We welcome Viney - Technology Consulting Partner turned Tech Entrepreneur - to explain what the two letters everybody is talking about will mean for the future of Thai Indians: AI.

How will tailor shops survive AI? In what ways can hotels integrate this technology? Can wedding planners be replaced?

And more importantly : what should the future generation of Thai Indians study to prepare for what’s ahead?!

We'd love to hear of other ways AI is impacting your day to day.

Reach out to us for our weirdness on X for Suveera and Veera BS.

Connect with Viney on IG here.

Shout out of ongoing thanks to Xunny Dey for our original BGM.

Today we explore what it means to be QUEER in the Thai Indian society. With the help of Rakshet, we unpack the LGBTQ++ acronym and try to understand all the things around it. This episode is a long one but it is sure to keep you enterained.

We cover some enlightening topics including self-discovery, coming out to your friends and family, and Thailand’s recent legalization of gay marriage and what that may mean with respect to religion .

Let us know what you think.

Or connect with Rakshet at https://x.com/rakshet

Fang Thon Indians and Sukhumvit Indians are not the same. One side’s eating samosas together in the moo baan, the other’s busy pretending they’re in Gossip Girl. We’re talking real vs fake, local vs international, and why deep down, nobody’s actually better — but it’s way more fun to fight about it. Warning: if you get offended easily, this episode isn’t for you. (But like, still listen.)

With the help of Nonna , our in-house Fang Thon resident, we peek into the what’s and why’s of our surprising similarities and dramatic differences

A bonus episode with Sanju, our in-house psychologist, touching on divorce and should they be talked about outside the family?Let us know your thoughts.

We dive into the tough but essential subject of mental health, depression and suicidal thoughts. We are joined by Sanju Sachamuneewongse, who has been on the frontlines of mental health advocacy in Thailand. We talk with him openly about the realities of mental health, breaking down stigma, and exploring ways to seek and offer support.

As always, let us know your thoughts!

Resources from the show:

• To reach out to some peer 2 peers support, or get involved, download www.satiapp.co
• Connect with Sanju Sachamuneewongse on IG at @sanju1289
• And if you're interested to learn more about psychological first aid, get started at https://www.coursera.org/learn/psychological-first-aid

A look into racism faced by Thai Indians and discussions around overcoming them, in light of recent incidents in Bangkok.