
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 | 557 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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In a ReCast episode from season 7, Greg interviews well known Bangkok-based photographer Tim Russell about his book 'Bangkok Station,' which focuses (literally) on the iconic and now mostly defunct Hualamphong Train Station. Greg has had a special co... more
Greg interviews old friend of the podcast Rikker Dockum, Thai language expert extraordinaire about the Thai Royal Society, an organization dedicated to overseeing, promoting and regulating the Thai language. Rikker begins by explaining that he actual... more
Tech Fail Alert! The last 5 minutes of our discussion was cut off by dastardly internet Gremlins, but we said most of what we wanted to say anyway.
In a follow-up to the recent Thai election, Greg and Ed do their best to make sense of the unexpect... more
In a followup to a recent episode, Greg and Ed walk through the entire 'Facts About Thailand' quiz that Ed gave his Thai Society students. It's a broad test of Thailand - geography, history, politics, government, demographics, and more, that's slight... more
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Could be so much better if the inane banter was cut down to a bearable level.
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
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Exploring life in Bangkok, a vibrant and often chaotic city, the hosts engage listeners with discussions on a diverse range of topics including food, culture, politics, and personal narratives from their experiences living in Thailand. The conversation often features insights from knowledgeable guests, which adds depth to the topics at hand, such as the intricacies of the Thai language, social issues like accessibility for disabled citizens, and the unique challenges faced by expatriates. This podcast provides a blend of education and entertainment, catering to those interested in the nuances of life in Bangkok and Thai society.
The hosts' chemistry and humor enhance the listening experience, drawing in both seasoned expats and newcomers w... more
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Recent guests on The Bangkok Podcast include:
1. Rikker Dockum
2. Mario Butler
3. Ninar Wongprasert
4. Taopiphop Limjittrakorn
5. Khun Saba
6. John Schachnovsky
7. Kevin Maes
8. Chatwan Mongkon
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