Quite a big gang this time. Ood and Gan invited three of our fans, Ford Antitrust, Lonely Dragon and Zybernav, to discuss their favourite cartoons. Each brought some samples of his collections to show us. We recommended that you watched this at our site for the Google Video clip. Because this was a very big topic, we recorded this for two episodes.

Ood is back from his scuba diving trip and appeared in Mai Hlap Mai Non podcast for the first time in video format. He had kept Gan waiting for weeks to do this episode. As usual, Ood borrowed the series from Gan, and really enjoyed it, so much so that he could talk about it. You may see the video episode of this podcast at our site, http://www.changkhui.com

An old friend of ours posted a comment about Thai TV Drama on our webboard (http://changkhui.com/smf/index.php?topic=211.0), and he happened to be in Bangkok for the week (he usually lived in Chiangmai), so we invited him over for a discussion. Too bad, Ood was MIA again, due to scuba diving in Burma, but we managed to get Aum to join the discussion. This was the first MLMN episode in video, but, we did not to want to exhaust your internet connection, so we still put the MP3 file in the feed and you can see Google VDO on our site.

The gang from episode 20 continued their conversation this week, but on a different topic. Zybernav and Boy were King's fans, they had read quite a few, while Ood and Gan were towards movies from King's books. There were some noteable mentions of some of the more outstanding books from King's, such as the Stand, It and Needful Things.

Ood and Gan invited a fan on the show, Zybernav. He had posted an in-depth coverage on Sci-Fi on our webboard that triggered us to invite him on the show. And as a defensive measure, the two also invited Boy and Job on the show to contribute to the topics. This should make some audience feel like going out to rent some DVDs.

Gong, a books-for-rent shop owner, shared his experience in running a shop. This episode was more info than being fun.

Another nostalgic episode. This time, rather than finding songs for the discussion, we decided to play guitar and sang ourselves. For those who like the Innocent, Free Bird, Kiriboon, GrandEx, McIntosh, etc., this episode was really for you. And for us, it was a cheap night out for in-house karaoke.

Have you ever had some favourites moments in movies, especially those nicely crafted conversation? Bay collected these as a hobby and shared it with us. Gan also pulled down from quotes from the AFI site, http://www.AFI.com to compare notes. Funny enough, some simple sentence like "I am your father" could really remind people which movie that came from.

Gong, who runs a book rental shop, comes back to discuss Japansese cartoons. Chai, also a cartoon fanatic, joined the gang. There were quite a few cartoons from the 80s, 90s and very few from 2000s. A few questions from those who read them during school days and never have a chance to finish, so we all field questions about those cartoons that we have lost tracks over the years.

Aum, one of our fans, joined us for a movie discussion. They all discussed about their favourite thriller movies. This time, we tried to be more up to date, there were movies from the 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s, otherwise, we would really be a bunch of old timers, talking about old movies. You would get to hear some familiar names, such as The Shining, The Omen, X Files, etc.