A tribute to one of the greatest singing artists in our life time, Michael Jackson. Rud joined us on this to share Michael's story. He brought along some samples of Michael's works. Thank you SONY Music for the courtesy of allowing the use of Michael's songs in the episode.

Same casts of podcasters in this episode as in the previous one. We simply recorded this back-to-back. This time we mentioned about movies, which were based on true stories. Some were very old and well-known, such as the untouchables, some were new and relatively unknown such as Freedom Fighters. Anyway, it's really a matter of friends talking about movies they enjoyed.

A group of 6, that should be a record. Six of us talked about various movies that were supposed to be inspiring. It was supposed to, but some of us had very different inspirations, judging from the selection. Most were quite old, thank god, we had Thanaraj who saw so many movies that he could chimed in some new ones.

With feedback from the Queen episode, Ood was inspired to do another music episode. This time, though, he could not find a musician to help, so we had to settle with song samples. Van Halen, a legendary band of the 80s, had long been one of Ood's idols. We would like to thank Warner Music Group for the courtesy of samples of Van Halen's.

Due to Gan's medical problem, we had record an ad-hoc episode. Since we had asked Wiroon to join us, we might as well use him as test case. Wiroon tended to like horror/thriller movies so we asked what he liked. Most of the movies were old, and might appear repeatitive to some listeners. However, the joy of discussion should make up for it.

The response we received at our webboard on the previous episode must have had a big impact to Ood. He scheduled another recording with a very talented musician, Golf. Queen was a legendary band and Ood had been idolizing them since his teenage years. Instead of just playing some of their songs, Ood went one step further by singing those songs himself. Talking about nerve! This could be an irritating episode for those who wanted to listen to some serious review or comments on the band. We just had had too good time with the record so much so that we had to split into 2 episodes. And this was the last episode on Queen.

The response we received at our webboard on the previous episode must have had a big impact to Ood. He scheduled another recording with a very talented musician, Golf. Queen was a legendary band and Ood had been idolizing them since his teenage years. Instead of just playing some of their songs, Ood went one step further by singing those songs himself. Talking about nerve! This could be an irritating episode for those who wanted to listen to some serious review or comments on the band. We just had had too good time with the record so much so that we had to split into 2 episodes. This was the first episode.

Out of the blues, Ood requested for a recording. This time, Passakorn proposed a topic since both Gan and Ood felt like recording but had no topic. During school holidays, Passakorn had a hard time, finding movies for children, so he asked if both could come up with movies recommendations for Children. Ood still managed to steer the topics out of the way from time to time.

On the previous three episodes, Ood sneaked out, recording without Gan. This time around, Gan took revenge by recording with Ood and managed to get a listener to help her out. Tum, a long-time listener, talked about some not-so-main-stream TV series that she enjoyed. She must have enjoyed them all right, since she brought along some DVD to show us. There series were Criminal Minds, Foyles War, House MD, Lewis and The Lost Room.

We had the honour to host our program with khun Suruch Pattanawongyuenyong, Managing Director of Sahachol Polpuech. Thirty years ago, he was the interpreter for the first chinese TV series on Thai TV, the series was Pao Boon Jin. After moonlighting for a few years as an interpreter, he left the job to set up a joint-venture company between Sahapattanaphibul group and a Japanese group and has been there ever since. On this MLMN series, we had asked him to share some of his experience back then and translate some of the well-known Chinese TV series song for us. This is the third and last episode of this serie. We talked about a famed composer who composed quite a few Hong Kong TV series. And, the end, we talked about the song that most Thai could sing by heart but would not know what it meant.