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 second episode, we focused on the post-monarchy period, which was the background of the famed Hong Kong TV series, the Bund.

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.

We put a tribute to our beloved writer, Arthur C. Clarke. We also invited our long-time listener, Zybernav to share some stories. As usual, Ood would steer the team off topic to whatever he was thinking of at the time. Pattanapong and Zybernav prepared some useful for the show as well as some pretty good comment from Piyatad.

One of our Changkhui friends hosted his art exhibition during Jan 3 - Feb 12, 2008. Thanaraj (Bay) was a professional photographer and he would co-host his photos with a well-known sound designer, Koichi Shimatsu, at Queen Sirikit Art Exhibition Center near Panpha bridge, so we invited him over to talk about the exhibition.

Jing, Ood and friends went to Pai in November, therefore, Ood took the opportunity to share the trip experience with photos. You would need to use either iTunes or Quicktime to view the file to enjoy it. Although, the converation, at times, was somewhat personal, but it was funny nonetheless. This was the second and final episode of the trip.

Jing, Ood and friends went to Pai in November, therefore, Ood took the opportunity to share the trip experience with photos. You would need to use either iTunes or Quicktime to view the file to enjoy it. Although, the converation, at times, was somewhat personal, but it was funny nonetheless. This was the first episode of the trip.

While Sutin and Passakorn drove to Phuket, the topic came to their minds; what kind of songs they played when they drove on their own. So each picked 10 albums and compared notes, it turned out that they had nothing in common, in terms of music selection. It was quite hard to believe that Sutin would pick Iron Maiden when he drove.

We recorded the 2nd episode of Thai songs in the 80s right after the 1st one, but decided not to launch it, frankly, due to the facts that we were singing even worse than the 1st one. And then we recorded an ad-hoc episode about a guy who were in London during a blackout evening, Ood was entertaining as usual, but the episode was rather short, so we decided to combine both and make a special episode out of the two. Hope you enjoy it.

It must have itched Ood somewhat to come up with this topic. It started with a post on our webboard about wanting to hear Changkhui talk about ghosts. But we had talked about it in the Changkhui program, so Ood took it in his own hand and launched it in Mai Hlap Mai Non. This was more towards the Bhuddhist approach, rather than the scientific approach in Changkhui.

a little-known TV series named Heroes. It started as Pattanapong's posting on our webboard on how interesting the series seemed to be. And then, as usual, Wikanda became the de facto distributor, speading words of mouths on the series. Sutin also seemed to like it. Since the series only had one season as of 2007 so there was not much to say and spoil our listners, let's just say that this was one serie worth watching.