There’s going local, and then there’s really going local.
Recently I travelled an hour north of Bangkok so I could attend a two-day music festival that was entirely in Thai. I was the only foreigner there.
Did it push my comfort zone? Yes. Did I record this experiment so you could see what it was like? Absolutely.
Watch this short video I made for you about the experience. In the process, you’ll also get a substantive glimpse at what I do when not working.
Here are the movies I’ve watched and loved lately. Note that some of these films are not on Netflix. You’ll have to find them on Amazon Prime Video or one of the many free movie sites (reach out if you need
I always make time for new music. Currently I’ve been listening to a lot of Chinese music, Thai music, K-Pop music as well as the latest US pop. With that in mind, here’s what I’m listening to right now. If
I always make time for new music. Currently I’ve been listening to a lot of Chinese music, Thai music, K-Pop music as well as the latest US pop. With that in mind, here’s what I’m listening to right now. If
Here are the movies I’ve watched and loved lately. Note that some of these films are not on Netflix. You’ll have to find them on Amazon Prime Video or one of the many free movie sites (reach out if you need
I always make time for new music. Currently I’ve been listening to a lot of Chinese music, Thai music, K-Pop music as well as the latest US pop. With that in mind, here’s what I’m listening to right now. If
Life is weirdly back to normal for me here in Bangkok—and it feels really good.