Karsten Aichholz

When Neal Stephenson wrote Cryptonomicon in 1999, few people realized how accurate his description of the future was and how soon it would come to … Read more

Today is a very short episode showcasing the impact of recent events on my life in Bangkok. Websites and People Mentioned Richard Barrow The Do’s and … Read more

Music is the life for a great many people, but it’s only for a select few that it actually provides a livelihood. Napak Boonruang, better … Read more

What’s the hardest business you could possibly start in Thailand? In a nation where fair skin is a national obsession and the sun shines nearly 365 days … Read more

Published author and public relations specialist, Jody Houton joins me on the Brewed in Bangkok podcast this week. From teaching aspiring cabin crew members to editing … Read more

What does Bangkok look like through the eyes of a Filipino expat? How do you create and fine-tune a live comedy act? What’s a line … Read more

Imagine you organize a party and 1,000 people show up. Saroj Kunatanad, better known as ‘Ark’, does that on a regular basis. Together with his … Read more

This episode of Brewed in Bangkok is  different. It’s the most sinister conversation I had for this podcast. It’s a glimpse into a darker world. It’s … Read more

Muay Thai boxer, author, and TV commentator Matt Lucas and I sit down over a cup of over-brewed Chai tea to talk about the Muay … Read more

In today’s episode, I have someone on the show who frequently made headlines over the last few years in Thailand. Actually, he literally made the … Read more

Domnick Dumais is taking a more colorful route through life than most people. From starting ice skating at age 2, things took a turn for … Read more

Jamal is one of a select number of foreigners who are legally permitted to work as personal trainers in Thailand. In this episode, he describes … Read more