The Bhutan Memory Project is a community-driven effort to document and preserve the stories of Bhutanese refugees, focusing on their struggles, hardships, and achievements as they resettle and build new lives. Through audio recordings and a seasonal podcast series, we collect interviews with community members that explore a wide range of topics, including employment, health, personal struggles, and the policies that have impacted their lives. Hosted by youth and students from the Bhutanese Nepali community living in Central Ohio, the Bhutan Memory Podcast amplifies the voices of individuals whose experiences are often overlooked, creating a platform for dialogue, reflection, and education. By preserving these stories, the project aims to ensure that future generations understand and appreciate the resilience of their ancestors, while also fostering a deeper connection within the community.