Bangkok nightlife is wild — but it's not what most tourists expect. In this episode, we dive into secret bars, rooftop parties, local Thai club culture, and why some girls in Bangkok are getting Ferraris as "gifts." 🚗💸 We also break down whether the word farrang (foreigner) is actually considered racist in Thailand. From Songkran water fights to hidden upscale clubs where foreigners aren't always welcome, get ready for the real story behind Bangkok after dark. If you're traveling to Thailand, love Thai culture, or want an insider’s look at where to party, don’t miss this one.

In this episode we sit down with Jenny, a young Thai entrepreneur who turned her tiny condo kitchen into one of the city’s most buzzworthy cookie businesses—Jing Jai Bake. From learning to bake on YouTube to delivering gourmet cookies across Bangkok via Grab and Line Man, Jenny shares some of her story and insights into getting a business going in Bangkok. She also shares some of the challenges of working with Bangkok’s food delivery services, where she likes to go out, and how she met her boyfriend.

In this eye-opening conversation, three Thai women (KT, Kate, and Earn) share their personal stories of leaving Bangkok and living abroad in the USA and UK—from university life in Utah and working in Las Vegas to starting a family in England. They explore the challenges of culture shock, dating differences, western culture, and how Thai values around politeness, respect, and identity shape their experience overseas. Whether you're fascinated by Thai culture, planning to travel or live in Thailand, or just curious about how Thai people view life outside their country, this episode offers a unique perspective.

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In this episode we're joined by JC, a Thai friend of Eric's who now lives in Switzerland. JC is returning to Bangkok for a visit after almost two years away. We talk about life in Switzerland compared to Bangkok, the recent earthquake, what it's like flirting in the Thai language, and much more.

In this episode we are talking all about Songkran, Thailand's (very wet) New Year celebration. We discuss the real meaning behind the holiday, the best party spots, what to expect, and more.

Dinny Skip is an America rapper, performer, and creator recently known for his viral song “TUK TUK ตุ๊กตุ๊ก”. In this episode we chat about his return to Thailand, the making of the Tuk Tuk music video, online reaction to his music, and future plans in Bangkok.

Possible alcohol law changes in Thailand, tattoo controversy, and more.

In this episode Eric & Earn catch up on the last few weeks including Eric's trip to Tic Tac Toe at Emsphere mall, Earn's trip to Hua Hin, best late night food spots, driving license issues, Eric's police checkpoint story and more.

In this episode we're joined by Fah and Amanda. Fah runs the Thai in the Thai Language challenge and has plenty to teach us about learning and speaking Thai. Amanda is Georgian-born and Russian-raised, but spent the last several years in Hong Kong before moving to Thailand. Amanda currently works as a model and actress in various projects, and is working hard to learn the Thai language as well.

Neo is Thai-Japanese and grew up in Germany. He eventually returned to Thailand and currently works as a manager in a popular Bangkok restaurant. In this episode, Neo explains the differences in dining culture between western and asian guests, working with Thai staff, the challenges of managing a restaurant in Bangkok, and some of his favorite spots around the city.

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