Online since 2010! Greg Jorgensen and Ed Knuth have been knocking around Bangkok since the turn of the century. Exploring dark corners, eating amazing food, and interacting with fascinating people, the two have gotten to know and love Thailand's capital in all its confusing, mysterious glory. Every week they chat about topics near and dear to those living here, those visiting here, or those who ar... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 539 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Places & TravelSociety & Culture |
This week Greg and Ed have a bit of fun revisiting an old blog post from Greg about what would be the best slogans for various malls around Bangkok. As most listeners know, Bangkok may very well be the capital city of malls and mall culture, and eac... more
We’ve all seen the incredible amount of drama that can go down if you don’t run a tight ship in Thailand - everything from visa worries and bank problems to relationship blow-ups and trouble with the law. But it seems that a huge proportion of this d... more
In a special episode, Greg and Ed interview Kevin Maes in Kevin’s own podcast studio on Rama IV. Kevin is a long-time expat in Thailand hailing from Belgium who became entangled in a very unfortunate crime drama and subsequently wrote a book about it... more
It’s been a while, but one of our favorite semi-regular guests is back! Bangkok Podcast’s official Buddhist correspondent, Phra Pandit, welcomed Greg at his temple to talk about amulets, talismans, and Buddhist relics - and what ties them all togethe... more
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The Bangkok Podcast has been essential listening for my obsession with this amazing city.
Greg and Ed make it look easy as they share insight from their own experiences, as well the many high quality guests. I have learned so much about Bangkok, as well as the Thai psyche.
Anyone going to Thailand who doesn’t listen to this professionally put together show will simply have a lesser experience.
It’s easy and fun to listen to and very informative.
I enjoy your podcast overall, but I thought the latest episode about Mai Pen Rai was rather inappropriate so soon after the bus tragedy. The episode includes wild speculation without having enough facts. You probably had this episode planned before the bus tragedy, but you should have rescheduled it and waited.
I love these podcasters and the fascinating stories they share. I have learnt so much about Thailand from listening to them. Plus, they are entertaining and so clever. Great job.
Love it. Less interviews and more topics please
to Thai politics and society. Thank you!
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Focused on life in Thailand's bustling capital, the content covers a wide array of topics including cultural experiences, food, and the expat lifestyle. The hosts draw on their personal experiences living in Bangkok, sharing insights and humorous anecdotes that bring the city's complexities and charm to life. Unique features include discussions about the local culture, stories of navigating life as foreigners, and entertaining debates on local attractions and customs. This makes it especially appealing to travelers, expats, and anyone with an interest in understanding Bangkok beyond the surface level.
Moreover, the podcast often features guests from various backgrounds, discussing everything from the culinary scene to personal stories about... more
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Recent guests on The Bangkok Podcast include:
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2. Phra Pandit
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