Due to popular requests, we decided to record another episode on the topic. This time, we had Ood, Gan, Boy, Nui, Chai, Aey, Wor, Nok and Hong. This time Chai talked about his experience when he had to walk up country as a monk.

It's a rare place to visit to most people, so when we had a chance to talk to one who had been there, we could not pass up the opportunity to interview. Nun was an assistant photographer to a professional photographer for the project "9 days in the Kingdom". They spent 6 days there with virtually no photos to brag about, that just went on to show how tough the job would be.

There had a general confusion about the two ladies; one is, of course, Kanjana Hongsyok (our Indies' Girl) and the other is Kanjana Hongstong (a well-known journalist, who regulaly wrote on the supplementary section of a daily business newspaper Bangkok Biznews of the Nation Group). Our Indies' Girl was always mistaken for being the Nation Group writer, even her alumni lecturer mistook her for that. So, with the help of our fan, Ben'Tale, they had arranged a meeting to get to know each other and she was kind enough to give us an interview. Kanjana Hongtong turned out to be quite a traveller in her own right, having been to Iran, India, Sikhim, Korea, etc. Hope you enjoy the conversation (which took place at Krung Thai Credit office, 14th Fl).

An old friend gave an interview about the sports of shooting.

A Thai-owned business, well-hidden on the east coast of Phuket; Phuket Boat Lagoon. I was personally impressed with the place; it was hard to imagine that there was a place like this in Thailand. It's vey peaceful and quiet. It has a marina, hotels, service apartments and houses.

Dentist , composer, producer, singer, audio ads, movie critics, radio DJ, and painter are all unique, all require different skill sets. However, we manage to find a guy who can do them all and he is a Thai. He told us all how he did all. We talked about his high school year in CUD, Triam Udom, dentistry at CU, his first album with a band after graduation. He went on to further three degrees in the USA, two in dentistry and one in sound engineering. Interestingly, he once performed his dentist skill on the legedary Mario Lemeiux of Pittsburgh Penquin. By the way, he also writes for Pittsburgh Tribune. If you can listen to Thai, you would be just as amazed as I was. You can also read his blog at http://rudsooparb.spaces.live.com

All in a day life of a studio team, what questions they receive, equipment and pressure

All in a day life of a studio team, what questions they receive, equipment and pressure

All in a day life of a studio team, what questions they receive, equipment and pressure