
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 | 573 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||

Greg and Ed explore the small, unexpected joys of being an expat living in Thailand. Ed begins the main discussion by sharing his amusement over miscommunications regarding his job. Despite teaching university-level political science, Thai people fre... more
On the heels of a recent episode where Greg and Ed opined on the nuances of the tricky Bangkok property market, this time they have a real, er… real estate pro on to get into things from her POV - Tracy Leelalamlert from Aspire Real Estate.
Greg b... more
Thanks to a suggestion from a listener Greg and Ed discuss the fascinating topic of games that are common - if not unique - to Thailand. Both guys have some familiarity with some games played in public such as 'takraw,' but many of the others are par... more
Inspired by an unusually long commute, the boys decide to discuss a list of things - very specific things - that bother Greg while he drives his trusty silver Honda around Bangkok.
Greg begins by sharing his first major annoyance with Bangkok drive... 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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The show centers Bangkok life through relaxed, candid conversations between two hosts and a rotating slate of guests. Episodes blend local culture, travel, food, history, and current events with personal anecdotes and on-the-ground observations, often featuring expert voices from Thailand's business, culinary, academic, and expat communities. A recurring strength is the hosts' curiosity, humor, and ability to translate complex topics into accessible stories for both visitors and residents, making it a solid pick for listeners who want practical city insights, cultural context, and a window into Bangkok's evolving scene. Noteworthy is the mix of long-running host chemistry with diverse guests, from chefs and authors to researchers and indust... more
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