jessi Haalu. Retrieved from:https://adhadhu.com/article/22707 Fahala Saeed (2022). Thinadhoon Meehun Beyli Kaarisaa 1. Retrieved from:https://sandhaanu.today/21834/ Fahala Saeed (2022). Thinadhoon Meehun Beyli Kaarisaa 2. Retrieved from:https://sandhaanu.today/22017/ Mohamed Hamdhoon (2022). Thinadhooah HavaruThinadhoo Kiyunee Keevve? E ee Fahuruveri Vaan Jehey Namehtha?. Retrieved from: https://adhadhu.com/article/20337 Ahmed Shurau (2021). Thinadhoogai Alun Vazanverivaan Kurevunu Iulaan. Retrieved from: https://gaafu.mv/dv/29029 MVPlus. Havaru Thinadhoo Depopulation – Part 1: The Beginning of the Uprising. Retrieved from: https://www.plus.mv/photo-stories/36142/?fbclid=IwY2xjawNQU2dleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFVTklaYk9LR3JOaXd3Y0JzAR7s5JKB2C0s4dkcZTY5lbNO0XG6CFwuS0KKzmOkkB-tO8gHpNr4FVXwkAf9CA_aem_OV_b17ZChqB9UQg9IinulA MVPlus. Havaru Thinadhoo Depopulation – Part 2: The End of the Secessionist Administration. Retrieved from: https://www.plus.mv/photo-stories/36266/ Abdulla Hilmy (2020). Havaruthinadhoon Meehun Beylumuge Thereyn 5. Retrieved from:https://web.archive.org/web/20200928113928/https://www.galehiri.com/2013/12/5.html Abdulla Hilmy (2016). Havaruthinadhoon Meehun Beyli Vaahaka. Retrieved from: https://web.archive.org/web/20201204072818/https://www.galehiri.com/2016/09/blog-post_1.html Abdulla Hilmy (2020). Havaruthinadhoon Meehun Beylumuge Thereyn 3. Retrieved from:https://web.archive.org/web/20201029053739/https://www.galehiri.com/2013/12/3.html Abdulla Hilmy (2020). Havaruthinadhoon Meehun Beylumuge Thereyn 6. Retrieved from:https://web.archive.org/web/20200927110209/http://www.galehiri.com/2013/12/6.html

    10 min
  5. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 16: A Kingdom, A Republic, & Everything In Between

    11/11/2025

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 16: A Kingdom, A Republic, & Everything In Between

    In this episode, I present my research on the story behind how the Maldives became a republic.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: The President's Office (2025). President Al Ameer Ibrahim Nasir. Retrieved from: https://presidency.gov.mv/PO/FormerPresident/6 Olivia Lang and Zaheena Rasheed (2008). Former President Nasir Dies. Retrieved from:  https://web.archive.org/web/20090126080901/http://www.minivannews.com/news_detail.php?id=5533 Ministry of Homeland Security and Technology (2025). Republic Day. Retrieved from:https://mohst.gov.mv/ministry/celebrating-days/15 Ahmed Alaa Didi (2021). Jumhooriyathaai Raajjeyge Jumhooriyya ah Balailumeh. Retrieved from:https://adhadhu.com/article/18128 Aminath Yumna (2024). Dhivehi Raajjeyge Jumhooriyyage Ufehdhumaai Tharagee. Retrieved from:https://farudhun.com/article/1399 Mohamed Hamdhoon (2023). Emme Fahuge Radhun: Aaraai Baareh Neiy Othee Izzathaai Sharafu. Retrieved from:https://mihaaru.com/report/120502 Mohamed Hamdhoon (2022). Boduganduvarugai Nasir Koaradi Jessevee Keeve. Retrieved from: https://mihaaru.com/report/110882

    10 min
  6. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 15: Dawn of Betrayal: From Treason to Triumph

    11/03/2025

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 15: Dawn of Betrayal: From Treason to Triumph

    In this episode, I present my research on the story behind the November 3rd terrorist attack in Male’.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: MNDF (2012). November 3. Male’ Maldives Moosa Latheef (2023). Luthufee Minivan Viyas E Handhaan Thakaai Vakivumeh Neiy. Retrieved from: https://dhauru.com/post/report/24299 Moosa Latheef (2021).Beybey, Aharen Biruganey: Eyge Fahun Eree Vazan. Dhen Maru. Retrieved from: https://dhauru.com/post/report/2102 Ahmed Faseeh (2019). 3 November 1988 Ge Udhuvaanee Hamalaa.  Retrieved from: https://aafathis.mv/archives/39946 David Brewster (2014). Operation Cactus: India’s 1988 intervention in the Maldives. Retrieved from: https://web.archive.org/web/20170101022632/http://pragati.nationalinterest.in/2014/04/operation-cactus-indias-1988-intervention-in-the-maldives/ Mariyath Mohamed (2023). November 3 conspirator Luthfee to be released today. Retrieved from: https://edition.mv/news/30338?ref=tagpage-related-related Ana Ahmed (2024). November 3, 1988: The Day the Maldives Defied a Coup. Retrieved from: https://en.sauvees.com/1457/ Sun.mv (2024). Moosa Ali Jaleel to receive Grand Order of Military Honor. Retrieved from: https://en.sun.mv/92963 Mohamed Rehan (2022). The failed coup d’état of November 3. Retrieved from: https://edition.mv/november_3_coup/26201 Coralgrass Market (nd). 3rd November 1988 coup d'état – a disorderly preparation. Retrieved from: https://coralglass.market/news/213

    20 min
  7. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 14 - The Southern Rebellion (United Suvadive Republic)

    10/30/2025

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 14 - The Southern Rebellion (United Suvadive Republic)

    In this episode, I present my research on the story behind the United Suvadive Republic.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: Naseema Mohamed (2013). Minivan Dhivehi Raajje. Dhivehi Bahuge Academy. Male’.  Michael O'Shea (2006). Fahuge Tareek Maldives history timeline 1900-2006. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20060221053914/http://www.dhivehiobserver.com/maldivesculture/Tareek/maldives_history_timeline_20th_century.htm Maldivesindependent (2015). A lingering longing for self-rule. Retrieved from: https://maldivesindependent.com/feature-comment/the-longing-for-self-rule-115666 Pamela (2022). Top 10 Remarkable Facts about Abdullah Afeef. Retrieved from: https://www.discoverwalks.com/blog/maldives/top-10-remarkable-facts-about-abdullah-afeef/

    11 min
  8. Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 13: Lost at Sea: The Last Voyage of Hassan Fareed

    10/23/2025

    Tales Beyond the Sunny Side - Episode 13: Lost at Sea: The Last Voyage of Hassan Fareed

    In this episode, I present my research on the story of Al-Ameen Hassan Fareed Didi.  Maldivian history has primarily been preserved through oral traditions, with limited written documentation available. As a result, some details presented in this episode may not be entirely precise.  However, I have made every effort to compile and synthesize the information from the sources I was able to access. Below is a list of references consulted in the research process: Abdul Hakeem Hussain Manik (1994). Hassan Fareedge Thaarekh Adhi Dhivehi Thaareekhuge Thanthankolhu. Latheef (2016). Hassan Fareed was deliberately disappeared by English. Retrieved from https://miadhu.mv/article/en/5389 Mohamed Hamdhoon (2019). Maazeen Miadhu: Hassan Fareed Gehlun, Sababakee Germanuge Hamala. Retrieved from https://mihaaru.com/news/52610 Michael O'Shea (2006). Fahuge Tareek Maldives history timeline 1900-2006. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20060221053914/http://www.dhivehiobserver.com/maldivesculture/Tareek/maldives_history_timeline_20th_century.htm

    13 min
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Hello, I am Thaathu Waheed. Since mid-teens, I have worked as a Radio Jockey, Radio Presenter and Producer at renowned radio stations in the Maldives. Recently, I have decided to start something of my own as sound broadcasting is something I am really passionate about. Thaathu Podcasts is my first project as an independent sound broadcaster. Thaathu Podcast basically is me and my friends from different fields talking / ranting about what we are most passionate about

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  • Creator
    Thaathu Waheed
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    47
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Thaathu Waheed
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