In Life in Thailand #5 I talk to Chris and Sarah Romulo of Crom Physical Culture in Rockaway Beach, NY. Chris and Sarah are on a 2-week social media and muay thai tour in Thailand. They’re exploring Thailand’s national sport, culture, and the food.

Chris and Sarah talk about how they set the social media tour up. They talk about traveling to and within Thailand with their 5 year old son. And they share some of the more memorable experiences they’ve had so far.

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In this episode of Life in Thailand I talk about where to go to find a job in Thailand, why 120-hour TEFLs are better than 100-hour TEFLs, and what kind of questions employers will ask you at job interviews. If you’d like me to answer your questions about living in Thailand, moving to Thailand, working in Thailand, or traveling to Thailand, send me your question through the contact page. I’ll answer it on a future episode.

In this episode of Life in Thailand I answer a question from a Reddit user about how I make money in Thailand. As native English speakers in Thailand there are plenty of ways for us to make a living in the country. Teaching English is the most obvious, but if you have other skills you can put them to work for you in Thailand. And as with anything else, the longer you’re in Thailand the more opportunities come up. So be patient.

In 2014 I moved my family from America to Thailand and haven’t looked back. Ask me anything.

In this episode of Life in Thailand I talk about the differences between having a baby in Thailand and having a baby in America. And I use examples from the birth of our first daughter in America and the birth of our second daughter in Thailand.

Thailand is more laid back than America. When we had our first daughter in America, we felt like our hands were being held the entire time. Whereas in Thailand we were expected to do everything ourselves.

This podcast was inspired by a thread I posted on Reddit.

Read it here: In 2014 I moved my family from America to Thailand and haven’t looked back. Ask me anything.

The questions from the thread were excellent. But I realized I’d need more time to answer all of them. So in addition to answering them briefly in the thread, I want to answer them in detail on the podcast.

If you’d like me to answer your question about living, traveling, or working in Thailand, fill out the form on the contact page and I’ll answer your question on a future show.

In the first episode of the Life in Thailand podcast I explain how to ship your things to Thailand. I talk about what’s important and what’s not important to ship over. And I give some examples of what my family shipped over and why.

This podcast was inspired by a Reddit thread I posted titled In 2014 I moved my family from America to Thailand and haven’t looked back. Ask me anything.

The questions from the thread were excellent, but I realized I’d need more time to answer all of them. So in addition to answering them briefly in the thread, I want to answer them in detail on the podcast.

If you’d like me to answer your question about living, traveling, or working in Thailand, fill out the form on the contact page and I’ll answer your question on a future show.