Not because we mentioned him in the previous episode that he stroke back. But rather he had a story to tell and it made a great timing for him to tell it now. Going back a few years ago, 9aum was working in a company that was arrested for not using copyright software. Things did not turn out to be as bad as it seemed but it was a costly lesson, nevertheless.

Ford dropped by at home, so we might as well make an episode out of it. And no buzz word was hotter than Twitter in April 2009, it's everywhere you listened to. Since Ford was quite active himself in Twitter, having 600+ followers and 600+ followings, so we asked who he would recommend. He came up with sugree, markpeak, bact, celerachan, YashimaExteen, mormmam, plynoi, kengggg, rawitat and 9aum. I also added Adamy and iWhale.

It's been a wonderful experience using iPod for the last three years, so we decided to make an episode out of it. Kangg was, ofcourse, an obvious choice. We talked about what the first iPod was like, how Apple branched out to varieties of iPods and what we thought would happen to Ipod in the future.

One of our long-time listeners, Zybernav, happened to have a first-hand experience in handling those who were injured during the Bangkok riots in April 9 - 15, 2009. He was a doctor, who volunteered at Narenthorn EMS Center (http://www.narenthorn.or.th). His working location was right at the ground zero and he was there. However, after all that we had heard, the situation at ER was not as bad as we, at least me, as we thought it would be. Since it was still fresh in our memory at the time of our recording, so we decided to launch it in mid-week. You can follow him at twitter.com/zybernav.

Saved by Prachachat (http://www.prachachat.net). It's been a month since the latest episode. Prachachat gave us a recorded seminar, which took place at Khaosod building on October 25, 2007. Wichian Mektrakarn (President, AIS), Sanchai Thiewprasertkul (Chief Marketing Officer, AIS), Thana Thienachariya (Chief Commercial Officer, DTAC) and Dr.Ketchayong Skowratananont (Senior Vice President, DTAC) were all on stage to share their experience on competing with each other. It was a very friendly seminar, considering how they competed against each other in the market. This was the second and last part of the seminar.

Saved by Prachachat (http://www.prachachat.net). It's been a month since the latest episode. Prachachat gave us a recorded seminar, which took place at Khaosod building on October 25, 2007. Wichian Mektrakarn (President, AIS), Sanchai Thiewprasertkul (Chief Marketing Officer, AIS), Thana Thienachariya (Chief Commercial Officer, DTAC) and Dr.Ketchayong Skowratananont (Senior Vice President, DTAC) were all on stage to share their experience on competing with each other. It was a very friendly seminar, considering how they competed against each other in the market. This was the first part of the seminar. We would also be providing the video version sometime later. Lazy, really!

Chiranuch Premchaiporn was kind enough to share her experience in dealing with the police on the computer crime matter. She was the web director of the Prachathai.com, the online news website. She was arrested on Friday March 6, 2009. Sarinee, Fringer.org, was kind enough to introduce us to her. We tried look at the matter on the lighter side and hoped everyone who run a web site could learn from this.

After a few upcountry trips, we just managed to have time to record an episode. This time we referred to the event on February 20, the launch of Hua-Hin municipal Wi-Fi service. Also, if you are reading this, please drop us an email if you are interested in supporting us on our new Changkhui shirt. We will be posting some photos in the next few days.

The Go Training Live Talk on February 27, 2009, was well received, though with half-full audience. I personally knew one of the speakers, Chalermpon Punnotok, of CT Asia. Since he was in the IT industry and the talk was in line with Changkhui, so we thought it was only appropriate to put it here. If you like a TED-Talk-like seminar, you may want to visit our site for more of the talk.

It's been a while since the previous episode. One word, slack. Anyway, we are back with some news. First of all, we would like to promote the Go Training Live Talk on February, check www.traininginfomedia.com, in February 27. And then we have another new podcast, Open Chuankhui, at www.onopen.com. And then we discussed about programs we used on daily basis.