Today we’ll be talking about the protests and potential replacements after the prime minister’s ouster last Friday, a famous Thai airline being banned from overseas routes over safety concerns, and a little later a couple of cases of foreigners getting attacked for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Today we’ll be talking about the long awaited judgment day being faced by the suspended prime minister, an update on the investigation into alleged police tampering in the handling of the Red Bull heir’s hit and run case, and a little later some farangs behaving badly and some feel good news for your Friday morning enjoyment.

Today we’ll be talking about visa crackdowns and QR-code rules causing concern in the Pattaya expat community, a deadly landslide hitting rain-soaked Chiang Mai, and a little later some Thai Hi-So drama among the family behind one of Thailand’s most recognizable hotel brands.

Today we’ll be talking about Phuket authorities cracking down on tourists driving without permits, a psychiatric patients’ machete rampage, and a little later a fresh batch of farangs behaving badly.

Today we have some unsavory updates about the Thai/Cambodian tensions, a British couple’s Thai retirement dream turns into a legal nightmare, and a little later we’re on weather watch as Typhoon Kajiki intensifies as it approaches Thailand.

Today we’ll be talking about Trump’s tariffs disrupting Thailand’s postal services to America, the immigration bureau revoking 10,000 visas in what they are describing as a ‘clean-up’, and a little later a Brazilian man’s rooftop antics lead to his arrest.

Today we’ll be talking about yet another earthquake that rattled parts of Bangkok, a new Tax policy that may impact expats benefits, and a little later a massive planned expansion of Suvarnabhumi Airport aimed at doubling its capacity.

Today we’ll be talking about the criminal charges being levied against the reckless British driver whose driving ended in tragedy for a mother of two, an update on Pheu Thai leadership as rumors swirl, and a little later we’ll dive into the ongoing problem of cross boarder crime in the form of both call centers and a new smuggling phenomenon: Durian Meth.

Today we’ll be talking about a free domestic flight program for tens of thousands of incoming international tourists, new banking regulations aiming to protects youths and olds from scams, and a little later some updates on Thai soft power in the form of Aliens and street food.

Today we’ll be talking about incredibly overpriced food from one of Bangkok’s most famous street-food vendors, foreigners causing violence and tragedy in Pattaya and Phuket, and a little later three feel good stories involving crypto, green developments, and adorable soi dogs.