What In The World Can Be Saved? The theme of this episode is conservation in Thailand. We speak with Head of Communications Lee Poston from the World Wild Life Fund about his long experience in the conservation movement. What has he seen? What does he hope to see? What can we do about it? This … Continue reading "Episode 6 with Lee Poston"

  On this podcast we talk about many different types of pop culture in Thailand and how that culture has changed over the last twenty years. We get this perspective from someone who has not only lived through it but became a part of Thailand’s cultural scene. Note gives us his perspective on music from … Continue reading "Episode 5 Pop Culture with Note Pongsuang"

This month we talk about teaching in Thailand while touching on many related topics including distance learning, technology enhanced learning and travel as a form of education. Long term Thailand resident Gareth Davies gives us his insights both professional and personal on how to get yourself schooled.   This Episode is sponsored by Mr. Samosa. … Continue reading "Episode 4 Teaching and Getting Taught in Thailand"

  This episode takes on an enormous yet shapeless topic. The sort of thing that is easier to pin down by what it isn’t, rather than what it is. The topic I’m speaking about is “Thainess”. Does such a think exist? If it does, what is it? And where does it come from? Is it … Continue reading "Episode 3 Thainess"

Inside_Thai_Football_01 https://soundcloud.com/user-burapha/inside-thai-football Inside Thai Football covers all aspects of football culture in Thailand from the “Red War” between Manchester United and Liverpool, to crowd violence, to the massive growth of homegrown Thai football as a form of entertainment in the country. Kick it off.   This episode of This Thai Life is sponsored by The … Continue reading "This Thai Life, Episode 2: Inside Thai Football."

    This episode is sponsored by Jam. Make it your local. https://www.facebook.com/JAMCAFEBKK/   Censorship is nothing new to Thailand but censorship in Thai film has always been of a different more stringent sort. Many everyday depictions of daily life in Thailand never find their way onto the silver screen and we find out why. … Continue reading "Episode one is now live. Thai Film Censorship."