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BBrewed in Bangkok

BiB013: Today With Karsten Aichholz

byKarsten Aichholz
2016-10-18
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Today is a very short episode showcasing the impact of recent events on my life in Bangkok.

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My name is Karsten and I'm a 30-something pro-gamer turned tech entrepreneur. I'm the youngest of three sons to a British mom and a German dad who met while working in Canada. As management trainee at Lufthansa German Airlines I worked in India, Dubai, Austria and Germany.

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